“Have a crack” was the order of the day during veterinarian training for Claire Law, the principal of Rural Veterinary Services in Naracoorte.
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Cr McGuire hits out at meeting expenses
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.
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.
Karate judge puts Naracoorte on the world stage
Naracoorte’s Peter Anderson is set to represent Australia — and his hometown Naracoorte — on one of the biggest martial arts stages in the world.
Area Health Advisory Council update
On October 20, the Naracoorte Area Health Advisory Council (NAHAC) held their well-advertised annual meeting, followed by the regular monthly meeting.
Rosser calls for upgrade to Beachport schools
Liberal candidate for MacKillop, Rebekah Rosser, has joined calls for the state government to commit funding to redevelop Beachport Primary and Preschool, saying the 50-year-old facilities are outdated, unsafe, and no longer meet the needs of a growing community.
Council invests in local clubs, events, and community spirit
The District Council of Robe has announced the successful recipients of its 2025/26 Community Grants Program, following approval at council’s September meeting.
Naracoorte Market report – 21/10/2025
Cattle: LWB 17 – LWY 557 – LWC 431 – OAY 0
Which emits more carbon dioxide: volcanoes or human activities?
Human activities emit 60 or more times the amount of carbon dioxide released by volcanoes each year. Large, violent eruptions may match the rate of human emissions for the few hours that they last, but they are too rare and fleeting to rival humanity’s annual emissions.
Coonawarra’s first ever ‘Woof & Wine Walk’
More than 150 people and 90 dogs took part in Coonawarra’s first-ever ‘Woof & Wine Walk’, held on October 11, as part of Coonawarra Cabernet Celebrations.
Festival to support mental health
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