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Naracoorte misses out on Country Cabinet forum

While the state government’s Country Cabinet is set to return to the Limestone Coast next month, Naracoorte a major regional centre has been left out of hosting the key public forum where residents can directly raise concerns with ministers. Instead, Mount Gambier will host the only open community forum, prompting questions about access for residents across the wider region. The re-elected Malinauskas Labor government said it would continue taking decision-making out of Adelaide and into...

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Teen’s powerful plea

Teen’s powerful plea

A brave Naracoorte teenager is fighting not just for her own health but for thousands of Australians silently battling a debilitating illness. Seventeen-year-old Mia McCarthy, a Year 12 student at Naracoorte High School, is speaking out about life with Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS), a chronic condition that leaves her struggling with “dizziness, faintness, brain fog, nausea and extreme fatigue.” Diagnosed in 2025 after suffering symptoms since 2022, Mia describes herself as...

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Grundy corrects Westell, Crossling

CR Cameron Grundy has revealed numerous roads either partially or fully deleted since 2019 from Naracoorte Lucindale Council’s road hierarchy. He said ratepayers paid their rates in good faith and expected continued service, not reduced services. As a result of finding the deleted roads, he has corrected council CEO Kelly Westell and Cr Monique Crossling. Both have previously insisted council had no deleted roads. To access this post, you must purchase MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTION, THE LAST ISSUE or...

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Bigger livestock trucks need access to farms

LIVESTOCK SA has welcomed recent freight efficiency reforms as a positive step for the livestock industry, but says the real test will be whether changes are backed by meaningful investment in regional road infrastructure.

Livestock SA chair Gillian Fennell said the reforms respond to a genuine pressure point facing producers.

“This is a practical response to a real problem. The fuel situation and freight costs are biting hard in agriculture, and anything that improves freight efficiency matters right now.

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