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Spooky scenes at haunted house

WITCHES, ghouls, goblins and every spooky thing in between visited Mount Gambier/Berrin's Haunted House for Halloween this week. Trick or treaters experienced a spooktacular...

Rotunda history lives on

A rotunda steeped in history has a new lease on life, as it was officially opened in its new home at the Sheep’s Back...

Feral deer hits milestone

MORE than 20,000 deer have now been removed from across the state as part of the South Australian feral deer eradication program. The 10-year...

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Women’s footballers meet under lights

KYBYBOLITE v CASTERTON SANDFORD A FRIDAY night game under lights will take centre stage at Kybybolite Oval this week to open Round 7 of Limestone...

Stunnings conditions for championships

THE Robe Bowls Clob held its Club Championship 4’s on Sunday in perfect conditions. The ladies final between Judy Bermingham’s team and Fleur Roachock’s team...

Reinoehl can not stay away

PIONEERS fans will be pleased with the announcement 188 cm American Haliegh Reinoehl will return to Mount Gambier for the OneFortyOne Pioneers 2025 NBL1...

Penola Rabgers breaks drought

Penola Rangers break drought Penola Rangers have won their first match in over a year in the second round of the Southern Ports Tennis Association...

Pairs and singles titles decided

LAST Wednesday the Penola Bowls Club hosted its Ladies 50up Drawn Pairs, with Gerardine Williams and Meredith Hinze claiming the win over Maria Hunter...

New and expanded partnership for GRSA, TAB

TAB has reaffirmed its commitment to South Australian greyhound racing, extending its long-term partnership with Greyhound Racing SA (GRSA) for a further five years. The...

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Farina travels overseas

LIMESTONE Coast viticulturalist Fil Farina will embark on a research journey in New Zealand, learning about the relationship between nutrients and sheep in vineyards. Mr...

Road maintenance not up to scratch

THE current road maintenance practice within the Wattle Range Council area is “like applying a band aid to a sucking chest wound” according to...

Calling for change

As fox baiting programs begin across the region, one Limestone Coast resident is questioning the state government's need to bait public beaches. In 2018...

Signs for historic walk one step closer

A HISTORIC walk around the heart of Bordertown is one step closer with a number of prominent sites on the list. The Bordertown on...

Disability access closer for high school

DISABILITY access will be increased at Bordertown High School following a state government announcement. The government recently announced the school was one of six...

Solos boast about Penola

SOLO travellers from the Campervan and Motorhome Club of Australia (CMCA) are back on the road after spending time in Penola for their Solos...