As rain continues to teem down yesterday, Elders agronomist Jason McClure (left) and Darren Hahn inspect a very healthy looking canola crop on the Hahn brothers' property at Kybybolite.

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LOCAL sportspeople have been shivering and sloshing their way around sports fields, but for farmers it’s been a “back to the good old days” cold, wet winter.
While it hasn’t been an overly wet year, consistent rain has the agricultural season poised to give farmers an ideal bounce-back from last year’s devastatingly poor finish.

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As rain continues to teem down yesterday, Elders agronomist Jason McClure (left) and Darren Hahn inspect a very healthy looking canola crop on the Hahn brothers' property at Kybybolite.

Tom Brewer holds one of his prized Isa Brown hens.

With Penola Bowling Club's clubhouse in ruins behind him, president Scott Degenhardt shows the broken lighting towers which lay like toys on the green.

Naracoorte's Lia Nolan (left), Charlotte Elsworthy, 2, and Bec Elsworthy are urging locals to donate a teddy bear to give grieving families a bit of comfort.

Naracoorte Cricket Club president Trevor Sayers (left) and vice-president Justin Redding in front of the foundation slab where the clubrooms will be rebuilt.

Naracoorte United's Socceroos cheer group (from left): back row – Sam Davies, Will Tanner, Jono Amos, Adrian Finch, Luke Smitheman, Steve Mathie; front – Casey Mathie, Karena Mathie, Nicole Mathie and Oscar Kacirek.

Helen Michael clips daughter Abbie into her booster seat.

Standing on a section of Naracoorte Regional Livestock Exchange which will be roofed with a $1.85 million grant are manager Richard James (left), Naracoorte Lucindale mayor Ken Grundy and CEO Andrew Evans.

Teaching student Angela Davies (left) and Jack Collins, Year 3, Bailey Harris, Year 3, and Emma Dempster, Year 4, see the fun side of chocolatier Jason Van Leuven.

Serving goodies at Morris’s Bakery are Cheyene Corrigan (left), Angela Grosvenor, Carol Marshall and Wendy Gardener. – Peter Chatfield photo

Wattle Range mayor Mark Braes (left), Panax Geothermal executive director Kerry Parker, Premier Mike Rann, Senator Don Farrell and Panax managing director Bertus de Graaf at the Salamander-1 well site on Thursday.

Technician Carey Burke (left) and project supervisor Gavin Prideaux with the thylacoleo skeleton built using fossils from Naracoorte Caves for a new display at Museum Victoria.

Naracoorte Toy Library secretary Jayne Waters, with children Rosie Grundy (left), Charlotte Unger and Sophie Waters, wants to hear any ideas about how to save the service.

Naracoorte Lucindale Council’s director of planning and environmental services Lisa Schiff looks over plans for Housing Trust developments in Naracoorte.

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Tom’s hen party

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on 11/08/2010 at 02:59 PM

TOM Brewer is only 14 but his fascination with birds has already turned into a business.

Now nesting away in his backyard are hundreds of Isa Brown hens ready to buy.

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Dumping to $150/t

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COMMERCIAL carriers will pay three times as much to dispose of their waste at Naracoorte’s waste transfer station after a council review of the fees.

The council decided at its July meeting to increase the dumping charge for external waste...

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PENOLA TORNADO

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With Penola Bowling Club's clubhouse in ruins behind him, president Scott Degenhardt shows the broken lighting towers which lay like toys on the green.

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Maccas in five months

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SITEWORK has started and everything is on track for Naracoorte’s first McDonald’s restaurant to be trading before Christmas.

It will generate 80-100 job and training opportunities.

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A teddy to hug

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on 29/07/2010 at 11:18 AM

WE have all loved a favourite teddy bear at some point in our lives and know how much joy and comfort a bear can bring.

Three Naracoorte women are asking you to share that comfort with others.

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Bikers eat dust but finish

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on 22/07/2010 at 12:32 PM

LOCAL dirt bike riders have returned from the Finke Desert Race battered and bruised.

Bruce Cameron of Naracoorte and Angus James of Padthaway took on the 460km race at Alice Springs and finished their first ever Finke.

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Salary pool of $700,000

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THE six members of Naracoorte Lucindale Council’s staff “strategy group” are sharing a salary package pool of more than $700,000.

The register of salaries – by law, a public document – reveals the chief executive officer Andrew Evan...

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Out of the ashes

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NARACOORTE Cricket Club is a step further down the long road to having new clubrooms.

The concrete foundation slab has been poured for the clubrooms on the same site where the old building burned to the ground in a deliberately lit fire j...

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NLC’s staff plan

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NARACOORTE Lucindale Council has reshuffled its management after being unable to fill one of the director’s jobs.

Chief executive officer Andrew Evans rejected any speculation that the new structure is too top heavy or that the changes wil...

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Footy passion stirs

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WHILE the Socceroos have packed their Vuvuzelas after another disappointing World Cup campaign, plenty of “football” fans in Naracoorte are still cheering on their teams.

Followers of the international game have been barracking hard for th...

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