In confidence
By Nasik Swami: Is it necessary for our local councils to exclude the public from meetings under the confidentiality provisions, and what impact is this having on transparency? Recently, The News has observed how councils interpret the confidentiality provisions of the Local Government Act 1999 (SA) (LG Act). On occasions, some councils have listed about […] To access this post, you must purchase MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTION, THE LAST ISSUE or ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION.
“I am different”
By Nasik Swami: “I will be doing things differently because I am different.” That’s the words of Cr Abigail Goodman, the Naracoorte Lucindale Council’s newly elected deputy mayor. Cr Goodman was elected to the position last week at the council’s November 26 meeting. She takes over the role from Cr Monique Crossling, who held the […] To access this post, you must purchase MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTION, THE LAST ISSUE or ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION.
Memorial cricket match for Jason
By Nasik Swami: Lucindale hosted a Twenty20 cricket match at the Cricket Club in honour of police officer, Brevet Sergeant Jason Doig on November 17. Brevet Sergeant Jason Doig was killed in the line of duty at Senior, outside Bordertown last year. According to SAPOL, the club hosted the event, beginning with a brief ceremony […] To access this post, you must purchase MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTION, THE LAST ISSUE or ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION.
Lobby for sheep eID funding
By Nasik Swami: The Naracoorte Lucindale Council says it continues to lobby the State Government (Minister and the Department of Primary Industries and Regions) for improved funding outcomes relating to the mandated implementation of sheep eID at the Naracoorte Regional Livestock Exchange. In a written report to the council—which was expected to be discussed during […] To access this post, you must purchase MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTION, THE LAST ISSUE or ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION.
Break over, players return – FOOTY REPORT
KNTFL players will return to the field this Saturday after most enjoyed a break from playing last weekend.
Leanne wins monthly medal
Lucindale ladies golf – 9 July 2025
NRLE eID work nearing completion
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TEACHER SHORTAGE HITS HARD
TWO of Naracoorte’s largest public schools are grappling with an escalating teacher shortage, resulting in understaffed classrooms and prompting school leaders to take on teaching duties themselves. To access this post, you must purchase MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTION, THE LAST...
Teys bows out
By Nasik Swami: Teys Naracoorte facility, which currently employs 475 workers, will not experience any major changes to staffing levels following its recent acquisition by American food and protein industry giant Cargill. A joint spokesperson for Teys and Cargill confirmed to The News that the acquisition will have no “significant impact on roles” at the […]
Joyful celebration of love
The atmosphere was filled with warmth and excitement at Sunrise Christian School Naracoorte last Thursday, as students came together to honor their beloved grandparents. The school celebrated Grandparents Day under the heartfelt theme “Moments and Memories,” offering a beautiful glimpse into the bonds that span generations. Grandparents were warmly welcomed into classrooms where students had […]
$240m battery
By Chris Oldfield: A $240m Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) is proposed for a site 3.5km west of Naracoorte by renewable company ACE Power. The project will be known as the Kincraig Battery and 60 people are expected to be employed during its construction phase, with two to four people required long term to maintain […]
Shine on Sunday
The Lighthouse in the Limelight
By Alison Stillwell, Kingston SE Branch, National Trust of SA
It dominates the Kingston township skyline and is a recognised visitor experience, but the Shine On Sunday event took the Lighthouse onto the stage.
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Naracoorte Rangers Baseball results
By Martin Wirper
Despite the wet weather the game between Naracoorte and Central Magpies continued as scheduled. Brady Fox pitched and Dawson Fox caught for the first game. Central Magpies were able to get bat on ball but were unable to find gaps in the fielding in their first innings.
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Chance to be ‘Guest of the Fest’
By Penola Coonawarra Arts Festival
Strong community support through donations and sponsorship is a key driver of success for the Penola Coonawarra Arts Festival, according to Festival Coordinator Peta Baverstock. And supporters who sign up as a ‘Friend of the Festival’ prior to December 22 will have the opportunity to win two tickets to each of the major festival events.
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Lower South East Bowls Association
Midweek Pennant results round 10 – 6th December 2023
By Heather Richards
Division 1
Mt Gambier RSL Red 63/8 defeated Mt Gambier Red 32/0
Mt Gambier RSL Blue 52/6 defeated Millicent Blue 41/2
Millicent Red 57/8 defeated Port MacDonnell Red 46/0
Robe 45/6 defeated Naracoorte 42/2
Port MacDonnell Blue 41/8 defeated Mt Gambier Blue 36/0
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Naracoorte Golf Club results
By Sam Brooksby
Saturday 9 December 2023
Field: 36 (3 Ladies and 33 Men)
Sponsor: Golf Club
Competition: Stableford
A Grade Winner: Paul McCarthy 36 Points
A Grade Runner-Up: Michael Parker 30 Points
B Grade Winner: Wade Stewart 38 Points
B Grade Runner-Up: Josh Cother 33 Points
C Grade Winner: Zack Donnelly 39 Points
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Voice to Parliament
Your Say: WT Pomery, Naracoorte
Although the ‘Voice to Parliament’ is now history and should be forgotten as the result was the majority noted no. Mr Albanese’s grasp for power was all for nothing. I thought I should reply to Cliff Hignet’s letter where he accused me of being a one-eyed supporter of the Liberal party and was influenced by Peter Dutton’s call for a No vote.
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Naracoorte Bowling Club
By Beverly King
Last Monday seven ladies competed in the 100 up singles event, in the first round D. Frith defeated C. Fox, C. Healy defeated M. Bull, L. Williams defeated D. Arnold, P. May had the bye. The second round D. Frith went down to P. May, and C. Healy defeated L. Williams.
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Mobile phone coverage in the Limestone Coast
Your Say: Tony Pasin MP, Member for Barker
The Premier’s recent announcement regarding mobile phone coverage in the Limestone Coast attracted significant media coverage, and you could be forgiven for thinking that as a result 27 new mobile phone towers will be built across the region.
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Serviceton Bowls news
By Gwen Colwill
Monday Midweek Pennant gave us a break with a BYE this week. Sunday a team traveled to Lucindale. Tuesday a team enjoyed Mundulla’s hospitality playing Progressive Fours. Saturday 2nd December we finalised our Mixed 100 Up Competition and Congratulations to Jeff Palmer the winner.
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The News Gives Back: St Johns Lutheran Church Naracoorte
By Shelley Koch
St Johns Lutheran Church are grateful for The News Gives Back offer and it couldn’t have come at a better time as we are currently upgrading the entrance to the church. A new acoustic ceiling, new carpet, notice boards, paint and an art piece created and crafted by Erol Schenscher now takes pride of place at our entrance.
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Squash Spring Pennant: Grand Final
By Jenny Dickenson
Zeus won the squash spring pennant by 1 game against Hera in what was always going to be a close contest. Andrew and Trent won their matches 3-0 for Zeus and Sal and Lily won their matches in straight sets for Hera.
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Naracoorte South Primary School
16th November 2023
By Heidi Kerr, Acting Principal
What a busy start to Term 4! The Year 5 and Year 1 camps were both a huge success. Year 5 students enjoyed a wonderful night sleeping at Monarto Zoo and then onto Adelaide for a second night.
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