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Mundulla bolted out of the blocks scoring 8 goals to 1 in the first quarter, then narrowly won the second term to lead 13-4-82 to 5-7-37 at half-time, holding on to win 15-5-95 to 11-14-80 despite kicking only 2 goals to Keith’s 6 in the second half.
Hutchison’s Nursery kindly sponsored the Stableford competition played on August 19.
Under 13, 1 v 2: Greenbottles 8 defeated Redlegs 1
Naracoorte Lucindale Council is awash with so much ratepayers’ money that it decided on August 25 to spend $5000-$7000 on a portrait of each mayor, from now and into the future.
A police officer was allegedly punched and kicked and had the keys to a patrol vehicle stolen during a traffic stop at Port MacDonnell on August 24.
Naracoorte Lucindale Council is urging landlords to pass hard waste vouchers on to their tenants, with a voucher provided for each rental property.
Say hello to Theo Naracoorte Library’s Little Explorer! We’re pretty excited to introduce a new face at Naracoorte Library. From September 7, keep an eye out for Theo, our new library mascot, who will be starting to pop up around the library and in our children’s programs and activities. Theo is a Thylacoleo, or marsupial lion, and was chosen because of the wonderful connection to the prehistoric animals our region is so well known for. We wanted Theo to be a fun character that children can get to know and recognise as part of the library. He’s our Little Explorer, encouraging kids to read, explore, connect and discover new things in our community. From next Monday, when you’re in the library, see if you can spot Theo’s footprints, find his new sign and keep an eye out for a few Theo stickers as well. This is also just the beginning […]
Full-time Justice of the Peace (JP) services are now available at the MacKillop Electorate Office right here in Naracoorte.
Alliance demands permanent fracking ban
This year’s Book Week theme is Symphony of Stories. Our much-loved children’s programmer Tara from the library will host our Book Week celebration once again, and everyone is invited to join the fun.
Last week’s competition, a Canadian Foursomes, was sponsored by the family of Julie Bagshaw. Golfers played in pairs, teeing off the first and the tenth.
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