Author visits Limestone Coast
Best Selling Australian author Victoria Purman will again be visiting the Limestone Coast for the tour of her latest book […]
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Best Selling Australian author Victoria Purman will again be visiting the Limestone Coast for the tour of her latest book […]
What's on at the Naracoorte Library this week Thursday 25 -Bat Cave Babies – every Thursday at 9.30am, a gentle session, combining songs, movement, and actions for babies up to 18 months. -Digital Lessons – every Thursday at 10am. Digital sessions aimed at people 50+. Learn how to use Android and Apple phones and tablets. […]
THE Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre has joined with the Adelaide Festival to bring the world premiere and opening night spectacular […]
By Raquel Mustillo LIMESTONE Coast councils have discussed hundreds of items behind closed doors in the last financial year, with figures revealing staff and elected members met in private 210 times during 2019/20. An investigation by The Border Watch has shown the region’s seven councils have collectively invoked confidentiality provisions more times in the 2019/20 period than in the previous five years. State legislation allows councils to have secret debates for commercially sensitive reasons – which on balance would be contrary to the public interest – tenders, litigation and legal...