A photography exhibition is on display in the Wonambi Gallery located in the Naracoorte Library and Town Hall.
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Naracoorte, May 27, 2026
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Agritourism workshop to unlock regional opportunities
A new workshop exploring the agritourism opportunities will bring together regional businesses to share practical insights and explore diversification opportunities across the Limestone Coast.
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Fuel costs pressure Naracoorte forum call
Rising fuel costs are being cited as a barrier to regional engagement ahead of the state government’s upcoming Country Cabinet visit to the Limestone Coast, with renewed calls for a public forum in Naracoorte.
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Naracoorte stands still for Anzac Day
Naracoorte fell silent at dawn as a huge crowd gathered to honour the courage, sacrifice, and spirit of service men and women at the Anzac Day service on April 25.
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Councillors undecided
Some of the current Naracoorte Lucindale Council councillors remain undecided on their political future ahead of the 2026 local government elections.
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Big turnout for Lucindale Anzac Day
MORE than 200 people attended Lucindale RSL’s Anzac Day service on April 25.
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Community transport lifeline
Naracoorte Lucindale Council has stepped up pressure on the federal government amid growing concerns fuel costs and supply issues could threaten a vital community transport lifeline across the region.
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Our world record holder
Naracoorte’s Ben Copping is not only a familiar face at Woolworths ― he is now officially a world record holder, defying a lifetime of challenges with grit, resilience, and an unshakable love for sport.
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Crossling undecided on 2026 run
Naracoorte Lucindale councillor Monique Crossling remains undecided on her political future ahead of the 2026 local government elections, with nominations set to open on August 25.
Cr Crossling has not yet confirmed whether she will contest the mayoralty or seek re-election as a councillor.
She said her focus remained on her current role, with any decision about her political future to be communicated in due course.
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Naracoorte Market Report: 21 April 2026
A drop in numbers with 454/head yarded, made up of 259 trade cattle, 137 cows, 17 grown bulls, and 42 open auction calves.
Quality was mixed but with several pens of nicely finished young cattle through the penning. The usual buying group operated in a generally firm market, a little easier on the cow run.
Young cattle to 10c/kg dearer in spots, while grown steers eased 10c/kg to the trade and sold similar to feeders. Heavy grown heifers were 10c to 12c/kg dearer, others sold around firm. Heavy cows eased 5c to 10c and with bulls selling from similar to a few cents dearer.
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KNTNA SCORES: ROUND 3
A Grade: Mundulla 45 (P Pilgrim, R Jeynes) d Bordertown 21 (I Sneath, T O’Sullivan); Kybybolite 48 (A Donnelly, E Ewer) d Naracoorte 45 (E Mott, G Collins); Kingston 64 (A Mules, R Christie) d Border Districts 49 (J Bittner, A Mahney).
A Reserves: Mundulla 61 (M Mead, A Mock) d Bordertown 44 (K Lepley, D Jolly); Naracoorte 46 (T Porter, A Bennier) d Kybybolite 30 (K Pickering, F Clayton).
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KNTFL LEADING GOALKICKERS: ROUND 3
A GRADE
11 – Connor Nutting – K’ston
10 – Jordan Houlahan – B’town
7 – Alex Barns – Kingston
7 – Riley Wilsdon – Keith
RESERVES
12 – Sam Graetz – Lucindale
9 – Brayden Pilgrim – B’town
9 – Zac Walker – Naracoorte
6 – Scott Little – Mundulla
6 – Jonte Dolling – B’town
6 – Josh Steele – Kingston
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