Naracoorte Table Tennis B Grade winter season: Round 5, 15 July 2026
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Best win for Heros
Naracoorte Table Tennis A Grade winter season: Round 6, 20/7/2026
Members enjoy Winter Funfest Day
The Naracoorte Bridge@Bowls Club members enjoyed their Winter Funfest Day last week in the comfort of the Naracoorte Bowling Club.
Councils to address coastal wattle
PULLING regional councils together to address coastal wattle which continues to thicken and spread throughout the region is on the agenda of Naracoorte Lucindale Council.
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.
Childcare funding blow
A shovel-ready early learning centre for Naracoorte has been denied state funding despite the town being identified as one of the Limestone Coast’s most critical childcare shortage areas.
Local lad named Young Rural Ambassador
Naracoorte’s Eddie Lock has been recognised for his long-standing commitment to agricultural shows, taking out the 2026 South Australian Young Rural Ambassador title.
Paid prac expands to more health courses
Students across the Limestone Coast training for frontline health careers are set to receive a financial boost under a new federal government initiative aimed at easing cost-of-living pressures while helping build Australia’s future healthcare workforce.
Naracoorte hosts successful squash open
2026 Naracoorte Squash Open
Scrappy contest
Bordertown v Keith
Peppi wins at Dartmoor
On July 20, 29 LSEVGA golfers joined 31 Glenelg District golfers at Dartmoor, reciprocating their ongoing support of our events. A field of 60. Their 9 hole course was in great condition, the weather was cool, but comfortable without wind.
SA launches robotic lung diagnosis
Patients with suspected lung cancer can now benefit from earlier and more accurate diagnosis thanks to South Australia’s first robotic-assisted bronchoscopy system, now operating at the Royal Adelaide Hospital (RAH).
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