Toni Childs anniversary tour headed to town
She’s back on stage and couldn’t be happier as Toni Childs winds up her Retrospective tour – a celebration of the 30th anniversary Australian release of her debut albumFollowingUnion.its release, Toni was nominated for two Grammy Awards for Best New Artist and Best Rock Vocal Performance (Female) for the single Don’t Walk Away in what was a stunning start to her more than three decade career. The idea for the Retrospective tour came from colleague Rae Mitchell and so in 2019, Toni played 56 dates. The tour was set to continue from March 2020 but after only four shows, COVID hit and that script for the entertainment industry is all too familiar, sidelining Toni and her anniversary tour for the best part of two years. See inside for full details
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welcoming former staff, students and families back to the school from 10am to 2pm.
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There will be demonstrations and displays be the local CFS and Centacare and entertainment will be provided by one of the school families performing as Fox Array.
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A celebration birthday cake will be shared and former students will run school tours for former families to view the numerous changes to the site over the past 50 years.
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marking the school’s 40th birthday and there will be opportunities for families to pen something to be reburied after the celebration.
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At that time, Glencoe was two separate communities and after much consultation a decision was made to build a school between the two and Glencoe Central Primary School was born.
co-locate with the school and enrolments have remained steady over a number of years.
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The school came into being as a replacement school for the Glencoe East and Glencoe West Primary Schools as both schools were in need of major repairs.
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Opening its doors on September 11, 1972, 100 students called the new institution home and this weekend, the community is set to mark the 50th anniversary of the school, celebrating its past, present and future.
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Over its 50 year history, q132 students represent an enrolment high, while only 41 students was the lowest number, with the current enrolment sitting at 49 across three classes, catering for students from Reception toYyear 6, lower in part due to Year 7 now being absorbed into high school classrooms across South Australia.
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Nest hollows can be in dead or live trees, with most nests occurring within 3km of stringybark forest.
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“Spotting single adult males or pairs of Red-tails flying into water or large trees could be indicators of nesting“Monitoringbirds. their nests is more important than ever as we believe many years of poor breeding to be one of the main causes of population decline.
“The ‘Eat, Shop, Play Local’ competition is open right across the Shire – so I urge residents to
The competition opens on Monday 19 September 2022 and four lucky shoppers will win $500 to spend locally in draws on 26th September, 3rd October, 10th October and 17th October 2022.
BirdLife Australia and the SE Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo Recovery Team are again calling on landholders and members of the public to help locate new nests of the endangered South-eastern Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo.
Unlike other species of BlackCockatoos, it’s uncommon for Red-tails to return to the same nest year after year.
Skye is asking for anyone that spots Red-tails to please report them by calling 1800 262 062 or by email at Government.fundingManagementGlenelgManagementBoard,theau.ontailschemeGuidelinesredtail@birdlife.org.auforthenestincentiveandinformationonRed-nestingbehaviourareavailableourwebsitewww.redtail.com.ThisprojectissupportedbyLimestoneCoastLandscapeWimmeraCatchmentAuthorityandHopkinsCatchmentAuthority,throughfromtheAustralian
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Community members are invited to eat, shop and play local in the Glenelg Shire this Spring and win up to Glenelg$500!Shire Council’s popular ‘Eat, Shop, Play Local’ competition will take place for the third time from 19th September for a four week period to encourage residents to shop local.
Since 2011, nest incentive payments have been offered to the public for information on new nest sites of the cockatoo across its range in the south-east of South Australia and south-west of Victoria.Morethan forty new nests have been discovered through the incentive scheme, with the Recovery Team keen to find more nests during the breeding season, which runs from September 2022 to March 2023.
SHOP ‘TIL YOU DROP: Glenelg Shire Council’s popular Eat, Shop, Play competition is back this year, encouraging residents to visit local businesses like Element Café and Larder in Casterton (above) and Portland’s Ivie & Eve (left).
of our community - they foster our local economy, employ and upskill our residents, drive growth and innovation, and support not-forprofit projects,” she said.
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“On behalf of Wattle Range Council, we extend our sincere condolences to the Royal Family on the passing of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. Our thoughts are with them as they mourn the loss of their beloved mother, grandmother and great grandmother. For over seventy years Her Majesty The Queen served with dignity and grace, and with an unfailing commitment and devotion to faith, family and service. As a sign of respect and to acknowledge her passing, all flags will be flown at half-mast in accordance with flag protocols and condolence books will be available at both the Beachport & Penola Visitor Information Centres and the Millicent Library. Alternatively, condolence messages can be sent online via the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet queen”www.pmc.gov.au/her-majesty-the-at
The competition offers entrants the chance to win a weekly $500 shopping voucher to the local business of their choosing by spending $20 or more at a local business anywhere in the Glenelg Shire.Shoppers simply need to email their receipt using the QR code , which will be displayed at the register at local businesses. Alternatively, entrants can submit their receipts, with contact details written on the back, to any Glenelg Shire Customer Service Centre.Glenelg Shire Mayor Cr Anita Rank said the competition formed part of Council’s initiatives to recognise local traders and encourage local spending.
enter from any local business they visit.“Simply keep your receipt, and enter via the QR code or by dropping in your hard copy receipt to your closest Customer Service Centre in Casterton, Heywood or Portland. Winners will be announced every Monday via our social media and website.”
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“It will be great to find new nests this breeding season,” Skye said.
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Red-tails nest in large hollows (15-50cm), which most often occur in very old, large eucalypts such as Red Gums in paddocks.
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Entries are limited to one per person/transaction, and community members can re-enter every week.
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“We understand that some landholders are hesitant about reporting Red-tails on their property but I would like to reassure the community that there are no negative impacts associated with reporting a nest to the Recovery Team.“We only want to monitor each nest from a distance and place a protective cover around the base of the tree, which will protect the nest without impacting the tree.”
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“To give back to our small business sector, Council is encouraging residents to shop and support local this Spring and have the chance to win a shopping voucher at the same time.
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And they come from all walks of “It’slife. kind of funny,” Toni said. “I have seen a big burly biker singing Stop Your Fussin’ – it seems incongruous.”Bookonline, call the Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre on (08)8723 8700 or visit the box office.
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“I had all these tapes sitting in storage in Hawaii and so I was able to sample the actual albums when we put this show together –nobody has that,” Toni said. “If you come to the show it sounds like a
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The idea for the Retrospective tour came from colleague Rae Mitchell and so in 2019, Toni played 56Thedates.tour was set to continue from March 2020 but after only four shows, COVID hit and that script for the entertainment industry is all too familiar, sidelining Toni and her anniversary tour for the best part of two“Theyears.30year anniversary of Union did feel like a milestone so when Rae suggested it, I decided it was a great idea,” Toni said. “She was right – we should do something special for the 30th anniversary of Union. I really pulled some threads together in terms of sounds.”
Retrospective, which Toni is bringing to the Sir Robert
Front and centre will be fan favourite hits including Don’t Walk Away, Stop Your Fussin’, Walk and Talk Like Angels, Zimbabwe, Where’s the Ocean, Many Rivers to Cross, I’ve Got to Go Now and Because You’re Beautiful.
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record.”Audience reaction suggests it is a perfect tribute to not only her debut album but all her music from the past three decades.
“People love it, people are energised by it,” Toni said.
Celebrating three decades
Helpmann Theatre stage this Friday, is a two hour performance as she celebrates her life’s musical works.She performs hits and fan favourites from Union, House of Hope, the Woman’s Boat and Keep the Faith in the first hour of her show then the second hour will be an introduction to Toni’s new music, from two very special
She’s back on stage and couldn’t be happier as Toni Childs winds up her Retrospective tour – a celebration of the 30th anniversary Australian release of her debut album
albums It’s All a Beautiful Noise and Citizens of the Planet.
Toni Childs anniversary tour heads to Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre stage
And the sound at its heart is the sounds of her albums.
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“We see people who were children when Union was released coming along, we see people bringing their parents, we see people coming in memory of someone – there is no typical fan, it is a huge demographic, I have fans from eight to 80.”
FollowingUnion.its release, Toni was nominated for two Grammy Awards for Best New Artist and Best Rock Vocal Performance (Female) for the single Don’t Walk Away in what was a stunning start to her more than three decade career.
Not that you can define a Toni Childs’ fan – it is an eclectic group.
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“We are especially excited to welcome several interstate-based teams at this year’s event, with border restrictions in 2020 and 2021 having previously limited their ability to attend.
WDEA Works emerged a winner for Employer of Choice in the 2022 Australian Business Awards.
“WDEA Works takes very seriously the responsibilities of being an Employer of Choice, continuously striving to retain and strengthen achievements in key areas of Organisational Culture & Leadership; Employee Education, Training & Development; Employee Health, Safety & Satisfaction; Performance Management and Recognition & Remuneration.”
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sponsors, as well as being an allround great day out for the public with Coonawarra wines being showcased throughout the day,” Mrs Guyett said.
Wine lovers and golf enthusiasts are in for a treat with the return of the SAFM/TripleM Coonawarra Cabernet Celebrations Golf Day at the end of this month.
The South East Dressage Assoc. invites you to our AGM Monday October 10th in the parlour room of Macs Hotel. Please join us for a meal at 6:30 with AGM to follow.
The Ambrose event is open to teams of four, and all interested golfers, be it novice or pro are encouraged to take part. Teams will be vying for a chance to claim the title of Coonawarra Golf Day Champions and to wear the coveted perpetual ‘Red Jackets’, along with other great individual and team novelty prizes throughout the day.
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“I’m so proud of the strong, inclusive, and diverse culture we’ve built that allows our people to do amazing work and deliver outstanding, long-term results for our clients.”
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Steeline Roofing Mount Gambier and Castec Rural services for their support and looks forward to another sensational day out on the Penola Golf Course.
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CEO Tom Scarborough said the recognition reflects the commitment to its people within the WDEA Works strategic priorities,
“Our team is at the heart of everything we do.
“The golf day is one of these unique and authentic days that allows people the opportunity to mingle with the wine community, while enjoying some great local produce and of course our premium wines. The Ambrose format adds to the enjoyment of the day, allowing for all standards of golfers to mix and play together irrespective of ability.
“Our people often tell me they’re doing some of the best work of their careers at WDEA Works and how our values resonate with their own personal values that they feel they are genuinely contributing to social impact within our communities.
Coonawarra Vignerons marketing and events officer Heidi Guyett is looking forward to the golf day, which has gained a strong following over the past few years to become a sought after event, attracting players from across the Limestone Coast Region and beyond.
It is the club’s 40th year anniversary in 2023. We would like to run some special events to celebrate this achievement. Suggestions from members are Manywelcome.hands make light work - we have vacancies on the committee. Meetings are generally held one night per month. We would love to see new faces on the committee! We are a friendly and welcoming group with a shared interest in dressage and horses in general. Members are also welcome to attend meetings to see what it is all about.
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Having just completed 12 months for its first Reconciliation Action Plan and working closely with community partners on improving community and workplace accessibility, WDEA Works shows active commitment to achieving a diverse and inclusive culture.
Cabernet Sauvignon. The extensive program, along with week by week event guides can be viewed on the Coonawarra Cabernet Celebrations event page at www. coonawarra.org.Forthosestaying on over the weekend, and all weekends throughout October a shuttle bus (hop on, hop off) will be operating from Penola, travelling the Coonawarra Strip to help visitors travel between wineries affordably at $20pp per day. Bookings can be made online at www.coonawarra. org.
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As a community focused not for profit, WDEA Works was recognised for its commitment for developing leading workplace practices to support and inspire their workforce at the recent Australian Business Awards
Mr Scarborough said working for WDEA Works meant you were part of something much bigger.
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“We invest in our people by listening to our staff, investing in professional development, and continuing to grow and protect our culture to ensure our teams remain committed to our purpose of building inclusiveness in our communities,” Mr Scarborough said.
“It’s also a fabulous way to start the long weekend and makes for a great excuse to visit the Limestone Coast coinciding with the start of the SA school holiday period.”
“It is a fabulous networking event for our wine community and
Kicking off the SA Labour Day long weekend – the first of five weekends of events in October, the Golf Day returns as a feature event in the month long Coonawarra Cabernet Celebrations festival calendar, offering an extensive program of food and wine events and an array of tasting experiences in South Australia’s premier red wine region.OnFriday, September 30, all the action will be on the greens, when the who’s who of Coonawarra, tee off at the Coonawarra Cabernet Celebrations Golf Day at the Penola Golf Course. Presented by the Limestone Coast’s 96.1 SAFM and 963 Triple M, the Coonawarra Golf Day brings together golf and wine enthusiasts in an all-inclusive Ambrose competition, with teams of four teeing off on the
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In addition to the Golf Day, an extensive array of events and special tastings will be taking place throughout the month of October, showcasing and celebrating Coonawarra’s signature red wine:
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labels” is the message from Substance Misuse Limestone Coast (SMLC) after a recent social media post garnered stigmatising comments around drug and alcohol use.
Cr Smith said following awards like these the Visitor Information Centre sees a significant spike in enquiries which allows them to promote the whole Moyne region to a wider audience.
Ms Bourchier initially raised the improtance of language, especially in the media, and eliminating the use of terms including junkie and not ‘sexing up’ the name of illicit drugs, including ice, but actually using the technical name for what are damaging substances, in the lead up to International Overdose Awareness Day at the end of last month and she also championed a
we don’t want to talk about it but we will talk about someone with cancer or another serious illness,” she said. “Families just don’t feel comfortable to talk about it (addiction). We have to change the language we use talking about people who have a lived experience of drug and alcohol use. Language matters.”
“I hear parents call up talkback radio and talk about ‘my addict’ and yet they would never say ‘my diabetic’ if they were talking about a diabetic child, they are just your child, they are not defined by their medical condition or issues,” she said. “Labelling is a shaming way to talk about people. I also understand that people don’t know what they don’t know and that is why education of the entire community when it comes to addiction is so important.”
“ It’s a whole of community effort and congratulations go to everyone involved in our incredibly important tourism industry.”
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Mayor Cr Ian Smith said to be named in the top three small tourist towns in the country for two years running was an excellent result.
“It was a that BBQ in 2014 that the startling facts about the diagnosis and death rate of prostate cancer were made plain to me - it is the most common cancer diagnosed in Australian men,” Mr Pasin said.
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Member for Barker Tony Pasin is holding his eighth Big Aussie BBQ in conjunction with the Limestone Coast
“The following year I decided to hold a Big Aussie BBQ in Mount Gambier and got the local Prostate Cancer Support
A survey shared on social media by the Limestone Coast Drug Action Team about a “memory tree” for local people to have a place for reflection and remembrance was meant to gather community feedback, but instead brought out some harmful and negative labels, said SMLC Project Officer Sophie Bourchier.
Prostate cancer kills more men than breast cancer women, yet awareness of these deadly statistics remains relatively low.
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“Prostate cancer kills over 3500 fathers, friends and uncles every year. If the Mount Gambier Big Aussie BBQ encourages just one man to get tested and saves that one life
“There’s a real power in language and by focusing on people, rather than their use of alcohol and other drugs, and choosing words that are inclusive, everyone can help reduce the impact of stigma.”
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“The tourism sector is worth around $70 million to Moyne’s economy annually so it’s important we do whatever we can to help encourage visitors back to our region following two years of COVID related travel restrictions,” he“Awardssaid. like this add another string to our bow and help us promote the region to a wider audience and showcase what a wonderful place Moyne is to visit –from the volcanic planes through to the coast.”
Instead of using labelling language, Ms Bourchier suggested using “someone who uses drugs” or “person with lived experience of drug dependence”.
The 2022 Mount Gambier Big Aussie BBQ will be held this Wednesday from 11:30am at Tony Pasin’s office, 27 Commercial Street East, Mount Gambier.
Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia raise funds and awareness,” Mr PasinMoresaid.than 24,000 men in Australia are diagnosed with prostate cancer every year.
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“It’s a reflection of the superb tourism offering in our region
In 2014 Mr Pasin attended the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia’s Big Aussie Barbie at Parliament House, Canberra.
Group on board. “Thanks to the generosity of our community, we have raised thousands of dollars for the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia.”MrPasin thanked local businesses, Bakers Delight Commercial Street, Shelton’s Butchers and Baxter’s Hire who he said were instrumental in making the BBQ possible.
And that language matters message is one Ms Bourchier is also looking to get through to those in the inner circle of an addict.
The Power of Words is available on the ADF website.
The World Health Organisation ranks drug dependence as the most stigmatised health condition globally, with alcohol dependence ranked number four. Ms Bourchier said there were plenty of good resources out there for people who wished to inform themselves about the correct language.
“Events like International Overdose Awareness Day are designed to start a conversation in the community around overdose prevention but for some, it kickstarted the wrong conversation,” Ms Bourchier said.
“It’s disappointing, but not surprising that this happened. Labelling terms such as “junkie” and “addict” are still used in some media outlets and of course, people are going to copy and use those terms thinking that’s okay. It’s not“Labelsokay.”are for food packaging. People should not be defined by their substance use. Labelling someone by their AOD use is demoralising and stigmatising and means people may be less likely to ask for help or seek out treatment options. The right words have the power to reduce stigma and improve health outcomes.”
Port Fairy has again been named one of Australia’s top tourist towns at a ceremony in Canberra.Thetown took out the bronze medal at the Australian Top Tourism Town Awards earlier this month, where it was up against six other nominees in the small town category.
“The Power of Words” by the ADF is a great resource and easily available online,” she said. “It contains evidence-based advice on using non-stigmatising language and alternative words and phrases to use in everyday conversations.
through early diagnosis then it has been a great success,” Mr Pasin said.
and the hard work of everyone involved to ensure visitors have a great“Council’sexperience.tourism teams work closely with local operators and work hard to promote not just Port Fairy, but the whole Moyne region.
Port Fairy qualified for the national awards after winning back-to-back gold at the Victorian Top Tourism Town Awards in July.
“Finishing on the podium at the national awards again is a great result and one that everyone should be incredibly proud of,” Cr Smith said.
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“We’re thrilled to be able to gather again, and with mingling now back on the table thanks to relaxed COVID restrictions - there will be plenty to celebrate, so get on board!” Lauren said.
Stand Like Stone’s CEO Roger Babolka said the foundation had proudly worked in partnership with the region supporting communities right across the Limestone Coast for more than 18 years now.
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Some of the projects funded by the Foundation included the Fringe OutReach program, upgrading facilities at community halls,
continues to be realised every year, as the donations are invested to earn income which is then given back to the community annually through community grants and scholarships.“OurSmall Grants program enables the Foundation to respond to the needs of the people and communities of this region, ensuring local projects receive local“Wesupport.certainly encourage everyone to get on board and apply.”Applications for the the Small Grants program close on October 31.
“As funding for these projects comes directly from the community, it’s everyone who has ever donated to Stand Like Stone that makes these grants possible,” Mr Babolka said. “The impact of donating to the foundation
Do need a grant to
Parade inspiration
Entries are now open for the 2022 NF McDonnell and Sons Mount Gambier Christmas Parade. This year’s event will be held on Saturday, November 19.
Entries now open for 2022 Christmas Parade
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Community groups, sporting clubs, schools, businesses and individuals are encouraged to get behind the festive community event and submit an entry form. There is no cost to participate, and entries may vary from walking and marching performances to larger float displays.
City of Mount Gambier community events team leader Xarnia Keding said it was always incredible to see the effort put in by the community to bring the magic of the parade come to life.
If so, the Stand Like Foundation is seeking applications from community groups and not-forprofits based in or servicing the Limestone Coast.
The exceptional aging quality of Limestone Coast reds is also highlighted by strong entries in the Museum class for wines greater than seven years old, while enthusiasm for the Chardonnay and Shiraz classes reflects an impressive run of recent vintages.
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The new Cabernet trophies are set to be hotly contested, with the class now split into two categories according to vintage.
can be collected from the Mount Gambier Visitor Centre, Mount Gambier Library, Civic Centre or
Wine show judging will take place at Penola’s Rymill Hall from Monday, October 17, with this year’s panel travelling from Tasmania, Western Australia, Victoria, New Zealand and across South Australia to participate.
support for the establishment of a bush tucker garden, through to a driver mentor program in the Limestone Coast facilitated by Red Cross (car handover pictured).
“This is such a wonderful opportunity for wine producers to compare their product against
Top drops Strong entry numbers for 2022 Limestone Coast Wine Show
industry benchmarks courtesy of such a broad range of experienced palates, and we’re really looking forward to seeing our judges’ decisions,” Wine Show Committee’s Lauren Hansen said.
The annual Small Grants round is now open with grants of up to $10,000 available for local projects.
Their favourite wines will be revealed on Thursday, October 20, during a trophy dinner at the Robe Mechanics Institute hosted by the Mount Benson / Robe Wine Regions. Sails at Robe head chef Adam Brookes will prepare the four-course feast, which will also showcase previous trophy winners and strong performers, with a particular focus on wines from the coast.Tickets for the dinner and transport to the event are still available, with bus timetables due out early next month.
“We are grateful for the continuous support of NF McDonnell and Sons as a major sponsor,” Ms Keding said.
The entries are in, and next month’s Limestone Coast Wine Show has attracted some of the strongest numbers in the event’s 21-year history, with more than 475 wines nominated by 69 exhibitors.
Local grants on offer
Last year, the Stand Like Stone Foundation awarded more than $45,000 in grants to 14 communityled projects across the region.
Community Events Team Leader Xarnia Keding said there are 10 prize categories with more than $3500 in prize money to be won.
Stunning second half secures first title since 1987 for Glencoe Netball Club
Former Lucindale star Will Gould earns VFL Team of the Year place
Crows soar again
Gould played all 18 matches in the 2022 season, averaging 18.9 disposals, 5.9 marks, 5.9 rebound 50s, 1.0 contested marks and 1.7 tackles per game as he continues to pout his name forward at a club who this weekend will fight for the AFL premiership.
half and it was Glencoe who responded best, led by star utility Jenna Paproth (pictured above kneeling), who was named best on court, turning that narrow deficit into a 13 goal drought breaking victory.
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After an arm wrestle in the first half Keith has overcome Border Districts with a strong second half, turining a one gola half time deficit into a nine goal grand final victory. Keith’s Jess Smart was named best on court as the Crows returned to the top of the Kowree Naracorote Tatiara Netball Assocaition tree.
MORE PHOTOS & ALL THE RESULTS FROM ALL THE GRADES ARE IN THE SPORTS SECTION OF THIS EDITION OF LIFESTYLE1.
Murphies end premiership drought
It was a grand final that was always going to make history as Glencoe and Kalangadoo went head to head in the Mid South East Netball Association A Grade grand final at the Magpies’ home courts. The Pies were gunning for a 10th successive title, eclipsing their previous run of eight in the 1990s, early 2000s, while the Murphies were looking to end 35 years in the premiership wilderness.
At half time, with Kalangadoo ahead by two goals, the stage was set for a tense second
Former powerhouse Keith returns to top of KNTNA
MORE PHOTOS & ALL THE RESULTS FROM ALL THE GRADES ARE IN THE SPORTS SECTION OF THIS EDITION OF LIFESTYLE1.
Sydney Swans draftee Will Gould continues to make his mark, dominating across half back in the 20222 VFL season to earn Team of the Year selction with two of his team mates.
Kybybolite 4.7 (31)
LucindaleSENIORSFINALS 5.16 (46)
Naracoorte 4.8 (32)
Magpies & Kangaroos get the job done
Best - Lucindale: Sam Teakle, Tristan Menz, Travis Ware, Luke May, Nathan Clarke, Daniel Badman. Naracoorte: Bradley Lodewyk, Nic Boon, Josh Reeves, Brad Hill, Jack Collins, Brett Gould
Mid South East Football
3.5 (23)
NaracoorteCOLTS 5.2 (32)
Best - Naracoorte: Harrison Clark, Douglas Slattery, Darcy duRand, Quentin Mitchell, Max Lush, Joshua Pope. Kybybolite: Joey Ottoson-crossling, Toby Morros, Logan Brodie, Sid Freckleton, Max Crossling, Charles Williams
Glencoe 2.1 (13)
ALLEN JENKIN MEDAL - Joel Smith (Hatherleigh)
KNT
SENIOR HatherleighCOLTS
Best - Lucindale: Bradley McCarthy, Riley Mcfarlane, Hamish Gordon, Scott Foord-Spriggs, Jamie McCarthy, Tom Logan. Keith: George Thring, George Johnson, Nick van den berg, Seamus McMurray, William McMurray
SENIOR
KalangadooSENIORSFINALS
STAN JONES MEDAL - Tye McManus (Kalangadoo)
4.5 (29)
JUNIOR KongorongCOLTS 3.4 (22)
Naracoorte 3.9 (27)
GRAND
JUNIOR
Kalangadoo 3.3 (21)
Best Hatherleigh: Cameron Slape, Max Telfer, Ethan Bowman, Lachlan Lang, Ben Leopold, Dylan Vanderhorst. Kalangadoo: Dallas Jeffree, Nathan Reeves, Joshua Searle, Braiden Ousey, Jack O’Connor, Jayk Norman.
KybyboliteCOLTS 11.12 (78)
Kalangadoo dominates MSEFL decider while Lucindale come from behind in KNTFL
Best - Kybybolite: Angus McKenzie, Sid Shepherd, Ryan Castine, Charlie Hillier, George Malone, Jake Shepherd. Naracoorte: Harry Schroder, Lucas Leehane, Jack duRand, Fletcher Taylor, George Pretlove, Harry Pettman
Best - Kongorong: Declan Richardson, Jobe Janeway, Luke Allen, Jacob Gordon. Glencoe: Hamish Gordon, Tighe Hurley, Kallan Price, Lachlan Brierley, Bailey Dale, Tyrone Siebert.
Football MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL LEAGUE 2022 PREMIERS (Top row from left) - A Grade Premiers - Kalangadoo & Reserves Premiers - Hatherleigh KOWREE NARACOORTE TATIARA FOOTBALL LEAGUE 2022 PREMIERS (Top row from left) - A Grade Premiers -Lucindale & Reserves Premiers - Lucindale MORE PHOTOS IN THE SPORTS SECTION OF THIS EDITION OF LIFESTYLE1
11.16 (82)
Robe 1.8 (14)
LucindaleRESERVES 7.8 (50)
Best - Hatherleigh: Joel Smith, Ethan Leopold, Zak Bowering, danny golding, Jett Faulkner, Jordan Atkinson. Robe: Jimmy Murch, Oliver Haggett, Mason Mckenny, Flynn Peel, Cooper Thomas.
Best - Kalangadoo: Tye McManus, Ben Mules, Michael Krieger, Justin Bromley, Sam Mcmanus, Mathew Fatchen. Hatherleigh: Jordan Galpin, Michael Telford, Mark Marriott, Joe Rayson, Jed Telfer, Darcy Bateman.
GRAND
JOHN SEEBOHM TROPHY - Decllan Richardson (Kongorong)
Hatherleigh 3.3 (21)
Keith 5.8 (38)
HatherleighRESERVES
SE VOICE BEST ON GROUND - Chris Mules (Kalangadoo)
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20. Greedy Smith was the lead singer of which quirky Aussie band?
Unexpected hitches with banks or property dealings should smooth out in a week or two. Many will gain through joint financial deals.
4. Which six colours traditionally make up the surfaces of a Rubik’s
Travel could produce a surprise or two for most. There could be more time for fun and frolics and a romantic overture could delight a great period for love.
Lucky Colour: Blue Lucky Day: Friday
Racing Numbers: 1-6-2-5 Lotto Numbers: 1-12-15-26-34-40
33. Who is New Zealand’s Prime 34.Minister?Whois the governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia?
Racing Numbers: 1-3-5-9
TAURUS (April 21- May 20)
Lucky Colour: Apricot Lucky Day: Monday
38. How many sides does an octagon have?
for the BrainTeaser 2 5 6 7 6 3 1 4 8 1 6 7 5 2 3 4 9 3 6 4 9 2 5 7 3 9 5 1 8 2 4 5 Sudoku How to play: To solve this puzzle each 3x3 box, each row and each column must contain all the numbers from 1 to 9. 387695241 452183796 916724385 834257169 569318472 721946538 273861954 148579623 695432817 Answers1.RachaelHaynes;2.JenniferAniston;3.Blue;4.White,yellow,orange,red,green&blue;5. German;6.Tuscany;7.ChrisWaller;8.Four;9.BenRafter;10.Tom&Sarah-Jane;Rachel&Ryan;Sharon& Ankur;Dylan&JennyandOz&Omar;11.Geelong,Brisbane,Collingwood&Sydney;12.RyanReynolds; 13.MichaelHooper;14.Sydney;15.Peso;16.DallasBuyersClub;17.20;18.EthelTurner;19.ToniWatson; 20.MentalAsAnything;21.Dogs;22.Melbourne;23.Fashionmodel;24.TheFourSeasons;25.Melbourne; 26.AnthonyHopkins&JodieFoster;27.Icehockey;28.Artemis;29.500;30.Hockey;31.OwenWilson;32. Tasmania;33.JacindaArdern;34.PhilipLowe;35.GarryLyon;36.Persuasion;37.TheBahamas;38.Eight; 39.TakeMeHome,CountryRoads(JohnDenver);40.PenrithPanthers
28. Who is the Greek goddess of 29.hunting?Howmany sheets of paper make up a ream?
Racing Numbers: 3-6-5-9
AQUARIUS (January 20- February 19)
A period of pleasant surprises and gifts through the help of friends. Changes are indicated in your work affairs, although you should be in control
Racing Numbers: 5-6-2-3 Lotto Numbers: 5-12-26-34-40-33
Lucky Colour: Peach Lucky Day: Tuesday
Racing Numbers: 3-6-9-5 Lotto Numbers: 1-15-26-39-6-44
Lucky Colour: Lilac Lucky Day: Tuesday
5.Cube?What nationality was physicist Albert Einstein?
13. Who is the Wallabies captain?
LEO (July 23- August 22)
26. The movie Silence of the Lambs claimed both the Best Actor and Best Actress Oscars at the 1992 ceremony – which actors won those awards?
Your public image is about to improve. Period of surprises. Most will be getting more attention than is usual. Make sure you don’t miss a good opportunity.
7. While he did not attend, which champion horse trainer was a VIP invitee to Queen Elizabeth II’s
with
6. Florence is the capital of which iconic Italian region?
Lotto Numbers: 3-15-26-34-45-2
17. How many Grand Slam singles titles did Roger Federer win during his illustrious career?
Unwise to take risks in career or love affairs. Most will be full of confidence and inclined to push your ideas too hard and could lose support where you need it most.
18. Who wrote the fictionchildren’sclassic Seven Little Australians?
25. Daisy Pearce plays for which AFLW team?
12. Who plays the title role in the 2016 superhero movie Deadpool?
36. Anne Elliot and Captain Wentworth were the main characters in which Jane Austen 37.novel?Nassau is the capital of which island nation?
Lucky Colour: Yellow Lucky Day: Monday
40. Who won the 2021 NRL grand final?
Return of old flames re establishing past relationships is indicated. Most will have big decisions to make concerning their personal relationships. Financial luck can come in partnerships with others.
CANCER (June 22- July 22)
Lotto Numbers: 1-15-26-39-8-44
SCORPIO (October 24- November 22)
CAPRICORN (December 21- January 19)
PISCES (February 20- March 20)
Lucky Colour: Cream Lucky Day: Monday
Lucky Colour: Silver Lucky Day: Saturday
Lucky Colour: Blue Lucky Day: Wednesday
27. Which sport competes
GEMINI (May 21- June 21)
Most will be feeling optimistic and able to influence those around you. Most will gain financially either through luck or effort. In your love life an offer too good to refuse is indicated.
Lucky Day: Friday
VIRGO (August 23- September 23)
Racing Numbers: 1-2-1-5 Lotto Numbers: 1-12-15-24-45-40
Lucky Colour: Violet Lucky Day: Tuesday
LIBRA (September 24- October 23)
8.funeral?Howmany times did champion mare Winx win Australian Horse of the Year?
32. Which Australian State would you be visiting if you were climbing Mount Wellington?
Racing Numbers: 3-2-6-5 Lotto Numbers: 3-12-26-9-44-20
21. Cavapoo and Harrier are breeds of domesticwhich animal?
22. Parkville and Southbank are suburbs in which Australian city?
Racing Numbers: 2-3-2-1
Lucky Colour: Dark Green Lucky Day: Sunday
Racing Numbers: 2-6-5-3 Lotto Numbers: 1-15-26-34-40-22
1. Which Australian cricketer retired from all international and State cricket, effective immediately, finishing up their career in the upcoming Big Bash competition?
14. In which Australian city would you be if you were visiting Darling
Lotto Numbers: 1-12-15-26-34-36
Many will be renewing friendships and re-establishing emotional relationships. A very special person is about to re-appear in your life. Money should start coming in faster than it goes out.
Racing Numbers: 2-3-2-5 Lotto Numbers: 1-15-26-34-40-33
A good time to ask or expect favours from those in a position to aid you in your career ambitions. Gains on all levels including your waistline.
30. With which sport do we associate Australian legend Eddie 31.Ockenden?Whichactor voices Lightning McQueen in the 2006 animated movie Cars?
16.Mexico?Matthew McConaughey won his Best Actor Oscar for his role in which movie?
23. Cindy Crawford, Helena Christensen and Naomi Campbell all made their names in which
2. Who played Rachel Greene in the 90s sitcom Friends?
Watch out for a hard luck story that will only cost you money and time. Pay close attention to where your money is going. A new arrival in the family soon is a distinct possibility.
10.Rafters?Name the five couples competing on the current season of the Channel 9 renovation show The Block.
Try to keep calm to avoid stress related problems developing. Some strain is evident in emotional relationships; wiser to socialise with those you know well.
35. Who presented the 2021 AFL Premiership Cup to the winning captain and coach?
3. Cyan and aquamarine are shades of which primary colour?
19. What is the given name of Aussie music star Tones & I?
ARIES (March 21- April 20)
Stanley Cup?
Lucky Colour: Mauve
39. Almost heaven, West Virginia’ is the opening line of which country music classic by which artist?
SAGITTARIUS (November 23- December 20)
9. What was the name of the Hugh Sheridan character in the popular family drama Packed to the
11. Which four teams competed in the AFL preliminary finals?
Lucky Colour: Orange Lucky Day: Wednesday
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Racing Numbers: 3-5-6-2 Lotto Numbers: 1-12-15-26-36-33
24.career?Thestage musical Jersey Boys is a based on the career of which 1960s band?
You should be in for a lucky period and a financial windfall is possible. More energy should be evident, but don’t waste your money trying to impress others.
15.Harbour?Whatis the official currency of
Racing Numbers: 1-1-5-2 Lotto Numbers: 1-15-23-36-34-40
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“This will be our only drop by him, and they’re an outstanding group who will feature heavily in the stud ram section of the White Suffolks”, added Mr Prentice. He noted two of this sire’s stand out sons since lambs are 13-21 and 34-21.
“The rams have enjoyed a good start being on a paddock of oats that has a fair bit of bulk in it.
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Poll Dorset sire Kurralea 63617, a ram who has performed exceedingly well over several years will feature heavily. “This is his third drop. He is a very prominent sire and has bred very well for us in recent years,” Mr Prentice said.
performing sires.
Mr Prentice expects the upcoming sale draft will feature rams from some of stud’s top
A son of 636-17, Kurralea 27-19, will also have his first progeny go
through the ring in this year’s sale and is expected to match his father’s“Betweensuccess.them, they will have quite a few in the better end of the sale,” Mr Prentice said. “Particularly, 27-21,109-21, and 288-21 who have stood out amongst the stud ram group”.
SEPTEMBER SALE: Kurralea Stud’s Kim Prentice with Dave Ingram, Hillview Poll Dorset, Mirrool, 2021 Sale’s Lot 2 & 3 Poll Dorset Rams, & Stud Principals Ben & Lucy Prentice.
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The stud is planning to offer at the September auction a similar number of rams to last year’s sale; 170 Poll Dorsets and White Suffolks, and 10 Suffolk rams.
“Last year, in recognition of the good season and demand from clients our sale offering went up from 300 to nearly 350 rams. We are planning to offer those numbers again at this year’s sale. It’s great to see such enthusiasm in the sheep industry continuing this year.” Mr Prentice said.
from the 2021 sale topping White Suffolk ram, Kurralea 312-20.
They’re looking good and should present well for the sale”.
The 2021 sale saw records tumble with a total clearance of all 346 Poll Dorset, White Suffolk and Suffolk rams and stud principal Ben Prentice hopes to replicate that success.
Leading Australian ram producer Kurralea Studs expects a trifecta of good seasons will lead to strong demand at its 25th annual sale on September 27.
Now nearing the completion of the stud’s lambing season Mr Prentice added, “It has been very productive and a good year so far. We’re really happy with the progeny of a few new sires coming through this year and how they are presenting this early in theirHighlightsdevelopment”.fromthis year’s drop are impressive progeny from Poll Dorset sire, Shirlee Downs 2-20 along with great group of lambs
“We have just wrapped up shearing and are very happy with how the sale rams have come out of the wool. They are presenting as a very even and consistent line of rams and are shaping up well.”
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Another feature sire, White Suffolk ram Kurralea 9-19, has a first-class group of progeny on offer. Kurralea retained semen use of this sire when the ram sold in 2020 for a stud White Suffolk record of $20,000.
Industry confidence remains strong and Mr Prentice hopes that is reflected in demand, especially on the back of overwhelmingly positive feedback from buyers at the 2021 Kurraleasale.Studs annual threebreed auction commences at 12.30pm EST on Tuesday 27 September and Ben, Lucy & Kim Prentice look forward to welcoming all current clients and new visitors to this year’s annual sale.For sale updates and the latest news, visit www.kurralea.com or ‘Kurralea Studs’ Facebook page.
“After a few tighter years in 2018-19, we made the decision to reduce our sale offering, as it was apparent people weren’t going to be needing as many rams due to a reduction in ewe numbers”
Kurraleaexpectingstrongdemand
The three-breed auction will be held on-property at Kurralea Studs, near Ariah Park in NSW’s Riverina, and to meet demand from interstate buyers, simultaneously online via AuctionsPlus.
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Grown steers of good quality to feeders mainly sold from 480c to 530c, plainer types made from 432c to 490c and the processors paid from 495c to 515c/kg. A couple of very heavy bullock pens made from 400c to 430c/kg. Grown heifers sold from 440c to 522c with the feeders again active paying from 400c to 500c/kg. Friesian manufacturing steers with cover sold from 330c to 371c/kg.
The stud is excited about the 2022 lambs currently on the ground with the recent purchase of Morton Poll Dorset and Days 2021 purchased for $18000?.
Macquarie Production
Thursday 20th October
Warrawindi
Mulgundawa-Richmond Park
Yarram Park
Friday 14th October
Light sheep sold from $80 to $105/head. Medium weight sheep sold from $82 to $120/head and averaged 500c/kg cwt. Heavy Merino ewes sold from $110 to $155/head and averaged 480c/kg cwt. Heavy crossbred ewes sold from $101 to $172/head. Rams sold from $45 to $130/head.
Jackson Farming
Thursday 10th November
ON PROPERTY SALES (by appointment)
A full clearance of rams and record prices was an indication of the faith being placed in Paxton genetics and the overall state of the lamb industry.
The Paxton Border Leicester Stud continues to set new benchmarks with last year’s sale going exceptionally well. Many of the states best first cross
OCTOBER SALES
Wednesday 19th October
On the 28th of September the Paxton Poll Dorset and White Suffolk on property sale will be conducted at 4pm. The stud will offer 100 quality rams of each breed.Stud principle Martin Harvey said “I’m very pleased with this years’ team of rams, they show excellent growth and muscling. It has been a challenging season and very little supplementary feeding has been done. We really do like to let the rams grow out on pasture and not push them too hard. I believe this can affect the longevity of rams”.
Thursday 27th October
of the Paxton genetics. The Stud was particularly pleased to sell a number of stud rams last year.
Martin said “we sold 5 stud rams for very reasonable money, its really great to see our rams going into other studs. We don’t push stud rams and will not be showing this year, life has just got too hectic. The rams will speak for themselves and the good operators will find them”.
Depta Grove
WEDNESDAY
Monday 10th October
Agents yarded 2722 at Hamilton where the quality was similar to the previous week’s offering. The market comprised of 1849 lambs and 873 sheep. A smaller field of buyers attended together with restricted store competition. Not all processers operated fully. The market was generally firm for most categories offered, in saying that, the market was erratic in places as the sale progressed relative to quality. Ewe mutton was also firm to slightly softer in places.
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Heavy cows sold from 358c to 430c/kg. Medium weights sold from 373c to 386c, and dairy types sold at 330c/kg. Feeders paid from 260c to 430c/kg for cows. Heavy weight beef bulls sold from 329c to 373c/kg. Restockers paid from 332c to 492c/kg.
Light Lambs 12kg to 16kg sold from $76 to $115/head. Light trade lambs 18kg to 22kg made from $110 to $153/head averaging 670c/ kg 750c/kg cwt. Medium trade lambs 22kg to 26kg made from $154to $190/head averaging around 680c to 780/kg cwt. Heavy lambs sold to $235/head. Hoggetts made to$176/head.
Monday 10th October
Thursday 6th October
Hamilton Market Report SHEEP & LAMBS
Heavy Merino ewes sold to $155, crossbred ewes sold to $172/head.
Thursday 22nd September
Friday 30th September
The stud will again put forward a terrific line-up of rams that will suit a variety of industries’ needs
Naracoorte Market Report SHEEP & LAMBS
Cloven Hills
Yearlings to the trade sold from 430c to 550c, with feeders and restockers paying from 370c to 610c/kg.
Wednesday 5th October
There is a mixture of sires being represented with Days Whiteface, Waratah, Allendale and Janmac all prominent. The Stud continues to receive fantastic local support with the majority of rams being sold remaining in the South East.
All the usual health checks are done with all rams MN2 and vaccinated and Brucellosis free accredited. There is Lambplan data available on all rams.
Wednesday 28th September
Wattle Glenn-Corriedale Hills
Thursday 13th October
Pomanda Friday
Tuesday 11th October
Janmac
Cloverlea
Friday 14th October
Macquarie Ram Sale
Tuesday 11th October
Paxton Stud
Monday 10th October
Yarramie
Thursday 20th October
Wednesday 26th October
The small offering of sheep consisted mainly of crossbreds ewes and some light merinos selling to $160/head. General run of mutton sold to average between 470c and 540c/kg cwt. Merino rams sold to $69/ head.
Friday 23rd September
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Tuesday 27th September
The Harvey family enjoy supplying dinner and refreshments at the conclusion of both twilight sales.Allenquiries welcome anytime, contact Martin Harvey 0407 582 079 or see a catalogues on website paxtonstud.com.au or Facebook
Wednesday 12th October
Marjardah
SEPTEMBER SALES
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Wednesday 5th October
Friday 7th October
Wednesday 21st September
Wrattenbullie
Monday 10th October
Kenlorne
Gemini
The first drafts of new season young lambs were yarded with the trade weights selling from $182 to $202/head to average 800c/kg cwt. Medium and heavy trade weight old lambs sold from $140 to $190 with heavier weights selling to $231/head. Restockers paid from $70 to $133 for old lambs and $148/head for young lambs. The sheep penning covered all weights and grades, with shorn Merino ewes making up the bulk of the numbers. Sheep sold to an easier trend at times easing up to $20/head.
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NOVEMBER SALES
Sterling Dohne
Prolific Sheep Mount
A smaller offering of 488 cattle at Naracoorte. Made up of 202 trade cattle, 248 cows and 37 bulls. The usual buying group attended and operated in a solid market on the young cattle, similar to a few cents easier in places on the cows. The quality ranged from average to good and with more than half the offering being cows.
The good quality vealers going onto feed made from 522c to 580c with the trade paying to 570c/kg. The few yearling steers sold from 520c to 524c, yearling heifers to the processors made 500c to 568c as the feeders paid from 440c to 560c/kg.
Heavy beef cows made from 376c to 419c, leaner cow sales sold from 240c to 350c and a restocker purchased cows from 284c to 355c/kg. Dairy cows showing some cover sold from 310c to 325c and beef bulls with weight made from 320c to 350c/kg.
The Paxton Stud added an exciting new sire from Inverbrackie Stud with the highest muscle index in the breed. Also a Jackson and Glencorrie sire has also joined the battery.ThePaxton Border Leicester sale will be conducted on October 13th at 4pm.
Cattle numbers were similar at Mount Gambier with 457 head offered. It was an improved quality yarding from average to very good with cattle in most categories showing more cover and well bred. The regular buyers attended and operated in a mixed market. Another good quality run of grown steers and grown heifers sold to firm, cows sold to slightly less demand to ease mainly from 5c to 8c/kg. The younger cattle mostly sold to a dearer trend due to the lift in their quality and the bulls also sold to firm. The market was made up of 8 bulls, 153 grown steers, 129 trade run cattle and 167 cows.
Thursday 6th October
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The few grown steers sold from 425 to 520c/kg. Grown heifers sold from 358c to 430c to the trade and from 385c to 525c/kg to feeders.
Light trade weight young lambs sold from $148 to $154/head and averaged 750c/kg cwt. Medium and heavy trade weights sold from $182 to $202/head and averaged 800c/kg cwt. Light trade weight old lambs sold from $144 to $158/head and averaged 690c/kg cwt. Medium trade weights sold from $140 to $179/head and averaged 720c/kg cwt. Heavy trade weights sold from $179 to $192/head. Export weights sold from $190 to $218/head and averaged 710c/kg cwt. Extra heavy weights sold from $182 to $231/head. Hogetts sold to $163/head.
Thursday 13th October
Woolumbool
KD Sheep Studs
Tuesday 4th October
Numbers were similar last week at Naracoorte with a few less lambs at 1575 and more sheep penned. Quality ranged from average to very good with the usual buying group operating in an easier market at times.
Friday 30th September
Chrome Thursday 6th October
Paradoo Prime
Konongwootong
Naracoorte Market Report
The Stud has a large selection of Borders available and may put a few more into the sale. This will allow every buyer a chance to purchase rams in their price range. The sale will also be run in conjunction with Auctions Plus for the first time.
Tuesday 4th October
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Why wait to build, when all the hard work is done!
Set on a slight rise this large Empak home is full of natural light and overlooks green pastures , livestock and is amongst newly established homes. Sitting on 3.6 acres (approx) this five bedroom, two bathroom home is only 3 years old and ready to enjoy!
• Orchard with over 15 fruit trees plus chicken coop
• Farm fencing, divided into two paddocks, one with stock trough.
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5 2 6 LAND 3.6 acres (approx.)
• 4 bay high clearance colourbond shed, with concrete
• Large family bathroom with separate freestanding bath, shower and vanity.
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• Generous open plan living and dining with slow combustion heater and split system
• Family sized laundry room with loads of storage
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• Second living room is generous in size and can be shut off from the rest of the house
• Stunning tiled floors though main living areas and walkways
• Modern kitchen with stainless 900mm gas stove and oven, stainless dishwasher, large island bench and
WHY YOU NEED ONE Butler’s pantries are becoming a must-have feature of modern homes. The butler’s pantry is a larger version of a walkin food pantry and often features cabinets, bench space and appliances. It is now the workhorse of any food preparation space, allowing the kitchen to be design-centric. It’s the ideal spot to hide dirty dishes, bins and anything else that might contribute to a ‘messy’ kitchen.
• Bore with pump
There is so much to love about this property and the country living lifestyle it has to offer.
• Outdoor under main roof alfresco area with custom made all weather blinds
• Three large rain water tanks. Don’t wait to start your country living dream.
a fabulous butlers pantry
Pet Care
6 Acorn Drive, Mil Lel
PRICE Highest and Best offers by 5pm 11/10/22 (u.s.p)
1 Wehl Street South Mount WendyGambierFlint0468 692 RLAwww.malseeds.com.au293115603
• Double garage under main roof with internal access
Cats are carnivores, meaning they must eat animal protein to survive. Give your pet a high quality cat food suited to her life stage and health status. The first ingredient should always be meat. Avoid canned products with fillers such as corn and rice. Dry food can also be a base of your cat’s diet. Always ensure your cat has access to clean, fresh water.
Key External features:
• Five double bedrooms, all carpeted and with privacy blinds. Master bedroom has large ensuite and walk in robe. Bedroom two also has a built in wardrobe
• Wood
Walking distance to the Mil Lel primary school and showground and only a 12 minute drive to the heart Mount Gambier.
OCTOBER 2022 AT 12PM (if not sold prior)
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NEW > QUIET & PEACEFUL COUNTRY LIFESTYLE EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST CLOSING FRIDAY 14
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Starting from $142,000 Al Lamond 0418 849 266
Located on the outskirts of the quaint and quiet township of Allendale East and situated on a large country living allotment of approx. 2500m2, experience the country dream. Spacious main bedroom with ensuite and WIR. Large open plan living area. Updated modern kitchen with gas cooktop, electric oven, breakfast bar and dishwasher. Slow combustion wood heating with heat shifters. Huge undercover paved entertaining area. Rainwater & Bore plus wood shed and further shedding. Single garage UMR with remote entry with under cover access to the home. Double colorbond shed with concrete floor, lights and power. Kingsley Road, Allendale East
Gail Richards 0409 268 199
Whether you are looking for your very own family home, a smart investment, to build a holiday home or to make a tree change - look no further than Limestone Estate. Limestone Estate is one of the biggest land division projects in the Limestone Coast region, emphasising on delivering more than 300 residential allotments along with a commercial premises and a childcare centre at the forefront. Services to the allotments include gas, power, water and NBN fibre optics. The allotment sizes on offer range from 500m2 - 1200m2. There are Home & Land packages available with local builders in Mount Gambier to offer the best value packages keeping their customers’ needs at the forefront. Titles are expected to be issued mid to late 2023.
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Limestone Estate, Suttontown New 4 2 3 LAND Al Lamond 0418 849 266 or Ben Ransom 0400 870 362 INSPECT TO APPRECIATE THE POTENTIAL OF THIS HOME Open plan living with some modern updates that include modern gloss finish vinyl wrap kitchen cabinetry with stainless steel Smeg brand upright gas cooker, & a dishwasher The extras with this property are fantastic, huge double width double length carport & enclosed converted garage to recreational room With this home catering for a variety of buyers, we don’t anticipate it will last long 1 STRANGWAYS STREET, MT GAMBIER $315,000-$345,000 New 3 1 2 Nestled amongst other prestigious homes on a beautiful tree lined cul-de-sac is this hidden gem Master bedroom complete with WIR & ensuite alongside the parents retreat or formal lounge Open concept living with generous kitchen, huge dining/family space & alfresco outdoor living New 4 2 1 116 SHEPHERDSON RD, MT GAMBIER E.O.I Sara McManus 0438 708 281 EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST CLOSING FRIDAY 23RD SEPTEMBER 2022 AT 4PM (if not sold prior) The versatile floor plan provides options to create just the right style to suit a variety of needs Home is constructed of Mt. Gambier stone with the block offering a fantastic location for room to develop (S.T.P.C) New 3 1 1 Ben Ransom 0400 870 362 Looking for an extra room, teenagers retreat or a work from home space? - why wait to build when you have it instantly with a relocatable option! Built in 2008 is this one bedroom, open living space transportable offering r/c split system a/c and a neutral décor To be removed from site at purchaser’s cost and relocated New 1 TRANSPORTABLE BUILDING ONLY 5 HAY TCE, KONGORONG $279,000-$299,000 Al Lamond 0418 849 266 Early 1920’s stone cottage, situated on a large 1835m2 (approx) allotment Offering 3 large bedrooms, cozy lounge with slow combustion wood fire, dine-in country style kitchen withpantry, plus updated bathroom featuring corner spa bath with shower Currently tenanted until the 6th of November 2022 New 3 1 144 SUTTONTOWN RD, SUTTONTOWN $179,000-$189,000 Al Lamond 0418 849 266 LAND 2428m2 allotment in the Suttontown area Ready to build your new dream home & sheds (S.T.P.C) Water connected with other services passing In a great location close to Suttontown Primary School, Mount Gambier Hospital & the Marketplace Shopping Centre 2428m2 24A/184 JUBILEE HWY W, MT GAMBIER $55,000 Al Lamond 0418 849 266 LAND Privately located in Finchley Grove is this allotment, one of the last courtyard sized in this estate Offering a low maintenance 200m2 allotment ready for building your new home (S.T.P.C) In a safe & secure area, close to Collins Court Shopping Centre & Chemist King 200m2 Gail Richards 0409 268 199 Solid brick family home set on 29 acres Offering stunning sweeping views of the surrounding countryside and Centenary Tower Light-filled open plan kitchen and family room that opens out to the North-facing pergola Outside features a double garage UMR with storage room, 19m x 9.5m shed 29 acres 4 2 10 LOT 100 WORROLONG RD, WORROLONG E.O.I Sara 0438 708 281 or Al 0418 849 266 LAND Opportunity to purchase approximately 55.84 acres on the northern outskirts of Mount Gambier One of 3 properties on offer which can be sold as non contingent lots A fantastic location, within minutes of the City of Mount Gambier 55 acres 500m2 - 1200m2 Gail Richards 0409 268 199 THE DREAM STARTS HERE! Stunning 4580m2 rural living allotment with picturesque views Build your dream home on the fringe of Mount Gambier and experience the peaceful country surrounds combined with the convenience of being just out of the city limits Services include rural fencing, town water, power & telephone With Tenison Woods College and Malseed Park sporting complex nearby, the location is perfect for young families 3 PENNEY COURT, COMPTON $225,000-$245,000 New LAND 4582m2 Al Lamond 0418 849 266 UNDER OFFER
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RENTALS Gebhardts Property Management Suite 2/14 Helen Street, Mount Gambier Apply online www.tenantoptions.com.au www.gebhardts.com.au rentals@gebhardts.com.au Ph 8724 8088 A long established business perfect for a family or partnership. Great trading figures. High exposure location - situated at 11a James Street with strong client base. Buyer group security and diverse range of products. Speak to agent for further details. $160,000 + SAV Hurst Camera House NEW • 3 bedrooms, all with BIRs • Three way bathroom with separate vanity area • Large open plan living/meals/kitchen area • Kitchen with gas cooktop & dishwasher • R/C aircon • Single garage under main roof with remote access • Undercover alfresco area • No pets 3 1 1 $410 pw Avail NOW 13/20 O’Leary Road NEW Commercial • This site would ideally suit transport operations/truck parking and the lessor will build to fit for the purpose of your business • The land area is approximately 15280m2 • Zoned General Industry • Contact Agent for Further Information. Avail NOW 389 Commercial St West NEW Suite 2/14 Helen Street, Mount Gambier | www.gebhardts.com.au | Phone 08 8725 5766 RLA 1903 FOR LEASE COMMERCIAL 389 Commercial Street West Available Now 1/249 Commercial Street West Available Now |$14,920 PA RESIDENTIAL HOUSES & UNITS 16 Peake Street 3 1 1 $350 pw | Available 18/10/22 13/20 O’Leary Road 3 1 1 $410 pw | Available Now 2/31A Sturt Street 2 1 1 $280 pw | Available 19/10/22 29 John Street 2 1 1 $270 pw | Available 16/09/22 23 Shalamar Cresecent 3 1 3 $330 pw | Available 30/09/22 17 Wyatt Street 3 1 2 $420 pw | Available 07/10/22 A lovely low maintenance brick and tile unit located within a quiet group. Offering open plan kitchen, dining and living with reverse cycle split system. Two large bedrooms, garage UMR and great private rear yard. 1 2 $265,000-$285,000 9/4 Underwood Avenue NEW 19 Dry Creek Road, Donovans An exciting opportunity to buy your riverside escape. Short walk to Donovans Landing, just 7km to Nelson or 20 minutes to Mount Gambier. A cosy cottage feel – the perfect fishinglifestyle!21 1 $295,000-$315,000NEW 1/5 Bellevale Court Fantastic townhouse in highly rated residential area offering solid construction and private low maintenance yard area. Ideal semiretirement or investment property with rental opinion of $380 per week. These types of properties are hard to find so be quick! 3 2 1 $385,000-$410,000NEW $949,000-$999,000 A rare opportunity – purchase two adjoining character homes perfectly located close to city centre. Boasting charm and full of features – perfect for a large family or savvy investor. Two houses, studio and fully appointed barn – the rental possibilities are endless. Perfect AIRBNB or permanent rentals – subject to council consent 104 & 106 Wehl Street South 720mNEW2106 - 3 2 2751m2104 - 4 2 1 58 Milstead Street, Pt MacDonnell This coastal property is sure to appeal with an unbeatable central location and a stones throw from the sea! A deceptively large property with heaps of shedding all on low maintenance easy care grounds. 3 1 3 $340,000-$360,000 30 Shepherdson Road A wonderful investment opportunity, high exposure location and appealing upgrades. Fully let premises - large block over 1,120m2 with room to extend. Ample off street parking. Contact Agent for full details. $499,000-$539,000COMMERCIAL An exciting sub-division awaits – popular & established location. Close proximity to schools, shops, parklands & City centre. Surrounded by quality homes with elevated views. Level building pad & near level allotments with power, water, sewer & telephone connected. Generous allotment sizes with wide frontages, retaining walls and fences included. Titles expected December 2022. Call your builder and secure your future. Prices start from $145,000 Granite Court Land Release Convenient Location Lot 1 - 700m2 UNDER CONTRACT Lot 2 - 700m2 $149,500 Lot 3 - 700m2 $149,500 Lot 4 - 700m2 $149,500 Lot 5 - 660m2 $149,500 Lot 6 - 559m2 $145,000 Lot 7 - 1,636m2 $199,500 Lot 8 - 1,102m2 $185,000 Lot 9 - 1,472m2 $199,500 Lot 10 - 702m2 UNDER CONTRACT Lot 11 - 702m2 UNDER CONTRACT Lot 12 - 702m2 UNDER CONTRACT Lot 13 - 702m2 UNDER CONTRACT Lot 14 - 702m2 UNDER CONTRACT Lot 15 - 702m2 $149,500 Original turn of the century dolomite fronted home situated on a large allotment approx. 2,384m2. Huge potential with lovely ornate features – turn this home into something special. Three double bedrooms, eat-in style kitchen and a detached colorbond shed (approx. 6 x 7.5m) 3 1 2 $470,000-$500,000 5-7 Pinehall Avenue An appealing unit in small group of three offering solid construction, updated kitchen, fresh carpet and paint throughout. Remote garage with internal access and generous paved courtyard. Perfect for owner occupier or smart2investment!11 $229,000-$245,000 3/1 Acacia Street NEW Business Only
eldersrealestate.com.au 9 Bay Road, Mount Gambier mtgambier@elders.com.auRLA VENNDAMIANRuralSales LEWISMALCOLMResidentialSales BARNEYSARAHResidentialSales KIESELBACHNAOMIOfficeManager CATHERINEMILESPropertyManagement JOHNSTONDANIELLEPropertyManagement CARTERPAMPropertyManagement SMITHCHLOEPropertyManagement SCOTTSTOWEPropertyManagement 12 Marlow Court, Mount Gambier 4 2 2 Malcolm Lewis 0429 009 072 $619,000 NEW 24 MacDonald Street, Mt Gambier 3 1 1 Malcolm Lewis 0429 009 072 $450,000 NEW 8 West Street, Tarpeena 1 1 2 Malcolm Lewis 0429 009 072 AUCTION Friday the 21st of October 2022 at the Tarpeena Football Club at 11:00AM NEW
4 2 2 16 Coolum Close, Worrolong $549,000 - $599,000 Open by appointment Sale 3 2 130 Umpherston Street, Mt Gambier $359,000 - $389,000 Open by appointment SaleRay White_Know How to get more for your property 3 1+ 127 Eglington Terrace, Mt Gambier Open$369,000byappointment Sale 2+ 1+ 26 Hartley Court, Mt Gambier Open$400,000byappointment Sale 47 Flinders Terrace, Mt Gambier Expressions of Interest by 28th September (unless sold prior) Open by appointment Sale 4 2 269 Ascott Way, Suttontown Highest & Best Offers Open by appointment Sale 3+ 2 417 Marlow Court, Mt Gambier $479,000 - $489,000 Open by appointment Sale 3 1 2 1134 North Terrace, Mt Gambier $379,000 - $399,000 Open by appointment Sale 7/13 Allison Street, Mt Gambier Open by appointment Sale Coming Soon... 3 2 2
offers a shower, bath and a vanity, with a separate toilet. A converted garage/rumpus
second bedroom offers BIR’s and
bedrooms with heating provided by the fireplace. Outside, an entertaining space is equipped with a BBQ area and a fireplace overlooking the fenced swimming pool and paved firepit. A secure workshop/shed has concrete floors, and adjoins the home via a sheltered patio. The home’s rainwater tank is filtered and plumbed to the kitchen. Ray White Mt Gambier 2A & 2B Mitchell Street Mount Gambier SA 5290 (08) 8724 mtgambier.sa@raywhite.com7405 raywhitemtgambier.com.au RLA 291953 Kate Faint (08)ManagementProperty87247405 Bec Hann (08)ManagementProperty87247405 5 2 2 1 4 William Street Central, Allendale $125,000 - $135,000 Open by appointment Sale Land Stage 2 Southend Access Road, Southend Open by appointment Sale Coming Soon... Land 2 1 13/42 Jubilee Highway East, Mt Gambier $230 Available:P/W04/11/2022 Rental FACT Fish & Chip Shop, Mt Gambier Open$289,000byappointment Sale Business Dickins Delights, Mt Gambier Price On Application Open by appointment Sale Business Little Birdy Medi Spa, Mt Gambier $110,000 W.I.W.O Open by appointment Sale Business The Cutting Crew, Mt Gambier $130,000 + Stock Open by appointment Sale Business 4 2 15 Starline Place, Mt Gambier $485 Available:P/WNOW Rental 20 Bruning Place, Mt Gambier $69,000 - $79,000 Open by appointment Sale Land
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Close to Schools, Childcares, shopping centres and the CBD. Entering the home, the main living space timber floating floors, gas heating, a RCAC and a ceiling fan. The kitchen and dining offers timber cabinetry, an electric oven and a The master bedroom has BIR’s, a ceiling fan and a walk through the The all three offer heat shifter vents. Main bathroom room an additional two
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SAL REAL ESTATE MOUNT GAMBIER RLA: 181123 Gray Street, Mount Gambier (08) 8725 6666 START YOUR INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO HERE FOR$220,000SALE 1/149 Jubilee Highway West, MountContact:Gambier Vicki Quinn 0417 804 782 Approx Land Size: 250m2 112 Solid construction in a group of only 3. • 2 b/rooms, main with built in robes, both have ceiling fans. • Kitchen/dining, open plan living, electric cook top, wall oven, separate grill. Near new reverse cycle split system. • Garage under main roof – with remote access. • Currently leased @ $245/week until 4/9/23 NEW PERFECT FAMILY HOME FOR RENT $375 per week 1 Myall Street, Mount Gambier Apply via Tenant Options Contact: Jo Gibbs 0437 902 438 Available 31st October 2022 213 New split system a/c for heating/cooling. • Polished timber floor. • Enclosed yard. • Gas cooking. 3 br, 2 living spaces OR 4 br RENTAL PROPERTY OF THE WEEK RENTAL PROPERTIES 80A Commercial Street West, Mt Gambier Office space for lease $22,000/annum | Available Now 36 Montebello Drive, Mt Gambier Freshly painted 3 2 2 $395 pw | Available Now 1/24 Shepherdson Road, Mt Gambier Close to Reidy and Tenison 2 1 1 $185 pw | Available Now 1 Myall Street, Mt Gambier New split system 3 1 2 $375 pw | Available 31st Oct COMMERCIAL BUILDING IN THRIVINGBrenton$650,000FORLOCATIONSALE+GSTFreeholdOnly8RamsayAvenue,MountGambierContact:Leggett0438344042 Approx Land Size: 2028m2 Large Allotment of approx..2028m2 with secure fencing • Approx.. 585m2 of floor space incorporating 2 office areas • Amenities include toilets facilities and lunch room High clearance measuring approx.5.6 metres rear access to shedding • Currently leased at $21,220 until 4/6/23 • Loads of parking available onsite NEW COMMERCIAL ONE FOR THE INVESTORFOR$315,000SALE 10 Kurrajong Street, Mount Gambier SA 5290 Contact: Brenton Leggett 0438 344 042 Approx Land Size: 856m2 213 3 large bedrooms with secure tenant, leased until 21/02/2023 at $285 per week • Generous allotment of 856m2 with aluminum windows and power upgrade t after location within walking distance to shops with slow combustion heating e being 2 car garage with concrete floor and power and the other being approx. ktop and oven with open plan dining lounge area NEWPRICE SUBDIVISION MINUTES FROM THE CITY CENTRE FOR SALE PRICES STARTING FROM $180,000 2 O’Dea BrentonSuttontownRoad,SA5291Contact:Leggett0438344 042 Aprrox Land Size: Ranging from 3,617m2 - 5,801.2m2 SUBDIVISION 6 Large allotments available ranging from 3617m2 to 5801.2 sqm • Zoned: Suburban Neighbour hood • Well situated off main roads with a rural outlook Power and mains water supplied to each allotment • Enjoy building your dream home with loads of room for shedding only minutes from the city centre Prices starting from $180,000 • NBN: Available • Purchaser to fence their own allotment. (S.T.C.C) No Encumbrances BE QUICK FOR$140,000SALE Lot 98 Ridge Road, OB Flat SA Contact:5291 Brenton Leggett 0438 344 042 Approx Land Size: 800m2 Substantial residential allotment • Last one left in stage 6A of Lakes Park • NBN, gas and electricity connected Includes quality colorbond fencing • Measuring approx. 800m2 • Priced at $140,000
“It just gets easier with every generation not having to deal with shearing and avoiding the disappointment of poor XB wool prices.”
RLA 280309 | 50 James Street, Mount Gambier | Bernie ManserChris Manser Nicole Rutkowski $450 PER WEEK Bond $2,700. Three bedroom home, main bedroom with ensuite and walk in robe, second bedroom with built in robe. Open plan kitchen/ dine/ family area with gas heating. Kitchen with electric cooking. Formal lounge room and separate formal dining room. Bathroom with corner spa, separate toilet and vanity area. Fully enclosed entertaining area and low maintenance private rear yard. Single garage under main roof with access through to entertaining area. Pets negotiable. 21 MAGNOLIA COURT, MOUNT GAMBIER New Rental 3 2 1 Centrally located to all amenities. Short distance to Commercial Street. 3 bedrooms, 2 with built in robes. Kitchen with electric cooking and separate dining. Lounge with gas heating. 2nd living area also offers gas heating. 2 way bathroom with bath, shower, toilet & Vanity. Laundry with second toilet. Single garage under main roof. Large shed / workshop with loft. 13 JUBILEE HIGHWAY WEST, MOUNT GAMBIER Rental $370 PER WEEK Bond $2,220. 4 good sized bedrooms. Lounge with gas heating and 2 extra living areas for your convenience. Spacious kitchen with dishwasher and adjoining dining area. Secure rear yard. Within walking distance to main street and Mount Gambier High School. Pets negotiable. 187 COMMERCIAL STREET WEST, MOUNT GAMBIER Rental 4 1LEASEDLEASED $420 PER WEEK Bond $2,520. 4 good sized bedrooms. Main bedroom with built in robe & ensuite. Built in robes in bedroom 2 & 3. Kitchen with electric cooking and dishwasher. Lounge with R/C Air Conditioner. Single garage under main roof with internal access plus separate single carport. Fully fenced, low maintenance rear yard. Within walking distance to MacDonald Park Primary School and a short drive to Saint Martins Lutheran College. Pets negotiable. 67 NORTH TERRACE, MOUNT GAMBIER Rental 4 2 2LEASED
After seven years with the CHAROLLAIS sheep involved in KD Sheep studs there’s a growing clientele that return for more of the rams that are proving to be exceptional for easy lambing over maiden ewes. In fact not only are lamb producers raving about the easy lambing they are
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KD Sheep Studs servicing a growing clientele for more than two decades
The AUSTRALIAN WHITE , KD WHITES and REDS are a major part of our shedding sheep operation. For 22 years KD has bred
Easy lambing a highlight of sale offering
to shear lambs before they are finished. KD Sheep studs will have 70 rams available on September 12th on farm at Bordertown. Ewes are also available for private sale
shedding sheep. High lamb survival due to the hairy birth coats are the key to profitability along with open season breeding of the ewe base.
excited about the fast growth and muscling of the lambs that are produced.Theuseof KD rams has extended to use by clients over older ewes as well as maidens. Producers are also happy that the lambs are not growing a long wool staple therefore reducing the need
KD Sheepstuds will have about 70 rams and ewes available on Wednesday October 12 on farm by auction and Auctions +. Check out our new website at www.kdsheepstuds.com.au and call Kym Staude (breeder) on 0412 070 971 or Steve Doecke Elders 0427817323 for any enquiries.
15 Agnes Street, Mt Gambier $485,000-$495,000 Jason Malseed 3 1 176 Wehl Street South, Mt Gambier Highest & Best offers by 5pm Oct 14th (u.s.p) Jason Malseed 4 3 12+ 14 Cobb & Co Way, Robe Contact Agent Karyn Prelc 3 2 2 1-2/25 Power Street, Mt Gambier Contact Agent Wendy Flint 4 3 4 157 Bahgallah Road, Casterton $755,000 - $775,000 Karyn Prelc 4 2 7 8.5 acres (approx) 1 Wehl Street South, Mount Gambier 08 8724 9999 98 George Street, Millicent 8733 malseeds.com.au1989 SERVICING THE GREATER LIMESTONE COAST + WESTERN VICTORIA 2A Clarke Street, Penola $295,000 - $315,000 Karyn Prelc 3 1 3 24 Newtown Road, Pelican Point $350,000-$380,000 Jason3Malseed1 6 Acorn Drive, Mil Lel Highest and Best offers by 5pm 11/10/22 (u.s.p) Wendy Flint 5 2 6 3.6 acres (approx) 395 Old Medhurst Road, Wepar $395,000 Jason Malseed 3 1 5 15.82 acres (approx) LAND
Jason 0419 032 795 0468Wendy692993 8733Kathy1989 Sam 8724 9999 Nadene 8724 9999 8724Naomi9999 39 Montebello Drive, Mt Gambier Contact Agent Jason Malseed 5 2 6 1 Oak Avenue, Lucindale $285,000 - $310,000 Karyn Prelc 4 2 2 29 Compton Street, Pt MacDonnell Contact Agent Wendy Flint 4 2 4 357 Commercial St W, Mt Gambier $2,300,000 Jason Malseed 11,000m2 (approx) Best offers by 4pm 14/10/22 Jason Malseed Business For Sale Well established, reputable business $50,000 walk in walk out Wendy Flint Business For Sale COMMERCIAL/BUSINESS FOR SALE 23 Genoa Street, Mt Gambier $410 per week To apply tenantoptions.com.au 3 1 2 Available Now Garden Maintenance Incl 10 Edwards Street, Millicent $170 per week To apply tenantoptions.com.au 3 1 1 Available 28/9 30 King Grove, Mt Gambier $390 per week To apply tenantoptions.com.au 3 1 1 Available FOR26/9LEASE ‘Mt Salt Homestead’ - Mt Schank E.O.I Price Range: $1.5m - $1.65m Jason Malseed 5 2 6 74.3 acres (approx) | 3 Living Areas COMINGSOONLocatedinKalangadoo 4 bed, 1 bath, 3 car, 2,760m2 (approx) Completely refurbished solid stone home For more info contact Karyn Prelc COMINGSOONLocatedinMountGambier3bed,1bath,1carGreatinvestmentproperty For more info contact Wendy Flint 10 Sandy Lane, Robe $775,000-$795,000 Karyn Pelc 3 2 6 17 Orr Street, Mt Gambier Highest & Best Offers by 5pm 7th Oct (USP) Wendy Flint 4 1 2
evidence children exposed to family violence experience a range of factors that disrupt their attendance at school,” said John.
Now in its fourth year, the event attracts people from as far away as Perth, Brisbane and Melbourne. Several viewing parties were held, one hosted by United Way Glenelg at The Royal Hotel Cool room and another with students from Portland Secondary College, sharing pizza and philanthropy in equal measure.
The club hoped that $15,000 could be raised, enabling them to lay a synthetic rubber surface over the concrete foundations, crucial for preventing slipping and leading to nasty Portlandaccidents.LittleAthletics Club instead raised $17,838 smashing its goal and now has its eye on securing further funding for installing a second rubber run-up.
sharpen their message Now in its fourth year, the event has raised $210,454 for community projects in the Glenelg
“Partnering with United Way Glenelg allows us to contribute to an improved and sustainable future for our members and local communities. As a social enterprise bank, now more than ever, you’re making a difference with us. It was truly wonderful to see the community spirit at its best!”
Generosity in focus
More than 100 people embraced the virtual fundraising event from their lounge room, and another 40 at a viewing party to see three deserving community projects.
Gavin Heathcote, CEO of AWA Alliance Bank, said the night exceeded all his expectations.
Funky Heart’s purpose is to purchase audio-visual equipment but if they could raise $15,000 they could host multiple courses and film screenings to help teens navigate the digital world.
If The SayNo2FamilyViolence could raise $10,000 they would invite “Collective Shout”, a nationally recognised education program, to deliver workshops to secondary students in Years 7-10, however, if they could hit “the jackpot” and raise $25,000 they would deliver the program to all students, teachers and veryjustbyPyetheir$28,720,SayNo2FamilyViolencecommunity.raisedwellandtrulyexceedingexpectations.SayNo2FamilyVoilence’sJohnwascompletelytakenabacktheamountraised.“Thegenerosityofourcommunityblowsmeaway,”hesaid.“AftergoingthroughthetryingtimesofCOVIDandchallengingeconomictimesthatthecommunityisstillsogenerousisamazing.”ThepitcherswerecoachedwiththesupportofBayviewCollegeEnglishteacherDebraCrespan,learningtheartofstorytellingthroughanintensiveworkshopto
connection. And if investing in your families, empowering better relationships is something you’d like - we’re here tonight to give you the opportunity to Upskill not only other families but potentially your own!”
United Way Glenelg has illustrated that even in challenging times community generosity shines through with more than $60,000 raised virtually from this year’s SharkPitch event.
“We all have the desire for
The youngest pitchers in the history of SharkPitch, 14-year-old duo Ashton Campbell and Airlie Aldridge were met with a rousing virtual round of applause as they made their way to the stage on behalf of Portland Little Athletics Club.Ashton began by highlighting that Little Athletics is often the first opportunity for athletes to find their talent.“Every one of the athletes in the Commonwealth Games had a story to share about their journey to success - and I bet lots of those stories start at a Little Athletics club just like Whatours.”isnoticeable when living in the country is the lack of facilities compared to our city counterparts.
vision – a vision to have facilities and equipment similar to that of the City so that kids in our Community aren’t disadvantaged when we go to the city to compete in events,” said Airlie.
SharkPitch garners more than $60,000 for projects
With encouragement from MC Neil O’Donnell, the audience was inspired to pledge to their favourite project. Supporting the event was AWA Alliance Bank which matched pledges up to $15,000.
Jolene Adams from Funky Hearts had the unenviable position of being the first pitcher but set an inspiring standard for others to follow.Jolene started by using the Hallmark card as a symbol of how some of us see a perfect family however, not relatable to many.
SayNo2FamilyViolence was the final organisation to pitch and two members of the committee LeeAnne Nelson and John Pye shared pitchingLee-Anne’sduties.pitch started with a startling statistic, that one in three women has been sexually harassed online or by some sort of technology.Closertohome, statistics show many young people, in the Glenelg Shire, are exposed to domestic violence and experience child abuse, harassment and family violence“Thishas an impact on their social well-being and mental health. There is also developing
Shire.AWA Alliance Bank has already committed to supporting United Way Glenelg next year to continue to improve the lives of people living in the community.
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• Excellent communication skills both written and verbal.
Full time & Part time interstate drivers for runs to Melbourne and Adelaide
• Excellent keyboard skills
The construction and maintenance employee will generally – but not exclusively work within the construction and maintenance area of the works department undertaking general maintenance and construction duties and when required provide support and relief functions to other departments across the organisation.
• Payroll and Accounts Payable/Receivable.
- Responsible Service of Alcohol Certificate
Benefits:
N&N TRANSPORT – Family owned business
• Applications close Monday 26th September.
• Joining our management leadership team
• Ability to communicate and negotiate effectively with all levels of membership, staff, visitors and sponsors.
You will be a tertiary qualified professional with current AHPRA Division 1 Nursing registration and a minimum of 5 years’ experience relevant to the position. Are you ready to inspire and lead a team of dedicated care staff to provide care that meets all the Aged Care Quality Standards? At Boandik we are all working together to ensure the best outcomes for all our care recipients.
Requirements:
Applications including a statement addressing the key responsibilities, qualifications, and CV with minimum of 2 referees to hr@boandik.org.au by Friday 30 September 2022
Addressed to:
Applicants must have HC/MC Licence BFM would be an advantage Contact David 0418 849 781
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Boandik is a leading non-profit provider of residential aged care and community services for elderly and disabled care recipients across the Limestone Coast Region in South Australia. Boandik employs more than 500 people who are all dedicated to care provision for our residents and clients.
• This is a permanent position with all Fulltime, Part time or Job Share applicants being considered.
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• Excellent clinical assessment and decision making skills
• Promote the use of the Club and its facilities to the local and wider communities and organisations.
ApplicationsincludingandApplicationswww.mountgambier.sa.gov.au/careersmustspecificallyaddressthekeycompetenciesselectioncriteriaandbesubmittedwitharesumecontactdetailsforatleastthreereferees.close
The Mount Gambier Golf Club is seeking an experienced Office Manager with proven capacity to facilitate the successful day to day operations of the Club.
• Leadership or management experience
• First Aid Certificate.
Administration Assistant The Mount Gambier Golf Club is seeking an Administration Assistant to assist with successful day to day operations of the Club. This position works in conjunction with and under the supervision of the Office Manager who is responsible for setting the duties to be undertaken Requirements: • Ability to communicate and negotiate effectively with all levels of membership, staff, visitors and sponsors. • Excellent communication skills both written and verbal. • Time management, including ability to prioritise and meet deadlines is essential. • Computer literacy in the Microsoft suite, including Excel, Outlook & Publisher. •
City of Mount Gambier has an exciting opportunity for a motivated and driven individual to join the City Infrastructure team.
• Computer literacy in the Microsoft suite, including Excel, Outlook & Publisher.
• Applications should include a resume, referees/references.
- Responsible Person Certificate
POSITIONS AVAILABLE
Residential Care Site Manager
We are seeking a person who has:
The position description is available from www.boandik.org.au or email hr@boandik.org.au Contact Trish Patzel, Chief Client Officer 0438 834 172 to discuss this position.
• This a permanent position with all Fulltime, Part time or Job Share applicants being considered.
Further information regarding the positions, including the position descriptions which identify key competencies and selection criteria, is available from City of Mount Gambier website
Duties will include:
• Time management, including ability to prioritise and meet deadlines is essential.
• Must have current or be prepared to obtain the following;
Job description available on request. Addressed to: The MountPresidentGambier Golf Club Email: admin@mtgambiergc.com.au PO Box 1027 Mount Gambier SA 5290
- First Aid Certificate
Conditions:
The MountPresidentGambier Golf Club
• Current Responsible Service of Alcohol Certificate, or be prepared to obtain
• Applications close Monday 26th September.
Conditions:
• Permanent fulltime position ($120k + Super + PBI Salary packaging)
• Job description available on request.
Email: admin@mtgambiergc.com.au PO Box 1027 Mount Gambier SA 5290
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• Ongoing learning and development
Wednesday 28 September 2022 at 5:00pm
Office Manager
• Ability to work unsupervised, or in a small team environment.
• Financial knowledge/skills is essential.
We are searching for a dynamic Residential Care Site Manager located in Mount Gambier at one of our 3 Residential Aged Care Facilities. You will be well supported in this role by a professional executive leadership team and experienced clinical and corporate staff who work across the entire organisation.
• Managing all aspects of the operations of the Club under policies set by the Committee.
• Applications should include a resume, referees/references.
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Boandik Excellent keyboard skills
• Effective communication and interpersonal skills
• Initiative and self-motivation
Adams (pictured below right) to bowl the first bowls and open the greens for the coming season.
Weather breaks long enough for ceremony
Junior football flags decided in tough conditions at Kalangadoo & Kingston
KOWREE NARACOORTE TATIARA FOOTBALL LEAGUE 2022 PREMIERS (Bottom row from left) - Senrio Colts Premiers - Kybybolite & Junior Colts premiers - Naracoorte
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MSEFL & KNTFL premiers decided
All members then returned inside the club to enjoy afternoon tea after which Garry acknowledgedBurke existing life members and welcomed guest Peter Clarke, the president of the Mount Gambier Bowling Club who proceeded to thank the RSL for his invite and wish the club all the best for the forthcoming season.
MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL LEAGUE 2022 PREMIERS (Top row from left) - Senior Colts Premiers - Hatherleigh & Junior Colts premiers - Kongorong
Mount Gambier RSL Bowling Club officially launches its upcoming bowls season
during the previous 12 months. New life member Lyn Chirgwin (pictured far right on mircophone) then spoke about the founders of the club and also encouraged new and existing members to rally round and get involved with whatever they could to carry on the successful development of the club.Kevin Davids who was the club’s other mew life member for the season had offered his apology for non-attendance.Itwasthendown to last season’s singles club champions Michael Fox (pictured below left) and Di
Numerous veteran badges were then awarded to members who had surpassed that status and beyond.Meals are available between 6pm and 7pm on Friday evenings so come along and enjoy a
pleasant surroundings and learn to play this growing sport please contact the Mount Gambier RSL Bowling Club on (08)8725 9515.
Luckily the rain stopped for a few minutes during the presentation and the bowling of the first bowl.
The Mount Gambier RSL Bowling Club had its official opening of the 2022/23 season last Saturday with very good attendance from members.Theday was not kind to the bowlers who suffered inclement weather for most of the day.
In the unfortunate absence of president Nancye Wilson, vice president Garry Burke (pictured right reading notes) conducted the proceedings, firstly acknowledging all the members who had passed
friendly, social atmosphere where new members are welcome. Anyone interested in joining the RSL Bowling Club, to enjoy the
Mid titles decided
Kalangadoo hosts senior & junior netball grand finals as season 2022 winds up MID SOUTH EAST NETBALL ASSOCIATION 2022 PREMIERS 1. A Reserve - Kalangadoo 35 d Robe 29 (In2 Trophies best on court: Hannah Perkins - Robe) 2. B Grade - Glencoe 35 d Kalangadoo 20 (In2 Trophies best on court: Chloe Watson - Glencoe) 3. B Reserve - Kalangadoo 42 d Mount Burr 27 (In2 Trophies best on court: Jodi Greenwood - Kalangadoo) 1 2 3 4 5 6 4. 17 & Under - Mount Burr 26 d Robe 23 (In2 Trophies Best on Court: Maddie Gamble - Mt Burr) 5. 15 & under A - Kalangadoo 61 d Robe 18 (In2 Trophies Best on Court: Chloe Peacock - Kalangadoo) 6. 13 & Under - Port MacDonnell 36 d Kalangadoo 27 (In2 Trophies Best on Court: Bailee Lewis - Port MacDonnell) MORE PHOTOS & RESULTS AT THE FRONT OF THIS EDITION OF LIFESTYLE1
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SPORT THEDOWNLOADAPPAT MT GAMBIER KNTNA crowns its 2022 premiers Senior & junior netball champions decided at Kingston 415 2 3 76KOWREE NARACOORTE TATIARA NETBALL ASSOCIATION 2022 PREMIERS 1. A Reserve - Keith 39 d Penola 32 (Best on court - Fiona Evans - Keith) 2. B Grade - Naracoorte 50 d Penola 47 (Best on court - Abby Walker - Naracoorte) 3. C Grade - Naracoorte 40 d Penola 35 (Best on court - Lily Gill - Naracoorte) 4. Division 1 - Kingston 50 d Naracoorte 36 (Best on court - Bonnie Clarke - Kingston) 5. Division 2 - Border Districts 37 d Kingston 30 (Best on court - Keely Rata - Border District) 6. Division 3 - Keith 52 d Naracoorte 33 ( Best on court - Anna McAuley - Keith) 7. 13 & under A - Bordertown 48 d Keith 25 (Best on court - Alekza Meakins - Bordertown) MORE PHOTOS & RESULTS AT THE FRONT OF THIS EDITION OF LIFESTYLE1
• B Grade: Hailee Barnes (Rose Between Thorns), Harry Childs (Smart Alecs), Kylie Boston (Moss •Boss)CGrade: Tracey Rawlings (High Rollers), Deakin Lofthouse (Tricksters)
Enough’s Travis Sweet was at his usual dominant best, guiding his team to a comfortable 7-4 victory over Ben Newman’s Chop Block in the second A-Grade match of the night. Highlights of the battle were Kevin Patzel’s 5-game thrilling win for Chop Block over Sweet Enough’s Felix Owusu, and Sweet’s 5-game win over Newman in the showpiece rubber to close out the evening.Thelast
Sunny’s Guns, led by a sterling individual performance from Scott Davies, narrowly beat out Ronald Reid’s JK Ronald outfit in the opening A Grade match of the night. Testament to the evenness of the two teams, the final result was not decided until the final rubber, when Reid and Davies stepped into the arena. Reid gained the upper hand, claiming an enthralling opening game by 15 points to 13, and looked to be headed to victory when he took the second game 11-5. Davies would not lie down however and drew on all his experience and determination to claw his way back into the contest, taking the third game. Reid appeared shaken and fatigued, making some uncharacteristic unforced errors, allowing Davies to claim the fourth game and send the rubber to a decider. With their respective teammates becoming increasingly more vocal with encouragement, both combatants took a moment to rehydrate and replenish before launching one final onslaught. Davies skipped out to an early
The pro shot on the 8th hole was won by Helen McIntyre and the special prizes in A, B and C grades for the second shot on the 1st hole were Andrea Pegler, Di andO’DonnellMary
performance on the night, an even contribution from Horrigan, Allan Withers and Angus Billing saw Hard Knox triumph by the barest of margins, 6 rubbers to 5. Heather McGregor also had a strong night for the MountTricksters.Gambier Table Tennis
Club is always welcoming of new players of all ages, experience, and capability. Practice is held at 7pm on Monday nights and competition is at 7pm on Wednesday nights at the Mount Gambier Showgrounds Hall. Anyone interested in having a go, please contact the club at mtgtabletennis@gmail.com or find the club’s Facebook page, or just come along on a Monday night and speak to a friendly welcoming committee member.
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A Grade match of the night saw Robin Pellen record a clean sheet on the night to inspire his Knight Owls team to a commanding 9-2 victory over Will Parker’s Topspin. War Freeman performed admirably for Topspin who were no match for Pellen and his team who also had solid contributions from Sirinat Sweet and Ian Conlin.
lead in the fifth by virtue of swift footwork and deft ball placement, Reid having to work hard just to stay in touch. The JK Ronald player managed to bridge the gap and get within striking distance of his opponent, but perhaps exhausted all of his energy in doing so, as Davies was able to lift the tempo and charge away to an 11-7 triumph, in doing so giving Sunny’s Guns the 6-5 win. Sweet
3-rubber winners:
attire created a sea of pink on the Attamurra course last Wednesday when they played the Pink Ball Stableford Competition.
Kentish. Rose Hunt won a ball in theThestableford.playersenjoyed their day with a focus to raise money for the local Breast Cancer Support Group who provide helping hand bags which include vouchers from local businesses to local women to support them through their stages of treatment. Ladies president Mary Kentish presented Lyn Hudson, representative of the support group with a donation of $502 from proceeds of the day.
The club plays most week days and enjoy twilight games on a regular basis and experienced players are always on hand to happily assist with new players to the game learning the skills required.
The Mount Gambier Croquet Club has launched a campaign to recruit new members, offering free come and try sessions as well as a new Daylight Daving program membership.
High Rollers player Jacob Ireland and Comeback Kids’ Terry Nisbet also posted strong performances, as the Rollers coasted to an emphatic 8-3 win. The final C Grade matchup of the night saw another close tussle unfold between Tom Horrigan’s Hard Knox and Deakin Lofthouse’s Tricksters.
• A Grade: Scott Davies (Sunny’s Guns), Travis Sweet, (Sweet Enough), Robin Pellen (Knight Owls)
Telford also performed well for the victors, while Ray’s Mob had even contributions from Hutchesson, Chris Turner and Richard Horrigan.
Tracey Rawlings was the star for the High Rollers in their C Grade victory over Mark Devaney’s Comeback Kids, Rawlings continuing her strong form to remain undefeated on the night.
Despite Lofthouse’s mighty efforts to maintain a clean sheet
Equipment is also available for new players to the sport.
Croquet is greatb exercise, a chance to meet new people and socialise, an opportunity to develop new skills and basically it is fun.
Croquet Club to host come & try days during October
After 18 holes, the team of Helen Gregory, Heather Teakle
PRETTY IN PINK: (Above) A sea of pink ladies at the annual Breast Cancer Day.
results, with all matches producing clear and decisive winners. Rob Halleday’s War Dogs were unable to go with the Kylie Boston-inspired Moss Boss team, crumbling to a 9-2 defeat. Boston kept her singles record clean on the night, backed up by strong performances from teammates Maddie McGregor and Tim Moss. On the other side of the net Halleday played a lone hand trying to keep his team in the contest. In the second matchup of the grade, Harry Childs proved the difference, maintaining an undefeated singles record on the night to guide his Smart Alecs team to a comfortable 7-4 win over Joel Schafer’s Dukes And Nukes, who were always going to struggle with a player short. Schafer and Doug Megaw fought admirably to stay in the fight, but Smart Alec’s were able to pull away in the latter stages, winning 3 of the last 4 rubbers to seal victory. The last B Grade match produced a similar result, Hailee Barnes showing she has adapted nicely to being promoted up a grade for this season, keeping her singles sheet clean on the night. Barnes’ efforts were highlighted by a hard-fought 4-game grudge-match win over close friend, Ray’s Mob player Rayelene Hutchesson. Stuart
B Grade also had some telling
ROUND 7 ACTION: Caitlin Barry
For more details on the come and try sessionas, joining the club or tapping into the new Daylight Saving Membership contact Virginia on 0468 959 567 or Raylene on 0408 895 992.
A Grade table tennis action produces some stunning arm wrestles & tight scorelines
PINK DAY WINNERS: (Left) Lyn Hudson, Heather Teakle (standing), Helen Gregory, runners up Lizzie Clements, Kerry Pedlar (standing) & Di O’Donnell.
The greens turn pink
Mount Gambier Golf Club holds cancer fundraiser
The Come and try Days will be run on Tuesday, October 4, and Thursday, October 7, both days between 10am and 12noon.
As the Mount Gambier Table Tennis Winter Season drew near to its conclusion, week 7 brought about more exciting arm wrestles and other dominant displays.
produce 75 points to each claim the first prize. Runners up was the combination of Kerry Pedlar, Di O’Donnell and Lizzie Clements only one shot behind with 74 points. Ball run down winners were the team of Faye Mainwaring, Janina Morrison and Kathy Ewer 71 points, Kate McCormick, Denise Harvey and Bernie Jennings 70 points and Julie Hanel, Sue Downes and Jill Johnson 69 points.
Each team of three had one pink ball and the score achieved by the pink ball player on each hole must be added to the better score of the other two players to record a score for each hole.
Finally the South East Golf veterans had a good forecast and 60 players went to Naracoorte and enjoyed fine weather on a very nice course.
Naracoorte.Runnerups
The scores though were pretty average with 35 points getting Penola’s Lindsay Storer the prestigious Porter & Monfries Salver. Max Monfries and Arthur Porter were enthusiastic supporters of the group and their families continue to support the golf veterans when they visit
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were Mark Pilmore and Peter Waters with 33 points in First Division. Second Division went to a countback on 35 points between two avid Tiger supporters - Max Clifford winning from Ron Ellis. Local knowledge probably was in play there.
Rodger Henschke took third, also on a countback, there being four also on 34 points. Darren Bray, one of the Victorian members, got the scotch and the Ross Orchard Trophy went to Dave Evans and Gavin Sparrow. NTPs were Tony Bowering and Bill Cheers and the ball rundown went to 29 or better.Thenext South East Golf Veterans event is at Millicent on September 26.
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1. A Grade award winnersHayley Smart (Lucindale - 3rd); Stephanie Lubcke (Keith - 3rd); Holly Ogilvie (Lucindale - runner up); best & fairest Charlee Hodges (Kybybolite); Tyler Atkinson (Border Districts - runner up) & April Possingham (Penola - 3rd)
Runner Up Kath Mott (Naracoorte); joint best & fairest Andrea Fuentes (Bordertown) & most consistent Karly Honner (Penola). Not pictured: Joint best & fairest Lisa Morden (Kingston)
6. C Grade award winners - Most consistent Monique Maney (Penola); best & fairest Alice Auld (Penola) & runner up Lily Gill
10. Division Three award winnersBest & fairest India Kammermann (Keith); most consistent Phoebe Rayson (Keith); joint runners up Libby Pretlove (Naracoorte) & Georgina Mahney (Border Districts)
3rd - Ronda Edwards off 17 finished -1.
(GS – Danielle Vankalken (Keith), GA – Charlee Hodges (Kybybolite), WA – Jess Smart (Keith), C – Hayley Smart (Lucindale), WD – Ella Jones (Lucindale), GD – Tyler Atkinson (Border Districts), GK – Holly Ogilvie (Lucindale). Reserves – Della Hannaford (Border Districts), Tara Nicolle (Lucindale), April Possingham (Penola). Coach of the Year - Charlee Hodges
PRETTY IN PINK: (Above top) Winners of the annual fundraising Cancer Awareness Group - Ronda
8. Division One award winnersMost consistent Lucy Midwinter (Naracoorte); best & fairest Macy Llewellyn (Keith) & runner up Abby Mules (Kingston)
5. B Grade award winnersMost consistent Mardi Riley (Naracoorte); best & fairest Abby Walker (Naracoorte) & runner up Kyla Couzner (Mundulla)
9. Division Two award winnersMost consistent Phoebe Rayson (Keith); best & fairest Amelia Frick (Padthaway) & runner up best Anna McAuley (Keith)
11. 13 & Under A award winners - runner up Mia Richards (Bordertown); best & fairest Ellie Makin (Keith) & most consistent Alekza Meakins (Bordertown)
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The winning team was Ronda Edwards/Shannon McDonnell nett 73.7/8, second was Annette Ford/Jaynee Oberer nett 77.3/8,
After lunch, including pink coloured slices and cakes, a entertaining session of bingo hosted by Karen Panagopoulos put the finishing touches to a successful day.
Pretty in pink for fundraiser at the Blue Lake Golf Club
Naracoorte Tatiara Netball Association life member Sally Bywater (Bordertown) with president Tracey Grosser.
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With a number of members having been affected by breast cancer, the Mount Gambier Breast Cancer Awareness Group was the obvious choice as the recipient for 2022.The weather forecast didn’t look ideal but the 18-hole pinhurst competition finished before the expected rain much to the delight of the 28 women paired into 14 teams. The teams were drawn from a blind draw that included a division one player with a division two player creating a even competition. The pre-requisit colour of pink on the course made up for the grey skies along with lots of good camaraderie.
PAR COMPETITION (September 10) 1st - Beryl Mahoney off 32 had +2 that included four plusses and 2 2ndwipes.-Dianne Perryman off 20 had a brilliant +3 on the front nine but after three wipes on the back nine finished -1.
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The Blue Lake lady golfers held thier annual fundraiser for breast awarenesscancerlastweek as participants donated their competition fees as well as monies raised from selling goods to the important cause. The event was also sponsored by The Lakes Caddy Shack, Blue Lake Golf Club and Belgiornos Cafe.
2. 2022 Team of the Year
the representatives of the Mount Gambier Breast Cancer Awareness Group at a later date.
3.(Kybybolite))TaraNicolle (Lucindale - right) was the winner of the Rhonda Kellock Memorial award for the most votes by an Under 21 player in the A grade, presented by Jill
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1. Kilsby Shield premiers - Commercial Club - (back row) – Doreen Oakley, Rod Fleming, Vincent Oakley, John Oakley, Coehen Keppels, Graham Dent, Jos Breuker, Manfred Kahnast and (front row) Ron Edlington, Tanya Walker, Mandy Hart, Michael Cameron (Captain), Gaylene Leggett, Rita Kuhnast & Mary Lockwood. Absent: Phil Bliss, Bill McGregor & Marie
Indoor bowls competition crowns its premiers
2.Skinner.Kilsby Shield runners up - Post-Tel - (back row) - Allan Martin, Zac Pearson, Fiona Pearson, Wayne Legutko, Stephen Von Duve, Jim Simpson, Kevin Burn and (front row)Jeremy Van Den Hoogen, Aaron Smith, Craig Pearson, Lorraine Van Den Hoogen (Captain), Lynda Kember, Callen Van Den Hoogen & Jim Pearson. Absent: Trevor Williams & Brad Harry.
6. Howell & Davis Shield runners up - Moorak Blue - (back row) Margaret Anderson, Margaret Hastings, Danni Patzel, Ian McInnes, Bob Cranwell and (front row) Cheryl Williams, Barb Cummings, Marie Doecke, Tim Radley (Captain), Bill Cummings & Gary Harris. Absent: Jim Williams, Dylan Chuck & Sophie Chuck PHOTOS COURTESY OF RT IMAGES (ROB TREMELLING)
4. Malseed Shield runners up - RSL & District - (back row) Back (L-R) - Lawrie Franklin, Noel Miller, Ian MacIntosh, Robert Corner, Ron Ploenges, Ron Cook and (front row) Bob Milligan, Liz Clark, Kath Milligan, Kym Franklin (Captain), Karen Doman, Brenda Otten & Tru Franklin. Absent: David O’Donnell, Alex Heesmans, Barb Winterfield
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3. Malseed Shield premiers - Kongorong - (back row) – Marilyn Klingberg, Janina Morrison, Des Allen, Jeff Redwood, Shane Glynn, Mark Hudson, Vince Mancuso and (front row) Heather Sims, Betty Allen, Heather Glynn, Trevor Milton (Captain), Glen Bowmer, Kaye Milton & Cindy Bowmer
Champions decided
5. Howell & Davis Shield premiers - Blue Lake Bowlers - (back row) Michael Loosz, Tom Seath, Craig Reynolds, Mark Jacquelin, Grant Jacquelin, Julie McPhail, Bob McPail and (front row) Jasmine, Darmanin, Murray Mitchell, Alison Mitchell, Jeremy Butler (Captain), Bev Klassens, Lyn VanDer Lay & Val Praetz. Absent: Callum Burgess
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The 2nd race of Mt Gambier Spring Series was held on September 11, with a westerly breeze meaning that the final kilometres were going to be into the wind. Fourteen riders signed up for the race, and were sorted into four groups for handicapping.
The final stretch of road before the finish line was directly into the
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Some of the junior riders, with their limited gearing, found the pace of their groups with the tailwind to be too great, needing a high cadence to maintain the pace, and were unable to hold on to the wheels of their group.
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High Gun after a shoot off with Jeremy Kent, both competitors have tied on 71/75
South East Field & Game recently held a 75 target event sponsored by Mount Gambier Rural Supplies, Russell Industries & Pick Ave Bakery & Deli.
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Speeds dropped significantly following the turnaround, as the tailwind became a headwind. Out in front, the leading trio tried to hold their speed high as they waited for the catch.
Perfect spring weather conditions greeted the that
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Slowly but surely the fastest riders were catching and passing those ahead of them.
Jason Buckland crossed the line in third position, followed by Nick Kidman, who took fastest time honours, Niel van Niekerk, and Craig Andrae. Gerard Coote was next to cross the finish line, followed by Patrick Langsmith, then John Cranwell a wheel ahead of Dean Zeven.Bruce McLaughlin was next to finish, followed by Sarah Dally, then Elmer Buckland. A squally shower just as the riders were finishing ensured a memorable completion of the race, with riders and spectators scrambling for whatever cover could be found.
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With the wind at their backs they set off at a high speed towards the turnaround marker, some 15km down the road. Next to leave were Bruce McLaughlin and Sarah Dally, after a 14 minute wait, followed three minutes later by a group consisting of Dean Zeven, Elmer Buckland, Patrick Langsmith, John Cranwell, and Gerard Coote.
Spring series hits road
giving a 21 minute head start to the front bunch.
headwind, and Jason was unable to hold on to Jen and Damian’s wheel, watching them slowly ride ahead.Theywere able to stay away for the entire race and in a sprint to the line it was Damian Buckley who was able to hold on for victory, closely followed by Jen Buckland.
Mount Gambier Cycling Club riders back in action
RACE TWO PODIUM: Third placed Jason Buckland, second palced Jen Buckland & winner Damian Buckley after race two of the Mount Gambier Cycling Club Spring Series.
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was won OTG by Jeremy & Neville Kent, whilst the handicap team was won by Scott & Reece Fleming, The Family team shoot was sponsored by The Wright & KentJeremyfamilies.Kent won the State Sporting Clays Championship at Central Branch of the South Australian Field & Game at the end of last month. PHOTOS: 1. Gambier Shooting Supplies High Gun Sponsor Dane Hastings with winner Ron Rhook 2. Family Team Shoot OTG Jeremy & Neville Kent 3. Family Team Handicap Scott & Reece Fleming 4. Juniors Brodie VonStanke, Declan Wright, Ben Hastings & sponsor Darren 5.MurrellLadies - Tasha Bellinger & Nicola Dunn 6. Sub-Juniors Kain Ashby & Shakielle VonStanke 1 2 3 4 South East Funeral Services 1 White Avenue, Mt Gambier SA 5290 (08) 8725 4333 Leading Professionals in Service and Care “People you can trust”
By the turnaround, the leading trio had their lead trimmed, but were still working hard to stay in front as long as possible, with the remaining groups working together to catch up.
The first group to set out included Jen Buckland, Jason Buckland and Damian Buckley.
nominated for the Father’s day Sporting Clay at Burrungule
Finally, after waiting a further four minutes the final group containing Jami Buckley, Nick Kidman, Niel van Niekerk and Craig Andrae began their chase,
The Black Crow Club gained
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4. O G Roberts & Co 25 Tgt Single Barrel Championship - Tom Jenkins, Dale Robertson & Robert Marcato
Mount Gambier Gun Club holds a competitive monthly competition
Tom Jenkins 24/25 won AA from Warren Lindner 27/29, Greg Kessegian 22/25 won A from Tom Clark 30/34, Dale Robertson 24/26 just edged out Stuart Bowd 23/26 to win B and Robert Marcato 25/28 just out shot Peter Klieve 24/28 to win C Grade.
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Hire 25 Tgt Club Continental Championship - Matthew Robinson, Stuart Bowd, Daniel Robinson & Mick Little
5. Bucik Tyrepower 25 Tgt Pointscore Championship - Peter Winser, Andrew Hoare , Dougal Simson & Reece Fleming
After an extensive shoot off with a top score of 105/105 Dougal Simson in fine form won AA grade narrowly from Wayne Hawker 104/105, Andrew Hoare 74/75 won A from Matthew Robinson 79/81, Peter Winser 69/75 took B from Dale Robertson 71/81 and Reece Fleming 70/75 won C from Nicola Dunn 67/75.
prowess in top form won overall honors, while Mick Little 34/34 won AA from Barry Sims 33/34, Matthew Robinson 51/51 just edged out Andrew Jenkins 50/51 to win A, Stuart Bowd 24/25 took B from Dale Robertson 28/31 and Daniel Robinson 24/25 just won C from Frank Kentish 23/25.
3threemore recipients being Daniel Robinson, Matthew Robinson and Stuart Bowd
1. South East Autotrade Highgun winner Dougal Simson (right) with Andrew
Champion Lyn Scudds (below right) to roll the jack and play the first bowl for the ladies. Men’s singles champion John Buhlmann (below left) put down the first bowl for the men. After the official part of the day, members were set to play two games of 10 ends and after the games enjoyed a lovely afternoon tea supplied by the members, but unfortunately we are unable to control the weather and by the completion of the fifth end in the first game the day was washed out.
The Mount Gambier Gun Club held its monthly competition on September 10 in fine conditions with the sun appearing most of the day, this being the shooters obtained some commendable highThescores.opening event was the O G Roberts & Co 25 Tgt Single Barrel Championship and this competition was shot with enthusiasm as the shooters were eager to win their grades.
Millicent Bowls Club opens its season
The Bucik Tyrepower 25 Tgt Pointscore Championship event was shot with great accuracy and again shootoffs were needed.
After officially opening the season, club president Peter Hyland invited Ladies Singles
With two rinks coming in equal with 13+3, both teams received a pen each for their efforts. The winning rinks were Bob Baxter, Derrick Lindh, Iain Campbell, Faye Hill and KymStewart, Derk Pietersma, George Hobson and Mary Campbell, while coming in third only one shot short was the rink of Sam Schofield, Malcolm Wright, Frank Cooper and Mary Clifford.
WINNING TEAMS: (Top right) Derk Pietersma, Mary Campbell, George Hobson & Kym Stewart and (bottom right) Bob Baxter, Faye Hill, Iain Campbell & Derrick Lindh
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Sharp shooting Simson wins highgun
3. Black Crow Club - Daniel Robinson , Matthew Robinson & Stuart Bowd
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The South East Autotrade Highgun award over the three events was successfully won by Dougal Simson with a top score of 171/175 being a consistently accurate shooter and after a shoot off with Gavin Height.
The Baxter Hire 25 Tgt Club Continental Championship was shot enthusiastically with great accuracy as five competitors shot perfect scores. Matthew Robinson with a perfect 51/51 showing his
John Drew, a Wattle Range councillor representing Mayor Des Noll, officially opened the 2022/23 Bowls Season for the Millicent Bowls Club on September 11. Councillor Drew (pictured right with president Peter Hyland) is also a Past President and Life Member of the Millicent Bowls Club.
Past president & life member John Drew officially opens the upcoming bowls season
Who will be the master?
Championships along with the Master of Mac Park feature races.
Big names headed to McNamara Park
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Father and son duo, multiple sidecar Master of Mac Park winners David and Stephen Jones, will be competing separately, adding spice to the three day competition which is expected to attract around 100 entries across all
& John Drew 2-4-2 RUNNERS UP: (Above bottom) Rod Gibbs & Mary Campbell Keatley & Drew combine to take out Millicent 2-4-2 competition DWAYNE’SWORLD Download the SEN App and LISTEN LIVE MT GAMBIER
The Millicent Bowls Club held their weekly 2-4-2 gamelast week, with 46 players taking part in the game and for a change the game of 20 ends, which fortunately wasn’t interrupted with rain.
2-4-2 WINNERS: (Above top) Phillip
Friday is practice with qualifying Saturday morning and the racing proper Saturday afternoon and all day Sunday, culminating in the feature races.
Full canteen and bar facilities available all weekend with entry only $10 per day, $15 for the weekend, under 16 free, and plenty of great viewing spots on offer after recent facility improvements.
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2005 winner Ashley Roe is making a return to competitive action, with Ted Collins, 2017 Australian Supersport Champion and current SA and Vic Championship leader, also expected to be there when the whips are cracking.
Theclasses.three day meeting also doubles as Round 3 of the SA State
There are plenty of big names headed to McNamara Park on the October Long Weekend with local hope Dallas Skeer and reigning champion Arthur Sissis heading the list of Skeercontenders.(above)will head to the McNamara Park track as an Australian Superbike Supersport regular in good form after strong results at the recent Victorian State Championships at Phillip Island, while Sissis (below) needs little introduction to superbike fans – he is the reigning Master of Mac Park champion and a multiple winner of the event.
Othervoucher.winning teams for the day were, Rob Chambers, Peter Varcoe 33+18. Malcolm Wright, Peter Bateman 33+18. Fay Hill, Steve Carnellor 33+10. Liz Carnellor, Iain Campbell 33+8. Denis Cliford, Eddie Hann 32+3. Peter Dunnicliff, Ros Varcoe 31+3. A triple of Alby Cecotti, John Eldridge, Peter Scanlon 31+3. Jim Campbell, David Nuske 29+1. Steve Skeer, Neil Whelan 30+2 and Joy Warren, Derek Bowering 28+1. Keatley
The team taking home first prize money was the team of Phillip Keatley and John Drew with a score of 35+20 only going down on five of the 20 ends and winning by 20 shots. Runners up for the day went to Mary Campbell and Rod Gibbs also with a good score of 33+22 and winning the drink
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