By Nasik Swami
Is the district’s public education system meeting the needs of our children? That’s the question a local MP is asking as he pleads with education stakeholders to look into the future of the district’s public schooling system.
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Welcome to our new website, where we’ll keep serving independent news to Naracoorte and the surrounding communities, but also offering new opportunities to get involved.
By Nasik Swami
Is the district’s public education system meeting the needs of our children? That’s the question a local MP is asking as he pleads with education stakeholders to look into the future of the district’s public schooling system.
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By Nasik Swami
Minister for Education Blair Boyer says he is keen to discuss the district’s public education system with Member of Mackillop Nick McBride. In an interview with The News, Mr McBride questioned if the district’s public education system was meeting the needs of our children.
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Virus strikes SA abalone, PIRSA monitors spread
By Nasik Swami
Ocean users in the South-East have been asked to exercise extra caution following the spread of abalone viral ganglioneuritis (AVG) in South Australian waters for the first time. The Department of Primary Industries and Regions (PIRSA) said AVG has been confirmed in wild abalone in waters south of Port MacDonnell and restrictions are now in place from the Southend to the South Australian-Victorian border in the east.
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Despite a last minute call by Racing Victoria to abandon the Edenhope Cup meeting scheduled for March 9, the committee decided to still go ahead with the ever popular Fashions on the Field Competition. Major sponsor for the competition, The News, very generously supported the event through the Give Back Program.
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Issue 191 – 20 MAR 2024:
Womens footy report: Kyby vs Kongorong
LSE Bowls Association: Midweek Grand Final
Squash Autumn Pennant Round 6
Robe Bowling Club 17/3/24
Naracoorte Golf Club results
Bordertown Bowling Club
Bridge@Bowls
Serviceton Bowls News
Bridge: Return my Lead!
Naracoorte RSL Bowling Club Handicap Singles
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Relax to the Crayfish Crawl
By Heather Gibbons
An active team of 12 Robe ladies have generously offered their time and expertise to host the 29th SA Rural Women’s Gathering in Robe over the weekend of September 13th-15th, 2024.
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Issue 190: 13 March 2024: Sports Round-up
LSE Bowls Association
Grand Final win for Naracoorte RSL Ladies Pennant
Lucindale Bowls Club
SE Veteran golf results
Naracoorte table tennis A Grade Autumn season report
Naracoorte table tennis B Grade Autumn season report
Squash autumn report
Robe Bowling Club report
Serviceton Bowls news
Bridge@Bowls
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By Chris Oldfield
HEALTH bureaucracies that slashed rural nursing services for the sick and elderly have been put on notice by Member for MacKillop Nick McBride and Health Minister Chris Picton. This follows a high-level meeting at parliament house last week where Mr McBride “made it very clear” health services would not decline under his watch.
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By Chris Oldfield
OPPORTUNITIES for an exciting career in the SA Police Force are one step closer for people throughout the district and around the Limestone Coast. SAPOL is targeting potential applicants throughout the SE including our Naracoorte Lucindale district, Tatiara, Kingston, Robe, Penola as well as those interested across the border.
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By Jenny Kelly, MLA
Cattle: LWB 25 – LWY 1,280 – LWC 267 – OAY 64
Numbers lifted as conditions dry-out and a reasonable percentage of the yarding was yearling type cattle needing further finishing. The regular buying group operated in a market where price results varied around weight and condition.
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By Nasik Swami
The decision of the Naracoorte-Lucindale Council to dump the prayer and “change” the acknowledgement from its council meeting procedures has been condemned and labelled as one that does not reflect the views of people in and outside the region.
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By Nasik Swami
A Black Hawk aerial firebombing chopper and the Naracoorte Swimming Lake were valuable resources during a major firefighting operation near Repeater Station, outside of town last week. It took 21 fire trucks, 120 firefighters, and seven firefighting aircraft almost 20 hours to contain the bushfire that started on March 6.
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