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Sixty year history celebrated by the Saints

Saints coaches, players and supporters from past decades came together on Saturday night to celebrate the end of an era. Millicent Football Netball Club enter...

Roadshow travels to region

FOOTBALL fans will be able to get up close and personal with the Australian Football League (AFL) and Australian Football League Womens (AFLW) Premiership...

Perfect days for Beer and BBQ

ALTHOUGH last weekend was slammed with an intense heatwave, locals and visitors alike proved it was not too hot to handle the Beer and...

Saints celebrate the end of an era

Around 240 people attended the Millicent Football Netball Club's Saints and Sinners Celebration on Saturday night held at the Civic and Arts Centre, FiveAA radio...

Swinging with the Stars makes awaited return

EIGHT Limestone Coast locals have banded together to raise funds for the community with the 2024 Swinging with the Stars well underway. The key fundraiser...

Leukaemia Foundation urges people to fundraise

With blood cancer patients facing increased financial pressures, the Leukaemia Foundation is calling for more people to participate in the 25th Worlds Greatest Shave. According...

Plenty to do for Youth Week

This year's Youth Week will have a range of activities available across the region. There will be a number of activities for those between the...

Words Grow Minds gets state release

FOLLOWING a positive pilot program in Mount Gambier/Berrin, the future minds of South Australians will be nurtured. The initiative program Words Grow Minds first kicked...

Barriers broken for Australian wine

China’s Ministry of Commerce has made a draft determination which could see the the removal of trade barriers to Australian wine. The state government...

Book lovers spread the word

Book lovers will be pleased to know that Millicent's only dedicated second hand bookshop has finally re-opened. After being closed for three months the Lions...

Subsidy boost bid falls on deaf ears

A MOTION put forward by the Member for Mount Gambier Troy Bell requesting to increase the accommodation allowance and all subsidies to be tied...

Fishing looks positive for comps

FISHING events may receive the green light despite fishing restrictions as the abalone virus detection continues. The Department of Primary Industries and Regions recently met...

Cutting for a cause

EDENHOPE's Debbie McLeish has spent the last four years growing her hair in support of her sister, Julie West and her experience with breast...

Art-Ability open