By Adair Dunsford
Bec Greening has been appointed as the new executive officer for the Naracoorte Regional Art Gallery. Ms Greening replaces Lesley Cook who has retired after seven years of organising art at the Gallery.
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Apsley & Districts Motorsport Club
Race results 11th February 2024
By Amanda McCallum
A Grade: Equal 1st Fred Carberry and Joe Garner, 2nd Will Braun, 3rd Dwayne McCallum.
B Grade: Equal 1st Len Holmes, Sam Johnson and David Garrigan.
C Grade: 1st Amanda McCallum, 2nd Troy McCallum, 3rd Jake Freedom.
Next race meeting Sunday 18th February.
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Row, row to grow the boat
By Wayne Hawthorne
The benefits of teamwork, timing and hard work in life was pointed out to members of the Naracoorte Men’s Probus Club. This experience was learnt by our Mayor, Patrick Ross, when rowing as a college student. It is very much applicable and implemented now in Council.
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Bordertown Bowling Club news 12/02/24
By Christopher Steer
Congratulations to the four talented S.E. ladies Belinda Pepper(s) B’town, Sarah Ross (Millicent), Judy Lack (B’town) and Jodie Mark (Nct. R.S.L) who were the best performed rink of the week at Country Round Robin 24 out of 32 rinks. Saturday Pennant Div. 1 Red played Tintinara at home with a win to Bordertown.
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Naracoorte Market Report 06/02/2024
By Peter Kerr, MLA
Cattle: LWB 37 – LWY 1242 – LWV 453 – OAY 17
Numbers rose sharply as agents yarded 1,749 head of liveweight and open auction cattle. These sold to the usual field of trade and processor buyers along with active feeder and restocker orders.
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Govt deer cull: “Lives at risk”
By Chris Oldfield
ROARING helicopters armed with military grade thermal imaging and semi-automatic shotguns aim to destroy any deer in their path. Thousands of animal’s bodies are left to rot in the aftermath. Sometimes people on the ground fear for their lives and the welfare of their livestock.
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Claims cost NLC $18,000
By Chris Oldfield
TWO Native Title Claims covering the entire South East region by various people of Aboriginal heritage, have so far cost the Naracoorte Lucindale Council $18,838.65. If successful, it is unknown what impact the claims will have on Crown land, be it privately or publicly owned.
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The News Gives Back Program: Gratitude for Community News’ generous donation to Connect FM
By Sardia (SCAD) Kakoschke
We would like to express our heartfelt appreciation to the Community News for their generous donation to Connect FM. Their contribution will be used to purchase a lawn mower, which will greatly assist us and the Rotary Club of Bordertown in maintaining the station’s yards.
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Naracoorte South Primary School
1st February 2024
By Ms Edwards, Principal
Welcome back to our 2024 school year!
I am thrilled to welcome each of you back to another exciting school year at Naracoorte South Primary. Whether you’re a returning student, a new face, or a familiar one, we can’t wait to embark on this journey of learning and growing together.
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Cricket report
Lucindale made a statement by beating top team Millicent in the match of the round for Millicent and Naracoorte District Cricket association last Saturday. Sitting third on the ladder, Lucindale dominated the top side in the second-last game of the minor round, Millicent batted first and struggled badly, with opening bowlers Brandon Nicolle and Michael McGurk making early inroads with figures of 2/15 and 2/28.
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Southern Ports Tennis Association results: Round 12, 10/2/2024
By Katelyn Baker
Wild wins at Wimbledon Round
Saturday, 10 th February saw the Southern Ports Tennis teams compete at Wimbledon Round, hosted by the Lucindale Tennis Club. Scores across all matches were tight as the competition closes in towards Grand Final Day in just three weeks.
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SE Veteran golf results
By Max Clifford
At Kingston 75 players visited on a fine but windy day. The course was in great condition and our best score for the day was Paul Bosco’s 39 points in Division 1. His runner up was Tony Steen with 36 and Lindsay Storer 35.
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