Naracoorte Lucindale councillor Craig McGuire says council meetings held in Lucindale and Frances are a waste of ratepayer money, arguing that the $70,000 invested in livestreaming technology makes off-site gatherings unnecessary.
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McBride vows to ‘plough on’
Independent member for MacKillop Nick McBride says he will “plough on” through the storm of six alleged domestic violence charges, an ongoing court case, and his campaign for re-election at next year’s state poll.
Council infrastructure chief steps down
Naracoorte Lucindale Council’s director of infrastructure and services, Daniel Willsmore, has resigned his position.
MP faces three more DV charges
MacKillop MP Nick McBride is facing three additional charges of alleged assault against his estranged wife, bringing the total number of charges against him to six.
Naracoorte Hotel wins top country outdoor award
Naracoorte Hotel was awarded ‘Best Outdoor Facility Country’ at the prestigious AHA Awards last week (October 21).
Online shopping boom
The latest Spendmapp report released by the Naracoorte Lucindale Council has painted a mixed picture of the local economy, revealing strong overall spending growth, but also a sharp surge in online shopping that could threaten the long-term resilience of local businesses.
Naracoorte, the region’s “heart”
NARACOORTE the “heart” and engine room of the SE, recently hosted the Limestone Coast Local Government Association, celebrating 140 years of the region’s peak government body.
CEO Westell “a spectacular choice”
AFTER six months in the role, Kelly Westell has made a big impact as the new CEO of Naracoorte Lucindale Council, bringing in a new way of communicating with the community.
Council joins urgent call for childcare action
The Naracoorte Lucindale Council has joined growing calls for urgent government action to address the worsening childcare shortage gripping the district.
Coffee van permit
NARACOORTRE will have another spot for coffee on Fridays following a $1500 permit issued for a “food van”, The Coffee Pitt.
GP shortage sparks push for nurse practitioners
Member for MacKillop Nick McBride has urged the state government to expand its nurse practitioner pilot program beyond selected sites, saying these highly trained professionals are critical in filling GP shortages across regional South Australia.
Reduced speed limit near Robe
IN a move aimed at enhancing road safety and responding to community feedback, the District Council of Robe has endorsed a reduction of the speed limit along a key section of Nora Creina Road.
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