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1:00 AM | EMERGENCY services have made a desperate plea for danger spots along the Victorian stretch of the Princes Highway to be repaired amid ongoing fears that the road will claim lives.
Scrap grows over dump site
1:00 AM | TWO Mount Gambier residents have called on City Council to force a scrap metal operator to clean up his property on White Avenue and questioned why the Local Government body had allowed the site to become a sprawling junkyard.
Golf club championships start
1:00 AM | Afterthe first two strokeplay rounds of the Mount Gambier Golf Club's mens championships last weekend, pre-tournament favourite, Hayden Schroeder has opened a commanding five shot lead.
South East win, but miss finals
1:00 AM | Although dismissed cheaply, South East forged its way to victory in the final qualifying round of the Bank SA Senior Country Cricket Carnival in Adelaide.
Cammarano calms Hawks
08 Feb 12 | West Augusta continue to search for that all elusive second spot on the ladder, and after months of chasing it, they finally took it when they squeezed past a rapidly improving Central/Stirling outfit.
08 Feb 12 | Clare footballer Luke Dunstan, 17, has joined an exclusive group who have represented Australia in Aussie rules.
Dogs demoralise Tigers
08 Feb 12 | Central/Stirling is starting to fall out of contention for the race to the grand final.
08 Feb 12 | About 2000 people attended the 46th annual Wilmington Rodeo.
08 Feb 12 | Up to 150 people and 100 horses will converge on the Burra region in April when it hosts a 10-day charity trail ride.
08 Feb 12 | A call has gone out to artists and sculptors for entries in the 15th Annual Art Exhibition for the Rotary Club of Clare, offering a $14,800 prize pool.
Soccer struggle
08 Feb 12 | The future of soccer in Port Augusta is in a limbo due to a decrease in volunteers and the issues of ground availability with the proposed Cental Oval upgrade.
New prinicpal for Vineyard
08 Feb 12 | Vineyard Lutheran Primary School’s new principal Nick Kriewaldt is looking forward to getting into the school year.
08 Feb 12 | A report by a world-renowned eucalyptus specialist has recommended the removal of a number of Port Augusta trees that pose a risk to public safety.
$16.2m for biggest prison
08 Feb 12 | The $16.2 million Port Augusta prison cellblock development will see the local prison become the biggest in the state.
Refugees’ Vietnamese church given to parish
08 Feb 12 | Thanks to some residents in the Ellis Close immigration centre, the coloured stained-glass window is currently not the sole source of colour in the foyer of All Saints Parish church.
Medical students come North
08 Feb 12 | Port Augusta has opened up the door of opportunity for nine young medical students, who were welcomed to the city at the Australian Arid Lands Botanic Gardens last week.
08 Feb 12 | A recent survey of regional mothers showed 32 per cent were concerned about their children’s ability to concentrate in the classroom.
08 Feb 12 | Key regional stakeholders will have their say in how a $20,000 grant will support the development of a regional brand strategy for the Clare Valley.
Nursing skills soar sky-high with the RFDS
08 Feb 12 | Four Aboriginal enrolled nursing students have been up in the air with the Royal Flying Doctor Service, as part of a partnership between TAFE and the charity.
08 Feb 12 | Mark Gable from the Choirboys says the band is ready to rock at a day on the green at Annie’s Lane on Saturday, February 25.
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