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. Responding to questions from The News, Mr Picton said, unlike the previous Liberal Government, the Malinauskas Labor Government was investing in regional health, including at Naracoorte. “There’s no doubt there are infrastructure issues at the hospital that have been long ignored. This is why we have committed $8m towards the first stage of the redevelopment of Naracoorte Hospital. “We were able to fund this project when we cancelled the previous plans for a $662m city basketball stadium and invested those funds into health.” Mr Picton explained that plans for the first stage of upgrades to […]

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Tigers tame Borders

A Grade: Mundulla 33 (Kellsey Hinge) d Border Districts 27 (Cynthia Watt)

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Cheryl takes the medal

Last week we played a Monthly Medal Stroke with A Grade off the first and B Grade off the tenth, and we welcomed the return of Leanne Graetz. Thank you to our sponsor Shepherds Hill.

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Andy and Mel club squash champions

Naracoorte Squash Club held their annual club championships in between the pennants.

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Roosters in a thriller

In a tight, low-scoring match, Mundulla won the first quarter before Bordertown won the second term by one point then took the lead in the third quarter.

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Is this Kingston’s year?

Is this the year that Kingston finally breaks the drought and wins their first KNTFL A grade premiership?

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Kyby sneaks home

KNTNA match reports: Second qualifying final

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