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THE South East is set for its most ambitious health overhaul in a generation, with the Limestone Coast Local Health Network (LCLHN) endorsing a 10-year, $250 million clinical services plan designed to transform care across the region.
Australian Red Cross has confirmed it will continue providing transport services for people aged 65 and over in the Limestone Coast, ensuring older residents can stay connected and independent.
ISSUES from around the region and across the state are being taken to a national level by Naracoorte’s Lachlan Haynes who now sits on the Liberal Party federal executive.
Investigations are underway into an incident at the Teys abattoir in Naracoorte, that left a worker with serious injuries.
The building of an indoor swimming facility at the Naracoorte Swimming Lake has been put on ice, with the Naracoorte Lucindale Council ruling out progressing with the project at this stage.
The long-awaited prospect of renal dialysis services at Naracoorte Hospital has been formally recognised in the state government’s Draft Clinical Services Plan for the Limestone Coast.
South East raised politician Kyam Maher has been sworn in as South Australia’s new deputy premier, following the shock resignation of Susan Close from the state’s second-highest political office.
Will the Limestone Coast host an AFL Gather Round game in 2026?
The Naracoorte Lucindale Council has sounded the alarm on strip-mining in the Limestone Coast, warning there are “too many unanswered questions” and serious community concerns that must be addressed before any mining proposals go ahead.
That’s the message from Spendmapp by Geografia, which has singled out the Naracoorte Lucindale Council for its economic momentum and community-first approach.
The Naracoorte branch of the Australian Red Cross has been officially disbanded, ending 86 years of service to the district.
A cherished symbol of Naracoorte’s identity and community spirit is set for a full-scale revival, with the Naracoorte Lucindale Council approving $17,550 to refurbish the town’s iconic Smith Street clock.
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