NLC hangs up on Telstra

By Chris Oldfield AN unexplained drop in mobile phone services throughout the district, Telstra profits, Optus and looming satellite mobile services are among reasons the Naracoorte Lucindale Council has rejected Telstra’s second call for ratepayer cash. But the main reason is cost-shifting and ratepayers being asked to pay for a taxpayer funded federal government responsibility. The issue arose for a second time at the council’s June meeting. Cr Monique Crossling invited In2it owner Daniel Hayes to address the meeting on behalf of Telstra. Mr Hayes explained he was a member of the Tatiara Economic Development Committee, and was originally against Telstra’s 27 mobile tower proposal which sought council funding. Mr Hayes also highlighted the problem everyone was having with Telstra throughout the district – an unexplained drop in signal. That included Telstra calls dropping out while driving between Naracoorte and Lucindale – apart from when the SE Field Days were […]

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Library packs holiday program

The Naracoorte Library is set to come alive these school holidays, with a packed calendar of activities designed to engage young people, families, and the wider community.

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Footy fever hits school

With the AFL Gather Round kicking off this week, students at Sunrise Christian School Naracoorte jumped into the footy spirit early dressing as their favourite teams and proudly wearing their colours.

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New minister, no solution

South Australia’s new Health minister Blair Boyer has acknowledged demand for dialysis in Naracoorte ― but stopped short of committing to when, or if, patients will see the life-saving service delivered closer to home.

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I am ready to get to work

A political earthquake has reshaped MacKillop―and its new MP says he is wasting no time.

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E-scooter footpath safety concerns

Local e-scooter users are being warned to strictly follow the law or face heavy penalties, as concerns grow over the way some riders are allegedly using footpaths.

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“Origin” exhibition on display at the art gallery

“ORIGIN” invites visitors to discover the beginnings of Naracoorte Regional Art Gallery’s permanent public collection, now on display.

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