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Where’s the childcare centre?
Big promises, no build as Naracoorte waits on old TAFE site project
Naracoorte Lucindale Council owed more than $1m
MORE than $1 million was owed to Naracoorte Lucindale Council on December 31 last year.
McBride’s push for childcare, education
Families are set to benefit from a bold plan championed by member for MacKillop Nick McBride, who is driving real solutions for childcare, workforce skills, and education infrastructure.
City care a godsend for Limestone Coast patients
A kidney donated by his sister will save Lucindale man Edwin Foster’s life on March 3.
Boost for Robe’s electricity network
On January 28, SA Power Networks officially launched a new community battery in Robe, marking an important step in preparing the town’s electricity network for future growth and peak holiday demand.
McBride’s push for childcare, education
Families are set to benefit from a bold plan championed by member for MacKillop Nick McBride, who is driving real solutions for childcare, workforce skills, and education infrastructure.
Shire seeks feedback
West Wimmera Shire Council is seeking information from residents about council’s performance and community satisfaction.
Climate grant for primary producers
Land managers and primary producers across the Limestone Coast are encouraged to apply for up to $50,000 through the Climate-smart Landscapes Grants Program, supporting practical, locally driven projects that help land managers and primary producers adapt to a more variable climate.
‘The Evolution of the Woman’
Colourful and vibrant artworks which include a message are featured in a new exhibition in the New Talent Artspace at the Naracoorte Regional Art Gallery.
Gun law changes now rest with the premier
In the aftermath of the Bondi Beach terror attack, Australians rightly expect governments to act to keep communities safe.
Naracoorte Market Report
3 February 2026
‘AGSA Screen: Wavelength’ launches in Bordertown
Audiences in Bordertown will have the rare opportunity to experience the works and worldviews of moving image artists in ‘AGSA Screen: Wavelength’ at Walkway Gallery from 13 February to 24 April 2026.
Growing Australia’s rural allied health workforce
Community connections, workload management, and supporting early-career allied health professionals through targeted, well-timed professional development is crucial to improving staff retention and healthcare in Australia’s rural communities, according to a new research.
A note to our readers . . .
We’d like to let our readers know that we are currently considering discontinuing the weekly TV guide in The News.
Marilyn Swim registrations reopen
registrations reopen
Bridge pairs challenge 32 boards
Thirty members played 32 boards of Bridge@Bowls last week which was a great effort of concentration.
Good chance for Naracoorte: Cricket report
A thrilling win in the second-last minor round has given Naracoorte a good chance of making the finals of Millicent & Naracoorte Cricket Association.
Lower South East Bowls Association results
Friday ladies pennant:
Tony wins prized Ross Orchard trophy
SE veteran golf results
Season finale for ladies
Naracoorte RSL Bowling Club pennant
Pennant season nears finals stage
Serviceton Bowls news
Strong start to autumn squash pennant
Naracoorte Squash Club autumn pennant: Round 1
City care a godsend for Limestone Coast patients
A kidney donated by his sister will save Lucindale man Edwin Foster’s life on March 3.
Lake staff praised
At Naracoorte Lucindale Council’s January meeting, operations manager Robert Stead reported five damaged shade sails had been replaced. In a written report, he said the council was investigating further options on how to protect the shade sails “as they are already under attack from the wildlife”.
Is Struan House being left to rot?
Is the slow decay of the iconic Struan House south of Naracoorte a case of “demolition by neglect” — and has South Australia squandered a once-in-a-generation chance to anchor cutting-edge agricultural research in the Limestone Coast?
Council calls for community input on 2026-27 budget
Naracoorte Lucindale Council is inviting residents, community groups, and organisations to have their say on priorities for the 2026 2027 financial year through its community budget submissions process.
Fuel prices under fire
Who is driving Naracoorte’s fuel prices — and why are locals paying up to $40 more per tank?
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