The rich cultural diversity of the Naracoorte community was highlighted on July 26, as Max Life Church Naracoorte hosted its much-loved annual International Service.
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Eleven exciting first steps
Eleven smiling new Reception students have taken an exciting first step in their education, beginning their school journey at Naracoorte South Primary School on July 20.
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A bell of hope
For many cancer patients, the end of chemotherapy is more than the completion of medical treatment―it is the end of one of life’s toughest battles and the beginning of a new chapter.
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Childcare crunch
A shortage of childcare places is preventing families from returning to work, placing pressure on local businesses, and limiting economic growth across Naracoorte Lucindale, according to a major new regional report.
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No threat
Thick foam seen floating along sections of the Naracoorte Creek poses no threat to the environment, wildlife, or the public, according to the Naracoorte Lucindale Council.
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Mural wins international award
The vibrant half-court basketball mural celebrating the endangered South-Eastern Red-Tailed Black Cockatoo at Naracoorte’s Market Square Recreation Area is more than just public art―it is a story of conservation, community, and connection.
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Freezing for a reason!
Students at Naracoorte South Primary School braved the cold for a fundraiser with a difference, taking part in the Big Freeze fundraiser for Motor Neurone Disease (MND) on June 11.
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Flying high at camp
Adventure, teamwork, and plenty of laughter made for an unforgettable first camp away from home for 11 grade 4 students from Sunrise Christian School Naracoorte. Held at Adare Campsite in Victor Harbor from May 27 29, the three-day experience challenged students to work together through beach games, sand sculpture competitions, brain twisters, shelter building, and the Flying Kiwi. Student, Jack said the group had “lots of fun” across the camp, with the school also claiming victory in the tribal games. Pictured is Thomas taking on the Flying Kiwi challenge. Picture: Supplied.
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Tattoo artist eyes council
Lifelong Naracoorte local and tattoo business owner Jay Zeuner has announced his bid for the Naracoorte Lucindale Council elections this November, promising ratepayers a “common sense” approach built on straight answers, transparency, and practical outcomes.
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Power bill fear for single mum
For Naracoorte single mother Michaela Dalton, every power bill brings the same fear ― that one day she won’t be able to keep the lights on for her daughter.
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Walk Down Memory Lane
Stories of Naracoorte’s “good old days” came alive at the Town Hall last week as locals gathered to share fond memories of growing up in the district during the Naracoorte Library’s successful “Walk Down Memory Lane” event celebrating History Month.
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Naracoorte Primary set for classroom overhaul
New Education minister Lucy Hood visited Naracoorte Primary School last week as the state government progresses its election commitment to upgrade classroom spaces at the school.
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