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Protecting kids online
The Malinauskas Labor government will fund the development of a new education program about online harm and youth suicide prevention, pioneered by a father using his own devastating tragedy to help others.
Report reveals youth mental health crisis
The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare’s (AIHW) Australia’s Health 2026 report released on 9 July 2026 paints an alarming picture of the escalating mental health crisis being faced by young Aussies.
Eyes on returning cops
Former police officers could soon be back on the beat across the south east, including Naracoorte and surrounding towns, under a new South Australia Police (SAPOL) initiative aimed at fast-tracking the return of experienced former members.
Bird flu cases rise to 23
Primary Industries Minister Clare Scriven has labelled the latest H5 bird flu detections in the Limestone Coast “not good news” as confirmed cases in the region climbed to 23.
Murder-suicide probe as infant search ends
The search for a missing three-month-old infant off Port MacDonnell has been called off, with South Australia Police (SAPOL) confirming it is treating the deaths of the child’s mother and sister as a murder-suicide.
Big win for apprentices
Apprentices and trainees across the south east who travel long distances for training are now receiving a significant financial boost, with increased travel and accommodation allowances easing pressure on both learners and local employers.
Tailored holidays for SE travellers
For travellers across the south east, Phil Hoffmann Travel offers the expertise, personalised service, and trusted advice to help turn every holiday into an unforgettable experience.
Call for flexible childcare grows
Federal member for Barker Tony Pasin has renewed his call to address regional childcare shortages, saying the solution must include more flexible childcare models after a new report confirmed the Limestone Coast is already almost 500 childcare places short, with demand expected to continue growing.
Fellowship backs bold ideas for regional education
The Country Education Foundation (CEF) has officially opened applications for the Tim Fischer Fellowship for the second year, building on the momentum of the fellowship’s inaugural year.
Artist explores memory, place, and resilience
Kingston based multi-disciplinary artist Delphine Allert is the 2026 South Australian Living Artist (SALA) at the Naracoorte Regional Art Gallery in August.
Serviceton crossing upgrade
The long-awaited upgrade of the Serviceton North Road level crossing has reached an important milestone, with project signage now installed on site ahead of construction.
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