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The Naracoorte Golf Club hosted ladies from Adelaide, country South Australia, and western Victoria at their annual Mary Cudmore Bowl tournament on March 4-5. It was a great couple of days with fabulous weather and some very good golf.
The Lucindale Country Club hosted the SPTA junior tennis grand finals on Saturday in perfect conditions. Players, families, and supporters from across the association gathered to celebrate the end of the junior season, with plenty of competitive matches and great sportsmanship on display.
Frances/Lucindale Eagles 12-119 defeated
Naracoorte Sunrise Christian School Middle School students had an enjoyable, exhilarating, and exhausting camp at Portland during week four of term one.
The dachshund fever is set to return when the much-loved Day of the Dackel trots back into Edenhope on 29 March 2026 and the fastest wiener in the west will take home a $200 cash prize in the Dackel Dash final.
The spirit of harvest was officially welcomed in Coonawarra on March 4, as the Coonawarra wine community gathered at the historic Coonawarra Siding to mark the launch of the 2026 vintage.
This week’s (March 4 edition) front page article ‘Deleted roads?’ contains a number of inaccuracies.
Naracoorte Lucindale Council will contribute $60,000 towards a $900,000 Naracoorte Caves research project over three years.
The Naracoorte Regional Art Gallery has recently published two greeting cards which highlight the beauty of the local Ibis.
A new “classroom without walls” has taken shape at Sunrise Christian School Naracoorte, where students will learn about food, sustainability, and community through a hands-on garden kitchen.
From ghost stories at Struan House to stepping into the spotlight on the dance floor, Naracoorte’s Justine Drew is preparing for a very different kind of challenge this year.
The Naracoorte District Men’s Shed will receive $20,000 to build a new storage area at its home base through the latest round of grants from the government’s Thriving Communities Program.
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