Changes afoot for annual walk
For the second time since the annual Mother's Day walk began in 2011 by the Millicent Cancer Support Group (MCSG) it will not go...
Light Horse Regiment returns for service
Millicent's 2023 ANZAC service held at Millicent's Cross of Sacrifice saw more than 300 people gather for the dawn service.
The crowd listened in silence...
Training underway for Austrian trails
Recently selected by Athletics Australia to represent the country in the 2023 World Mountain Trail Running Championships, Dannielle Vanderheul's training schedule has stepped up...
Keynote speaker brings message of hope
Keynote speaker Kym Inglis's life changed forever in 2010 when he lost his wife, two daughters and a close family friend in a car...
Showground market extends itself
Since the return of the Millicent Showground Markets last September both stallholders and market goer attendance has steadily increased.
Potted plants, tools, jewellery, original art,...
Two names needed to complete this photo
South East Family History Group has many partially identified photos in their collection, this group of five women is one of those.
The ladies on...
Artwork brings a touch of nature
After six weeks of intermittent painting, artist Peter Dunn was on hand to see his mural installed in the new palliative care courtyard at...
Business breezes in to new building
After remaining empty since August 2020 the South Eastern Times office at 42 Davenport Street is set for a new lease of life.
Purpose built...
Services well attended
Fine weather for this year's ANZAC day service in Millicent saw hundreds arrive for both the dawn and mid morning services.
Mount Gambier's 48CU formed...
Aurora Australis dazzling display
Local aurora hunters have been treated to an outstanding display of the Aurora Australis over the last week as solar storm activity hit the...
Tantanoola Cave visitors remain a mystery
South East Family History Group is hoping the community can help name the people in this photo.
Taken in the Tantanoola Cave the man...
Remembering those who served
Roy Langdon Waters was a private in the 32nd Battalion and one of the soldiers named on the Millicent Cross of Sacrifice.
He died in...
Blue Blob back on the agenda
The future of Mount Gambier/ Berrin's so called "Blue Blob" will be decided next week as two contradicting reports are set to be tabled...
