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Naracoorte Freemasons (Masonic Lodge No. 42)

Naracoorte Freemasons (Masonic Lodge No. 42)

By Malcolm Johnston About the Naracoorte Masonic Lodge No 42 SAC (South Australian Constitution) The Naracoorte Lodge was consecrated on 18 SEP 1896, having been sponsored by Mt Gambier Lodge No 35. The Lodge is currently supporting the Naracoorte and Lucindale Community Care Network (NLCCN). With in kind donations from Naracoorte K&B Mitre 10, and Carter’s Naracoorte Foodland, we have so far this year given $1,000.00 to NLCCN. The Donation of $500.00 from The News will help us to continue supporting NLCCN and other local organisations. Freemasonry is a fraternal society with the aim of self-improvement for men aged over 18 years. (Some conditions for membership do apply). The Naracoorte Lodge usually meets on the third Wednesday of every month, in the evening. To become a member of this world-wide organisation go to https://www.santfreemasons.org.au/become-a-freemason or Ask a Freemason. (2B1ask1) Editor’s Note: With this Give Back donation of $500 we have […]

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Our rights

Our rights

Your Say: KL Moyle Congratulations to Ken Grundy, WT Pomery, Arnie Phitzner and Heather Gibbons on their letters in “Your Say” Wed May 31 2023. 1. Surely it is time for all ordinary people to realise our rights have been and are being eroded at an alarming rate. Sadly, the old adage “You never know what you’ve got until it’s gone,” should make us all alarmed. 2. This government is going to bring our country to its knees, if it continues to spend money on climate change at the rate they are, when other countries are doing little. 3. Why should the World Health Organization have control over our decisions, we should be able to make our own, although the way our government “kow-tows” to others, I wonder are they capable of clear thinking decisions. 4. I will touch lightly on “The voice”, but I will preface my remarks by […]

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Our rights

Freedom of choice

Your Say: Anne Lyons, Naracoorte Regarding the “Pasin Voice” article printed in The News issue 153, 7th June, I think Mr Hignett is underselling the intelligence of Tony Pasin.  Tony would not be voting “No” to keep in with Peter Dutton, but because he believes it will not achieve the outcome desired to better the lives of our Indigenous people.  I also will use my vote to say ‘No” for the same reason. Australians do not like being told what to do. The State Parliament passed the Voice Bill without any of the publicity “The Voice” is getting federally.  It was just hastened through so we are stuck with it. The Indigenous people already have a myriad of committees funded by State and Federal Government.  In the State First Nations Voice Bill it reads that new committees will be formed but only ONE was mentioned to be disbanded.  Why haven’t […]

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District towns vie for top agriculture award

By Nasik Swami Naracoorte and Lucindale have been nominated for South Australia’s Agricultural Town of the Year Awards 2023, pinning the importance of the district’s $411million primary production sector. Public voting is now open to choose the top 10 agricultural towns in the region, and the Naracoorte- Lucindale Council is encouraging locals to register their votes for the towns. Council chief executive officer Trevor Smart told The News the nomination provided the opportunity for greater state-wide recognition of the value of agriculture to both towns and the region. “…and highlights the practises of those within the agricultural sector and the benefits that flow onto communities,” Mr Smart said. He said the primary production sector was the significant driver of local, regional, and state economies, with an estimated $411million (annually) in local outputs from the agriculture and forestry sectors, which include some 589 businesses. “I would encourage as many as possible […]

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