Children celebrate mud day at school
Students at Naracoorte South Primary School celebrated International Mud Day on June 29 by having lots of fun and getting downright dirty. Children utilised the...
Celebration of a life well-lived
Lavington Fisher was born in the Mundulla hotel on August 1, 1913 to Maggie and Lavington Fisher senior. The eldest son of five children - Marjorie, Edward, Una and...
New generation
The next generation of an age-old trade will be trained on the Limestone Coast, as TAFE SA move the hub of their shearing courses...
Vale Naracoorte icon, Gwladys McTernan
Born in Ouyen in 1926, the foundations for Gwladys Calnan’s life of public service were paved out early. Her parents, Dennis and Gwladys, were...
Mick retires after 55 years
Can you imagine starting a career in 2016 and sticking with it until 2081?Working full-time for 55 years is an incredible achievement and a...
Z Special Unit officially recognised
Next month, the Australian War Memorial will officially acknowledge the heroic work of many Australians who were involved in the country’s secret commando unit, Z...
SA season is all set to strengthen
SA croppers wanting to get out and spray or spread should start to see warmer weather by the end of next week, according to...
Letters to the editor – July 7
NAIDOC Week takes place this month from 5 July to 12 July. It is a time to celebrate and recognise the history, culture and...
How many guitars does one need?
My eldest son developed an interest in singing and music from an early age.He participated in the combined choirs of the SE Primary Schools...
Speak up about your child’s education
South Australian parents and caregivers have the opportunity to speak to Education and Child Development Minister Susan Close, Department of Education and Child Development...
Blue Lake with dominant result
LIMESTONE Coast soccer kicked off on the weekend, with draw on Friday night between Gambier Centrals and International.
However, it was Blue Lake who stole...
