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THE State Liberal Government has matched the Opposition’s commitment of $2.7m towards the upgrade of the Mount Gambier saleyards. Expecting […]

IT has been 78 years since the last Crater Lakes fire with long-term Mount Gambier resident, Dorothy Koop, remembering the […]

FORMER Wattle Range Mayor, Mark Braes will contest the upcoming State election as the Labor party’s candidate in MacKillop. After […]

MOUNT Gambier personality Stan Thomson has released his debut novel, following the life of a young Craig Erskine after the […]

DUE to the cancellation of traditional Australia Day breakfasts and award ceremonies all around the region as a result of […]

THE Crater Lakes fire highlighted to 25,000 people the massive effort our firefighting men and women make to protect our […]

THE timing of the opening of the borders may have been influenced by the upcoming State election in March, suggested […]

A legal case alleging that Frontex was involved in an illegal deportation and the annual report of its Consultative Forum on Fundamental Rights, made up of NGOs and international organisations, show once again that fundamental rights are not at the top of the agency’s agenda.

CONSUMERS buying fuel in Mount Gambier may be getting a good deal, but those in more regional towns are paying […]

ADAM Smith will receive Mount Gambier City Council’s Citizen of the Year award during Australia Day celebrations this year. Mr […]