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THE State and Federal governments are having “urgent discussions” to determine whether a jointly funded financial assistance package can be […]

INCREASED restrictions for cross-border communities and the Mount Gambier, Grant District and Wattle Range council areas have caused a surge […]

AN all-staff email sent by the Casterton Memorial Hospital chief executive has claimed the Mount Gambier woman’s supposed Covid-19 contact […]

This is a joint release between the Australian Federal Police, Australian Border Force and Northern Territory Police Vision from this operation available...

EMERGENCY Minister Vincent Tarzia says the deployment of two new fire trucks to Seaford and Mount Barker Metropolitan Fire Stations […]

A WATTLE Range councillor has questioned claims made by OneFortyOne about the plantation adjoining Lake Leake and its impact on […]

Hey Kids! Join in our great August colouring competition with The Border Watch. Simply grab a copy of the latest […]

MEMBER for Mount Gambier Troy Bell says he is “absolutely pissed off” at the State Government and SA Health’s “unnecessary […]

By Raquel Mustillo NEGLIGENCE, rainfall and lack of maintenance has left a number of State Government roads littered with potholes, prompting a Limestone Coast council to issue an urgent demand to fix the dangerous defects before a fatal crash occurs. Motorists along a number of key roads – including the Princes Highway, Southern Ports Highway, Mount Burr Road and Millicent-Penola Road – are being forced to plough vehicles through rapidly expanding potholes, with dozens of drivers reportin...

By Rick Jordan, Gambier Seeds THIS is the 10th of a series of articles prepared by Gambier Seeds to feature in The Border Watch through this year. The focus of these articles will be to assist farmers to optimise productivity from their pasture and forage bases. At Gambier Seeds we believe that pastures and pasture renovation are an investment, not only in your farm production and profitability, but in its future. CURRENT ON-FARM ISSUES What started out as a very promising autumn with good feed...