Residents demand old hospital action

RESIDENTS next to the derelict old hospital site have labelled the site a disgrace and called on the developer to put their “money where their mouth is”. Residents — who live in the revamped former nurses home — have hit out at developers Boots... Read more »

Sport

Recruits to help Lions claw up ladder

IF pro-active recruiting means anything at all, then put a line through Heywood finishing on the bottom of the ladder – as it normally does – this season.

They have been the so called ‘easy beats’ of the Western Border Football League competition for more years than most can recall. Read more »

Entertainment

Festival carves out quality reputation

MORE than 140 people celebrated the opening of the Geltwood Festival at the Millicent Gallery last Friday night.

In its eighth year, the event continues to grow and last year more than 3500 people visited Millicent over the festival period. Read more »

Business

Outlook improves for K&S

The directors of Mount Gambier-based transport company K&S Corporation today announced a net profit after tax of $9.2m for the half year ending December 31.

Operating revenue for the first half was $217.2m, a decrease of 12.5pc on the prior corresponding period. Read more »

Mixed signals on business confidence

Business and consumer confidence in the region remains strong, but is slightly lower than it was six months ago, according to the latest BankSA State Monitor.

While signs of relief from Australia avoiding recession are clear, the latest survey shows rural business sentiment has moderated. Read more »

Rural

Interest grows in summer crop

John Mullins
There is a crop on the highway at Mullins Corner, just north of Millicent, which has been attracting attention over recent weeks due to its lush greenness and height. Read more »

Ewe lambs in demand

Lamb sale
The larger yarding of 5618 head at Glenburnie on Wednesday contained small lines of store lambs and good quality runs of mainly shorn four and five-score trade and heavy lambs. Read more »

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NEWS

Potential for postal votes to delay election result

A RECORD number of postal votes have been issued for the State Election. By the close of business last Friday, the Electoral Commission had processed almost 80,000... Read more »

March 18, 2010 | Comments Off

Fluoride rally fails to gain support

A LONE campaigner was the only person to walk Commercial Street on Saturday in the rally he organised to allow those in favour of the public health measure to demonstrate... Read more »

March 17, 2010 | Comments Off


SPORT

Recruits to help Lions claw up ladder

IF pro-active recruiting means anything at all, then put a line through Heywood finishing on the bottom of the ladder – as it normally does – this season. They... Read more »

March 18, 2010 | Comments Off

Teen ‘giant killer’ claims another scalp

HE MAY be short a few years of experience and height, but pint-sized lawn bowl prodigy Nathan Pedersen has already got tongues wagging at the 45th annual Ian and... Read more »

March 17, 2010 | Comments Off

ENTERTAINMENT

Festival carves out quality reputation

MORE than 140 people celebrated the opening of the Geltwood Festival at the Millicent Gallery last Friday night. In its eighth year, the event continues to grow... Read more »

March 18, 2010 | Comments Off