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MacKillop farmers are calling for stronger long-term fuel security as the federal government prepares to wind back its temporary fuel excise relief, warning regional Australia remains vulnerable to supply disruptions and rising fuel costs.
Naracoorte Lucindale ratepayers will face a second consecutive 5 per cent rates increase as the council commits to its biggest-ever investment in roads, while a heated debate over a controversial $415,000 rural road upgrade exposed divisions over spending priorities.
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The vibrant half-court basketball mural celebrating the endangered South-Eastern Red-Tailed Black Cockatoo at Naracoorte’s Market Square Recreation Area is more than just public art―it is a story of conservation, community, and connection.
Naracoorte Lucindale ratepayers have spent more than $21,000 restoring one of the district’s most cherished symbols, the Town Clock.
Naracoorte Lucindale ratepayers could wait an extra five months to elect their next council under extraordinary state government legislation.
With the Limestone Coast expected to host one of next April’s Gather Round fixtures, South Australia’s successful bid to secure the AFL Festival of Footy until at least 2029 is being seen as a major opportunity to drive visitors, investment and economic activity into regional communities.
The Limestone Coast Radiotherapy Working Group has reaffirmed its commitment to securing local cancer radiotherapy services following a meeting with the state Health minister during the government’s recent Country Cabinet visit.
Federal Labor’s latest budget reveals a government that has run out of ideas and is turning to higher taxes to fund its spending addiction.
A SOLD-OUT gala event in Coonawarra raised over $20,000 to launch the Limestone Coast Environmental Resilience Sub-Fund, marking a significant step toward strengthening environmental sustainability across the region.
A recent presentation “Vincent: A Spiritual Journey” at the Naracoorte Regional Art Gallery drew an enthusiastic audience of over 30 people from across the region.
As the review and amendment of the Lower Limestone Coast Water Allocation Plan (WAP) enters a critical phase of developing recommendations, local landholders and community representatives are calling for greater transparency and more meaningful engagement.
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