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Date Time Blue Lake path returns to two-way traffic City of Mount Gambier has reinstated two-way pedestrian traffic around the entire Blue Lake exercise path. Council encourages people to continue to practise physical distancing and remain 1.5 metres away from other walkers and runners where practically possible. To minimise the risk of the spread of COVID-19, Council implemented a one-way, clockwise only foot traffic directive around the Blue Lake exercise path as a social distancing measure in April 2020. In November 2020, Council reviewed the directive and reinstated two-way pedestrian tra...

BULKY WASTE SAVED: Mount Gambier City Council ReUse Market and Waste Transfer Station attendant Michael Satterley, coordinator Bec Mobbs, supervisor Tanis Alexander and waste and reuse manager Mark McDonald have been busy preparing larger items collected through council's s kerbside bulky waste collection service trial. READ MORE ABOUT THE REUSE MARKET ON PAGE 13. Picture: MOLLY TAYLOR By Molly Taylor ALMOST all items collected through Mount Gambier City Council’s kerbside bulky waste collection service have been been saved from landfill. A report presented in council outlined 95pc of good...

NAME DECIDED: Bunganditj Language Reclamation Committee members Uncle Mikey Hartman (left), Belinda Bonney (second from right) and Aunty Val Brennan (right) and Mount Gambier City Council councillor Ben Hood (second left), Mayor Lynette Martin and councillor Frank Morello are pleased with the decided name Wulanda Recreation and Convention Centre for the city's landmark project. By Molly Taylor A BOANDIK elder believes the inclusion of Bunganditj language in the name of Mount Gambier’s landmark recreation and convention centre project contributes to the healing process for the First Nations ...