Naracoorte news, sport and weather | Naracoorte Herald | Naracoorte, SA

Member for Barker Tony Pasin says four projects in the Barker electorate are set to receive Federal Government funding.

Land management grants for Barker electorate

SA - On The Road Back: Monday, May 25

SA - On The Road Back: Monday, May 25

Sharon Hansen

Naracoorte RSL president Robert Crowe.

RSL President Robert Crowe honours Anzac Day

Gabrielle Duykers

Celeste Barber raised $51 million for charity after the NSW bushfires.

Judge rules on $51m Barber bushfire appeal

Margaret Scheikowski
1hr ago

At a funding announcement in April 2019 were Naracoorte Soccer club president Jon Thurlow, Member for Barker Tony Pasin, MRC coordinator Jenny Stirling, and Mayor Erika Vickery.

South East, Mallee groups set for funding boost

Which SA Target stores are closing, which are converting to Kmart

Which SA Target stores are closing, which are converting to Kmart

Member for Mayo Rebekha Sharkie calls for funding to be released earlier to benefit the South Coast District Hospital.

Funds needed now for South Coast Hospital

Michael Simmons
2hrs ago

Member for Barker Tony Pasin says four projects in the Barker electorate are set to receive Federal Government funding.

Land management grants for Barker electorate

SA - On The Road Back: Monday, May 25

SA - On The Road Back: Monday, May 25

Sharon Hansen

March 23, 2020: Sydney's first day of official lockdown. A normally bustling forecourt to Sydney's Opera House is all but abandoned. Photo: Dean Sewell/Oculi

PHOTOSLockdown laid bare: A photographer's perspective

Businesses have needed to adapt quickly to coronavirus. Bella Vista Restaurant at Belconnen had to reimagine itself for takeaway and change to retain staff. Bella Vista Restaurant manager Monique Swan. Picture: Jamila Toderas

EXPLAINERWaking from hibernation?

New York Times devotes front page to coronavirus victims

New York Times devotes front page to coronavirus victims

SA - On The Road Back: Monday, May 25

SA - On The Road Back: Monday, May 25

Photo: Shutterstock

DIGESTEurope inches its way towards opening up tourism

Ainslie Football Club players in Canberra sanitise their hands as they return to training. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong

EXPLAINERWhen will sport restart and how can clubs prepare?

Sarah Lansdown

JobKeeper's $60 billion 'black hole' keeps government on the back foot

DIGESTJobKeeper's $60 billion 'black hole' keeps government on the back foot

Simon Bourke

Sunshine and social distancing. Photo: Shutterstock.

DIGESTA tragic reminder that COVID-19 still has a grip on Australia

Kimberley Le Lievre

We were largely happy to comply with the "stay home" directives, civil liberties expert Stephen Blanks said.

Why we were happy to go along with the 'stay home' message

Kate Benson

Sydney Roosters players celebrate their 2019 NRL Grand Final win over Canberra. With two first-up losses and a tough draw ahead, the Roosters will be up against it in their hunt for a premiership three-peat in 2020. Photo: Jason McCawley/Getty Images

OPINIONA Roosters three-peat? They'll have to do it the hard way

Laurie Daley

Fans celebrate Richmond Tigers' AFL Grand Final win last September. Will this year's premiership be tainted by the changes forced on teams because of the COVID-19 pandemic? Photo: Quinn Rooney/Getty Images

OPINION'This will be one of the greatest premierships ever won in AFL': Really?

Rohan Connolly

Clint Gutherson of the Eels fist pumps Referee Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski after the round 2 NRL match between the Titans and Parramatta. Photo: Bradley Kanaris/Getty Images

NRL's referee changes could affect spectacle

Laurie Daley

Sydney Roosters players celebrate their 2019 NRL Grand Final win over Canberra. With two first-up losses and a tough draw ahead, the Roosters will be up against it in their hunt for a premiership three-peat in 2020. Photo: Jason McCawley/Getty Images

OPINIONA Roosters three-peat? They'll have to do it the hard way

Led by premiership coach Damien Hardwick, the experienced Richmond side will be better positioned than those teams which have undergone significant change. Photo: Dylan Burns/AFL Photos via Getty Images

OPINIONAFL's experienced, steady sides will be in the box seat

Rohan Connolly

Kangaroo Island's own female cricket star Bridget Patterson with local youngster Callum Putland during the SACA bushfire tour and clinic in February. Photo Maggie Patterson

KI cricket star Bridget Patterson listed as potential free agent

Stan Gorton

An aerial view of White Cliffs' pockmarked landscape. Picture: Destination NSW

Gem in the landscape of lost hope

Tim the Yowie Man

Old Montreal. Picture: Shutterstock

Montreal vibrant, fascinating any time of year

Laurie Hertzel

The University of Cambridge has its roots in the early 1200s, when scholars fled "hostile townsmen" in Oxford. Pictures: Shutterstock.

Take a step into Cambridge University

Lydia Roberts

Fun: Racegoers at the 2019 MiniJumbuk Naracoorte Cup meeting.

Festive family day at the races

Ex-locals: Carlene and Tom Farmer at the 2017 reunion at Victor Harbor.

Naracoorte reunion on again

Lights are on in Naracoorte

Lights are on in Naracoorte

Fun: Racegoers at the 2019 MiniJumbuk Naracoorte Cup meeting.

Festive family day at the races

Batsman: Former Test cricketer Graham Yallop is coming to Apsley for a junior cricket coaching camp.

Yallop to lead cricket camp

Aussie invention saving time and money during seeding

Aussie invention saving time and money during seeding

Sponsored Content

Excellence of any kind always starts with character

Excellence of any kind always starts with character

Sponsored Content

Making a difference: Natasha Bull and her grandmother Evelyn Berg.

Family affair: The united front of women with passion for supporting kids in need

Rosie Ryan

Aussie invention saving time and money during seeding

Aussie invention saving time and money during seeding

Staying close to your loved ones at a distance

Staying close to your loved ones at a distance

Emma Brown

Finding a driving instructor who is the right fit for you

Finding a driving instructor who is the right fit for you

Sold: 71 Laurel Avenue, Chelmer just sold for $2,075,000. Photo - McGrath Estate Agents.

Selling more than listing

DOUBLE BAY HOME: Jurassic Park star Sam Neill sells his four-bedroom home.

Star sells at auction

New way of working: Whether it's indoors or outdoors there is absolutely no problem with your project going ahead says Denita Wawn, CEO of Master Builders Australia. Photo - Shutterstock.

The building blocks for the future

You can be social and still be safe

OPINIONYou can be social and still be safe

Jessie Mitchell

Making 'me time' an oasis

Making 'me time' an oasis

Gary Bentley

BUYER BEWARE: Scammers have been targeting those seeking a furry companion during social isolation.

Scamwatch: Tips on current scams and how to avoid becoming a victim

You can be social and still be safe

OPINIONYou can be social and still be safe

The large group of volunteers celebrating with Sophie Thomson after the completion of the new community garden at Parndana. Photo Sophie Thomson Facebook page

Community garden grows KI community spirit after bushfires

Stan Gorton

Let's Join In: Naracoorte/Lucindale

Let's Join In: Naracoorte/Lucindale

March 23, 2020: Sydney's first day of official lockdown. A normally bustling forecourt to Sydney's Opera House is all but abandoned. Photo: Dean Sewell/Oculi

PHOTOSLockdown laid bare: A photographer's perspective

Hanson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary owner and founder Jim Geddes at the remains of Tree No. 1 on the koala avenue.

Hanson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary on the road to recovery

Owners Sam and Dana Mitchell and their son Connor with the koala joey named Kai, rescued after the bushfires and almost ready for release.

Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park reopens, releases koala survivors

A Seed Terminator equipped combine harvester in action in the paddock. Photo Seed Terminator

100th Seed Terminator machine fitted on local KI combine harvester

Leon Linnett as a young man with one of the family tour buses. Photo from American River History Collection

Respects paid to pioneer of Kangaroo Island tourism, Leon Linnett

Stan Gorton

A fisherman tries to point a great white shark in the right direction at Tuncurry. Photo Adam Fitzroy

When thousands of mullet and great white sharks mix, it's wild

Nicholas Brooks, Tracey Fairhurst

There was only one lane open on the Princes Hwy through Cobargo on Wednesday so the clean-up could take place.

Four months after the fires, Cobargo's main street clean-up starts

Albert McKnight

Newlands resident Jonny Gloyne and the remains of his classic Holden utility in front of what used to be his workshop. Photo Stan Gorton

Jonny Gloyne starts rebuilding Roo Lagoon with a little help

Stan Gorton

Surfers take advantage of the monster swell across the Illawarra on Saturday. Photo: Sylvia Liber

REAL AUSTRALIASurfers Paradise? No longer just in Queensland

1hr ago

The answer is blowin' in the wind.

Regions must find own path on emissions

Andrew Bray

There will be winners and losers under the federal government's means-tested funding changes for independent and Catholic schools, with some regional areas among those most affected. Photo: Shutterstock

School funding changes don't go far enough

Glenn Fahey

Chronic pain affects one in five over 45

Chronic pain affects one in five over 45

Samara Ross

Self-funded retirees overlooked by government during pandemic, says the Association of Independent Retirees.

Self-funded retirees' income drops below pension

Eileen Wood

NSW Seniors Festival: so much to celebrate

NSW Seniors Festival: so much to celebrate

A number of people tied to the tomato tin drug import are now appealing their convictions.

Lawyer X appeal crook 'might be confused'

18m ago

Premier Mark McGowan says Intrastate border restrictions in WA will be lifted on Friday.

WA to open almost all intrastate borders

42m ago

Fiona Kotvojs is the Liberal candidate for the seat of Eden-Monaro in the upcoming by-election.

Eden-Monaro by-election set for July 4

51m ago

Determined: Camberwell resident Wendy Bowman has taken steps to prevent Yancoal from purchasing her property. She was awarded the world's pre-eminent environmental award for grassroots conservation, the Goldman Environmental Prize, in 2017. Picture: Marina Neil

Wendy Bowman tells miner she won't sell, not even over her dead body

1hr ago

Public schools across NSW and Queensland welcomed children back after two months of home learning.

Virus outbreaks to spark local containment

Matt Coughlan
1hr ago

Celeste Barber raised $51 million for charity after the NSW bushfires.

Judge rules on $51m Barber bushfire appeal

Margaret Scheikowski
1hr ago

Missing a bag of drugs? Police need to speak with you

Missing a bag of drugs? Police need to speak with you

1hr ago

Private equity firm Bain Capital makes shortlist bid for Virgin Australia

Private equity firm Bain Capital makes shortlist bid for Virgin Australia

Derek Barry
1hr ago

A NSW driver had no luck contesting a fine for bringing lemons into SA. The decision came as the government considered extending its zero tolerance approach to Ceduna.

Traveller fined as government consider extending zero tolerance fruit policy to Ceduna

33m ago

Chef Nick Hawkins will bring the Prairie Hotel's famous burgers to Adelaide.

Top bush tucker heads to town

BELINDA WILLIS
1hr ago

Seasonal jobs are ripe for the picking

Seasonal jobs are ripe for the picking

LEARNING: School at home offers opportunities and challenges. Picture: SHUTTERSTOCK.

Parents and students facing learning at home challenge

2hrs ago

Rough markets require calm hand to steer safe passage

Rough markets require calm hand to steer safe passage

Prepare your home for the winter weather that's ahead

Prepare your home for the winter weather that's ahead