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Squash Spring Pennant: Round 1

By Jenny Dickenson. Naracoorte Squash Club commenced their Spring Pennant last Wednesday night with 8 teams of 5 and it was great to see so many new and returning players to squash and we welcome all players for the new pennant. There were some long and great games on the first night ensuring it will be an interesting 12 weeks. Returning player Bryce who has not played for many years started the season well with a convincing win over Ewen who has stepped up to No. 2 with a big improvement last pennant. Vicki had a huge 5-setter to start the pennant against junior Jordy who was filling in for Lorraine who has had knee surgery and we look forward to her returning soon. Andrew and Jack also had a long and very close 5-set match with Andrew getting 2 more points 63-61 although Jack won the final set 17-15 […]

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Naracoorte Market Report 5/09/2023

By Tim Delany, MLA. Cattle: LWB 18 – LWY – LWC 131 – OAY 15. Cattle numbers lifted to 686 at Naracoorte which was 147 head up on last week. Quality was from very good to average with an overall improvement. There was a lift in average weight with an increase in the pens of well covered grown and younger cattle offered in the trade run and another good selection of beef cows. The usual buying galley attended in a generally firm to dearer market. Prices for the heavy well covered grown cattle were from firm to 10c dearer, cows on average sold between 3c to 10c stronger and up to 15c in places and the bulls improved 5c to 10c/kg. The few vealer pens sold unchanged and the majority of the yearling cattle of good quality were also firm to 10c/kg dearer. Some of the yearling prices for the […]

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Naracoorte Golf Club results

By Sam Brooksby. A field of 76 (23 ladies and 53 men) played the Jane and Arthur Porter Classic – Day 1, on Saturday 9th September 2023 . Mens: A Grade winner: Tim Shortt 34 Pts (C/B); A Grade runner-up: Wade Stewart 34 Pts; B Grade winner: Michael Weatherall 40 Pts; B Grade runner-up: Luke Gibbs 38 Pts; C Grade winner: Brett Patterson 41 Pts; C Grade runner-up: George Porter 37 Pts. Ladies: A Grade winner: Colleen Hamilton 24 Pts; A Grade runner-up: Kim Trueman 23 Pts; B Grade winner: Cathy Lawrie 38 Pts; B Grade runner-up: Chris McDonald 33 Pts. Ball Rundown: Men: 36: James Fulton; 35: Jordan Borg, Ben Carter;  33: Michael Shapel.  Ladies:  29: Effie Shapel; 28: Rosie Legoe; 27: Jill Steen; Nearest to Pins: Farmers Leap: Cathy Lawrie; Naracoorte Print: Trevor Smith. Bushman’s Arms Nearest to Pins: Men A Grade: N/A; Men B Grade: Barry Munn; […]

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NLC tours Frances

By Chris Oldfield. THE Frances community will soon boast a BMX track for residents and visiting families to enjoy. The community also hopes to sell its Town Hall and pump the proceeds into upgrades at the Frances Recreation Reserve. It is home to various sporting groups including Border Districts footballers who train in the dark with no lights in one pocket of the oval. And, as the fire season looms, a “wick” full of native vegetation and weeds needs to be cleared along the disused railway line stretching about 5km between Little Desert National Park and Frances. Those were some of the items raised by Frances Progress Association chairman Danielle Moore during a visit to the township by Naracoorte Lucindale Council for its August meeting. Several councillors met in the Town Square before the August 22 council meeting to view the completed $212,000 nature-based project which opened in November 2021. […]

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