Minister admits challenges at hospital

By Nasik Swami South Australian minister for Health and Wellbeing has admitted that infrastructure issues at the Naracoorte Hospital “have been long ignored”. Chris Picton said the issues would be fixed soon, assuring the public that many plans have been put in place that will address the most urgent and critical needs at the hospital. […]

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Libs’ rate-capping policy labelled “poor”

The Limestone Coast Local Government Association (LCLGA) is opposed to the state Liberal Party’s rate-capping policy, warning that it threatens to reduce services, delay infrastructure upgrades, and ultimately cost communities more in the long term.

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Naracoorte Market report: 24 February 2026

Cattle: LWB 27 – LWY 499 – LWC 280 – OAY 2

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Will you answer the call?

Out here, we always look after each other.

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SA leaders at Hamilton College

At The Hamilton and Alexandra College, students access local opportunities whilst being supported to excel globally.

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Simple, sustainable living on show

Waste Away from Lacepede Bay is a community led event that will take place in Kingston on March 7, 2026, to showcase simple sustainable living practices in the home.

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Marilyns make a splash

Blonde wigs, bright smiles, and a sea of community spirit filled the Naracoorte Swimming Lake during the inaugural South East Marilyn Swim last Sunday.

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