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Agri Finance Specialists in Naracoorte

By Farm Finance Co The farming game has probably been the most exciting game to be in of late. The past few years have presented a lot of opportunities; low interest rates coupled with strong commodity prices has enticed many to make the move home and complete their succession planning, provided a perfect ground to expand, and allow businesses to improve farm management practices internally. Working as both finance brokers and farmers ourselves, we closely monitor the current market. We hear weekly livestock prices being released and convert that into a $/head value and ponder what turnover is going to look like for our clients. Like many, we are shocked about how quickly things have turned. The ongoing increase in expenses has meant our clients are now taking a stricter view on all expenditure. Direct enterprise costs, overheads and finance costs should all be up for review as businesses complete […]

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Naracoorte Combined Branch of SACWA

By Gill Savic The AGM of Naracoorte Combined Branch of SACWA saw a change of leadership for the Branch. Past President, Mrs. Barbara Adams and Secretary Mrs. Irene Ham have both served a four year term and were thanked warmly for their excellent work and competent way members were kept informed of all the workings of SACWA. Well done ladies. Mrs. Sandra Hutchings was elected as President, Mrs. Jennifer Norton, Secretary, and Mrs. Ann Barker Treasurer. A busy year ahead will begin with a trading table, shared with Limestone Ladies to be held in front of the Town Hall on the 25 th August 2023. A Card Day in the CWA rooms is to be held on the 18 th August, so make up a table of friends playing your favourite game, it doesn’t have to be cards, and come and join us. Cost is $15 to cover morning tea, […]

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Bordertown Medical Hub update

By Anne Champness, CEO, Tatiara District Council After overcoming a few challenging hurdles in 2022, the Bordertown Medical Hub has fallen victim to the steep escalation of construction cost and interest rate increases that have plagued the building industry of late. “It is with great disappointment that Tatiara District Council received correspondence from Dr Remona […]

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100% mobile coverage in 2 years

By Chris Oldfield ACROSS the Limestone Coast and throughout Australia, Optus and SpaceX plan to provide 100 per cent mobile coverage by the end of 2025. The deal means an Optus customer should be able to connect to Starlink’s satellites to get mobile service if an Optus network is not available. It also means Crs Cameron Grundy, Darren Turner, Crash Downward, Abigail Goodman, Trevor Rayner and Peter Ireland may feel vindicated. Twice they rejected Telstra’s calls for ratepayer cash to help build 27 mobile towers in the Limestone Coast – including three in the Naracoorte Lucindale Council district – each costing $1.5 million. It’s called the Limestone Coast Connectivity project. At the council’s May meeting a block of four councillors were in favour of handing over the ratepayer funds – around $140,000. Cr Tom Dennis moved for the matter to be discussed in confidence and Cr Damien Ross seconded it. […]

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