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A breathtaking burst of colour lit up the night sky as the Aurora Australis shimmered over Naracoorte, transforming an ordinary evening into a moment of pure magic. The rare display, sighted by a local family and captured from their home, was shared with The News....
Alarming school data reveals some Naracoorte and Lucindale students are drinking and vaping before their teenage years are over.
Resthaven Naracoorte has clarified that its community services office on Gordon Street does not contain asbestos, but remains temporarily closed following the January 10 fire at the former TAFE building next door.
While many clubs and groups struggle for volunteers, Lucindale’s 2026 Citizen of the Year Trevor “Smiley” Martin has been recognised for volunteering for 60 years.
As MacKillop heads toward the March 2026 state election, voters are being challenged to weigh experience, independence, and influence.
The District Council of Robe has confirmed that a new primary healthcare service will commence at the Robe Medical Centre from March 2, 2026, ensuring the continuation of local medical services for the Robe community.
Obelisk Health is delighted to be opening a new general practice in Robe following negotiations with the District Council of Robe to provide local GP and nursing services for the community.
The Stand Like Stone Foundation has proudly recognised the next generation of community-minded leaders through its ‘Schools in Philanthropy’ initiative, celebrating secondary students across the Limestone Coast who embody empathy, generosity, and a genuine commitment to others.
Work will soon begin on the construction of a new undercover outdoor eating area and upgrade of the kiosk block at Naracoorte’s much-loved swimming lake.
Farmers across the Limestone Coast are being encouraged to pledge a lamb, make a donation, or join the Limestone Coast Sustainable Futures Association (LCSF) as the community ramps up efforts to protect prime farmland from the threat of rare earth mining.
Two artists from Nhill, Victoria will exhibit their work at the first exhibition for the year at the Naracoorte Regional Art Gallery, which opened on January 16.
Cattle: LWB 23 – LWY 857 – LWC 297 – OAY 32
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