What’s happening at Naracoorte Library + Town Hall

Oct 14, 2026 | This Week's Issue

THE school holidays are now over, and for the most part, we’re returning to our normal programming at Naracoorte Library. But that certainly doesn’t mean there’s nothing happening! Choose Your Own Adventure LEGO Club is back on Mondays at 3.30pm, with a brand-new raffle. Each week you attend gets you an entry in the draw to win some LEGO of your own. Our knitting group meets on Tuesdays from 9am to 12pm. Bring along whatever project you’re working on and join in. It’s a great chance to meet new people and have a chat with others who share your passion. Our Chats group gets together on Wednesdays at 10am. This group is mainly retirees who enjoy a laugh and discussing the latest local and national issues of the day. There’s always plenty to talk about and you’re more than welcome. For our young families, Bat Cave Babies is on Thursdays […]

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Naracoorte Market Report: 13 October 2026

Cattle: LWB 29 – LWY 640 – LWC 283 – OAY 56

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A soldier, a mate, never forgotten

For more than four decades, Naracoorte Vietnam War veteran Private Robert “Bob” Liddy’s military service has gone without the recognition it deserved.

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What happened to $500,000?

A $500,000 taxpayer-funded grant linked to a failed childcare development in Naracoorte remains publicly unaccounted for, even after the state government announced a fresh $12.7 million investment to tackle the town’s worsening childcare shortage.

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Cr McGuire’s $760,000 challenge

Naracoorte Lucindale councillor Craig McGuire has challenged his fellow elected members to ask residents whether spending about $760,000 on three Naracoorte Creek weirs represents value for ratepayers.

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Big town forum

A major showdown over rare earth mining is looming in Naracoorte, with residents, farmers and businesses urged to turn out in force for a town forum amid growing concerns over the region’s land, groundwater, and future.

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Study: School belonging key to teen wellbeing

New Australian research finds students’ sense of belonging and relationships at school are more strongly linked to future wellbeing than a range of other school characteristics.

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