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Less than 12 months ago, the net zero cheerleaders, premier Peter Malinauskas chief amongst them, were promising that pursuing this green dream would see us backstroking in prosperity, new jobs in green hydrogen and green metals to name just two sectors, and lots of them.
Naracoorte parents are without Out of School Hours Care (OSHC) after the town’s only provider shut down, leaving families juggling work, child care, and mounting financial strain.
Eight community representatives have been appointed to sit on the newly formed Community Consultation Committee (CCC) for Australian Rare Earths’ (AR3) controversial Koppamurra Project, a move the company says will strengthen local input.
THE Naracoorte Swimming Lake, a summer staple for locals and visitors, is set for upgrades as part of a major $509,454 investment under the Naracoorte Lucindale Council’s 2025 26 budget.
Naracoorte residents can look forward to a fresh new look in the heart of town, with beautification works set to begin following the long-awaited demolition of the former library building in DeGaris Place this month.
Seniors are being celebrated by the West Wimmera Shire Council with free events in Apsley and Kaniva.
Cattle: LWB 78 – LWY 734 – LWC 554 – OAY 66
For more than 90 years, Resthaven has been enriching the lives of older South Australians.
Heart Foundation walking group, the Naracoorte Walkers are excited to announce their upcoming ‘Do It For Heart’ community fundraising event aimed towards raising funds to fight heart disease and support heart health across Australia.
Robe Bowling Club
Last week 22 members enjoyed a solid afternoon playing 25 boards of Bridge@Bolws at the Naracoorte Bowling Club.
Naracoorte was the venue for 74 golfers competing in the annual Monfries & Porter Cup. They found slick greens and dry fairways, meaning scores should have been easy, however, 37 was the day’s best by Steve Forsyth of Millicent who took out second division (two rounds in a row), from Penola’s Trev Williams 35, and “Lucky” Lyndsay Copeman of Blue Lake with 32. First division was won by a Blue Lake visitor, Russell Christian, with 35, from Rob Bittner, a new member from Naracoorte, 34 and Millicent’s Greg Cook also 34 on count back.
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