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Walk the line to the Helpmann

JOHNNY Cash fans will be transported back in time for Get Rhythm: The Johnny Cash and June Carter Show, set to soon hit the...

Lead ag teacher continues in 2026

A program building the skills and confidence of agricultural teachers in schools across South Australia is entering its fourth year in 2026. The SA Lead...

Road maintenance highlighted

A NUMBER of roads within the Tatiara District Council will receive a facelift. Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Emily Bourke responded to council’s correspondence...

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Sport

2026 Country Championship success

THE Mount Gambier Softball Leagues representative teams showcased their skills over the Australia Day Long Weekend at the Softball SA Country Championships. The...

Trackside Pet Meats takes on major sponsorship role

Trackside Pet Meats, the well-known Mount Gambier based business situated on Jubilee Highway West, will sponsor this year’s Group 3 Mount Gambier Cup, heats...

New player signs

THE Mount Gambier Pioneers are pleased to announce the signing of Chier Maker on a one-year contract for the 2026 NBL1 South season. Maker...

A night for the record books at Dartmoor Rodeo

Woodall’s Rodeo Promotions and the Dartmoor Rodeo Committee produced its best event yet last Saturday night, reaching new heights with roughly 5,000 people in...

South takes win after seesaw battle

SOUTH 9 FEDERALS 7 IN a seesaw battle on Saturday, South Division 1 held off a persistent challenge from Federals to claim a 9-7 victory,...

Big win for Centrals

CENTRAL 20 D TIGERS 7 CENTRAL Division 1 unleashed a powerful offensive display, defeating Tigers by a final score of 20-7 in a high-scoring contest...

SA Government

How to access business support through algal bloom

The State Government’s Department of State Development is providing a range of measures to support impacted businesses, and their owners and staff, through the...

Tackling SA’s algal bloom

A harmful algal bloom has been impacting large stretches of South Australia’s coastline since mid-March. South Australian Research and Development Institute (SARDI) Executive Director Professor...

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Army recollections

Naracoorte Men's Probus Club members experienced the facilities and hospitality of the Naracoorte Men's Shed for their January meeting. Despite many others being away on...

Troubled bridge under spotlight

Naracoorte Lucindale Council is seeking feedback from users of the Struan House Road bridge to understand impacts should the bridge be decommissioned. Council has been...

Leila to speak in Mt Gambier

AWARD-WINNING filmmaker, podcaster and rural advocate Leila McDougall has been secured as the headline speaker for Australian Bluegum Plantations’ (ABP) third annual Women in...

Fun in the sun on cup day

The Naracoorte Racing Club welcomed a big crowd through the doors at their annual Naracoorte Cup race day last week. (Elisabeth Champion)

Keeping romance alive

VALENTINE’S Day is for celebrating all kinds of love - whether it is life-long or newly found. Greg and Denise Carter met later in...

Candidate questions

Each week SA Today has posed questions to current candidates for the seat of MacKillop. This week's question was around roads and what candidates will...

Candidates questioned

Each week SA Today has posed questions to current candidates for the seat of Mount Gambier. This week's question was around roads and what candidates...

Fire bugs on warning

POLICE are continuing to investigate whether a string of fires in Suttontown are related. Just after 5am on Monday police and fire crews were...

Limestone Coast police round-up

SUSPICIOUS FIRES INVESTIGATED Police are investigating two suspicious fires at Suttontown early this morning. Just after 5am on Monday 9 February, police and fire crews...

Kingston wastewater update

KINGSTON District Council has secured further funding from the state government funded community wastewater management system (CWMS) program. Delivered by the Local Government Association of...