Battery plan backlash
Council raises alarm, TagEnergy defends Naracoorte mega-battery proposal To access this post, you must purchase MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTION, THE LAST ISSUE or ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION.
NLC admin praised
NARACOORTE Lucindale Council’s administration has been praised for its submission regarding a proposed Kincraig Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) on Fogarty’s Rd, Naracoorte. To access this post, you must purchase MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTION, THE LAST ISSUE or ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION.
Beauty in the decay
Have you ever wondered whether something broken, abandoned, or forgotten could still hold beauty? Artist Heather Petty invites you to see exactly that at the Naracoorte Regional Art Gallery. Her photographic exhibition, ‘Long Exposure of Memory’, now on display until December 12, reveals striking beauty within decaying rubble and discarded objects—crystal glasses, comic books, clothing spilling from old suitcases—and the way buildings shift and weather with time, wind, and rain. Heather spent...
Shovel-ready ELC needs govt backing
With local families facing long childcare waitlists and growing pressure to access early learning services, Sunrise Christian School Naracoorte says it is ready to deliver a new not-for-profit Early Learning Centre (ELC) — but cannot do it alone. To access this post, you must purchase MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTION, THE LAST ISSUE or ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION.
Fixing GP ties at Naracoorte Hospital
The state government says it has “a much better relationship” with Naracoorte’s general practitioners than in previous years, acknowledging past breakdowns while signalling renewed willingness to work together to support local hospital services.
‘Revisit’ fire season start
EMERGENCY services minister Rhiannon Pearce was asked in state Parliament to revisit the November 1 start to the Lower South East fire danger season.
Sunrise students shine in ‘God Squad’ musical
The Sunrise Christian School Naracoorte delivered a sold-out musical spectacular on November 13, packing out the Town Hall for its 2025 production ‘God Squad’. The high-energy show followed a team of superheroes showcasing the “armour of God” from Ephesians 6:10–17, blending music, teamwork and colour in a performance dubbed a “super hit.” Principal Aaron Haines praised the students, leaders, staff and volunteers whose creativity and hard work brought the whole-school production to life.
Spring rain brings relief, but finances still dry
Naracoorte Lucindale mayor Patrick Ross says while the recent spring rain has brought some relief to local farmers, the financial scars of this year’s dry spell remain.
Man charged with child sex crimes
A 40-year-old man has been charged with online child sex offences and will appear at the Bordertown Magistrates Court on 19 December. To access this post, you must purchase MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTION, THE LAST ISSUE or ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION.
Lake’s new steps
THIS summer, everyone — young, old or less mobile — will have a chance to enjoy the sparkling waters of Naracoorte Swimming Lake, thanks to a community-driven project that has transformed accessibility at one of the town’s most beloved landmarks. To access this post,...
Fire season’s early start
PEOPLE cleaning up for the fire season need to apply for a council permit before lighting fires, following the November 1 introduction of the Lower South East Fire season. To access this post, you must purchase MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTION, THE LAST ISSUE or ANNUAL...
She’s a threat
Independent member for MacKillop, Nick McBride, says he sees newly-endorsed Liberal candidate Rebekah Rosser as a “threat” to his hold on the seat heading into next year’s state election — but insists his independence puts him in the “box seat” to deliver more for the...
Lock up!
NARACOORTE police are urging people to lock their houses, vehicles, and farms following a series of crimes which have kept them busy throughout October.
Where do we go?
The state government has no plans to restore 24-hour police station operations in Naracoorte or other Limestone Coast towns, despite growing frustration from regional communities over slow response times and reduced police visibility.
MiniJumbuk: 50 years of wool, warmth and community spirit
NARACOORTE’S much-loved woollen bedding manufacturer, MiniJumbuk, is celebrating an extraordinary milestone — 50 years in business.
Cr McGuire hits out at meeting expenses
Naracoorte Lucindale councillor Craig McGuire says council meetings held in Lucindale and Frances are a waste of ratepayer money, arguing that the $70,000 invested in livestreaming technology makes off-site gatherings unnecessary.
Cr McGuire hits out at meeting expenses
Naracoorte Lucindale councillor Craig McGuire says council meetings held in Lucindale and Frances are a waste of ratepayer money, arguing that the $70,000 invested in livestreaming technology makes off-site gatherings unnecessary.
McBride vows to ‘plough on’
Independent member for MacKillop Nick McBride says he will “plough on” through the storm of six alleged domestic violence charges, an ongoing court case, and his campaign for re-election at next year’s state poll.
Council infrastructure chief steps down
Naracoorte Lucindale Council’s director of infrastructure and services, Daniel Willsmore, has resigned his position.
Karate judge puts Naracoorte on the world stage
Naracoorte’s Peter Anderson is set to represent Australia — and his hometown Naracoorte — on one of the biggest martial arts stages in the world.
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