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Sharing a personal story Debut single to be officially launched next month

When it comes to sharing a personal story through music it doesn’t come much more personal than a single set to be launched by Yawuri Penny Bonney on October 9 at an event to be hosted at The Old Mount Gambier Gaol.

Yawuri Penny is a proud Elder of the Moandik, Meintangk and Narrungga people and a celebrated musician and artist and this single launch has been 17 years in the making. The song Only Brother Knows was written in 2004

by Yawuri Penny, inspired to write this song about her brother who passed away in custody in 1990, more than three decades ago.

Only Brother Knows will be available on all streaming platforms from October 8 and the single and merchandise will be available at the October 9 launch.

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Collaborative program wins accolade Grant High School team teaching program in the running for Public Education Award A team of Grant high School teachers are in the running for a South Australian Public Education Award courtesy of the creation of an authentic learning experience with industry connections that has given students the opportunity to take up future employment.

The Grant High School Entrepreneurial team has worked together to create an Entrepreneurial Education program for all students and the collaborative program, involving around 800 students across four year levels, has proven a huge success and has resulted in them being named as a finalist in the University of South Australia Team Teaching Award.

Grant High School Powerful Learning coordinator Bekkie Houston was thrilled the innovative program and the strong working relationship between the staff involved had been recognised on the State stage.

“...each member of the team brings a different skill set, area of interest and way of thinking and this makes for a wonderful melting pot of ideas, innovation and creativity...”

“...our whole staff have embraced the programs and delivered them with enthusiasm and a willingness to learn and develop their own skills which has been really encouraging to see...”

“Working as a large team has allowed us to delegate programs and work in smaller teams, whilst still working collaboratively to implement entrepreneurial learning on a whole school level,” Bekkie said. “Each member of the team brings a different skill set, area of interest and way of thinking and this makes for a wonderful melting pot of ideas, innovation and creativity.

We balance each other out well and are able to bounce ideas and solutions around before making any big decisions.”

The program starts with a one week immersion program before each year level then embarks on its own individualised program.

The Year 8 Young Change Agents program focuses on developing an idea for a social enterprise that could benefit the local community; the Year 9 $20 Boss Charity Fundraiser sees each student given $20 to start a business and from there they usually work in

Mushroom risotto 1 litre salt-reduced vegetable stock 2 tbsp olive oil 1 brown onion, finely chopped 1 1/2 cups arborio rice 1/2 cup dry white wine 3 garlic cloves, finely sliced 40g butter 500g Portabella mushrooms, coarsely chopped 2 tbsp chopped flat-leaf parsley 1 cup finely grated parmesan (or vegetarian hard cheese) Method Heat the stock. Heat 1 tablespoon of the oil in a large saucepan over medium-high heat. Cook the onion, stirring, for 5 mins or until tender.

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“...entrepreneurial learning isn’t just about setting up or running your own business - the entrepreneurial thinking skills develop the attitudes and skills they need to successfully navigate the challenges and opportunities of an ever changing world...” small groups and must repay the $20 plus $1 interest but can keep all remaining profits from the business.

The Year 10 Vocational & Career Immersion program is based on a Shark Tank experience and also sees students experiencing work life in a career path of their choiceinteracting with business and services in the local community.

Year 11 program has a research focus, with students completing a Research Project intensive week which allows them to unpack their research ideas further and collaborate with teachers and peers.

“The program was developed as we realised that many of our learners were lacking in critical and creative thinking and the opportunities to practice and process,” Bekkie said. “There was also the issue of failure and learning through failure, which is basically resilience and in order to address these issues in students, the Entrepreneurial Team began working on creating programs that are adapted for our site, the needs of our students and gives agency to students. Students also have opportunities to continue to develop their entrepreneurial skills

“...our programs give students the opportunity to work collaboratively to develop their critical and creative thinking skills, all of which are valuable skills for life beyond school...”

all year round through our Personal Improvement Program.”

While running any program that involves more than 700 students and encompasses more than 80 staff brings with it logistical challenges, for the most part, the entrepreneurial program has been seamlessly incorporated into all the other learning avenues pursed at Grant High School.

“Our whole staff have embraced the programs and delivered them with enthusiasm and a willingness to learn and develop their own skills which has been really encouraging to see,” Bekki said. “We have also had to consider how each of our year level programs complement each other but that each program is different and unique so that the program is sustainable long term and allows student growth year after year.”

After all, it is the learning outcomes for the students involved that are the true measure of the program and the number one priority of the potentially award winning teaching team behind the

program.

“Our programs give students the opportunity to work collaboratively to develop their critical and creative thinking skills, all of which are valuable skills for life beyond school,” Bekkie said. “Our programs give students opportunity to develop skills and to explore their strengths and interests in possible future career pathways.

Entrepreneurial learning isn’t just about setting up or running your own business- the entrepreneurial thinking skills develop the attitudes and skills they need to successfully navigate the challenges and opportunities of an ever changing world.”

Improved attendance and increased engagement have been major spin offs of the tailor made program.

Winners will be announced on November 5. See opp page for another local in line for a Public Education Award after also being named a finalist.

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PUBLIC EDUCATION AWARD FINALISTS: Grant High School teachers in line for a team teaching award - (standing) Maddie Whaites & Liam Goodfellow; (seated from left) Bekkie Houston, Tom O’Connor, Kelly Albanese, Jayden Cutting & Amelia Redman

THE GRANT HIGH SCHOOL TEAM Bekkie Houston Entrepreneurial/Powerful Learning coordinator Amelia Redman Year 10 Shark Tank coordinator & Year 8 lead teacher Jayden Cutting Year 9 program coordinator Maddie Whaites Year 11 program coordinator Kelly Albanese Year 10 & VET career program coordinator Tom O’Connor Year 8 lead teacher Liam Goodfellow Year 9 lead teacher

Proving it takes a village to raise a child Social worker earns a nod in the Public Education Awards Lynette Cornolo had two reasons for nominating Celeste Raymond (pictured) for a Public Education Award.

She wanted to highlight the hard work the Social Worker for Attendance and Family Engagement based at Melaleuca Park Primary School and also shine a light on the value of that role in every school.

Lynette was the Melaleuca Park Primary School principal so she had a front row seat to the value of the work Celeste does with families in that school community.

“Celeste has a deep knowledge and great expertise in her work and approach to supporting families,” Ms Corletto said.

“What she brings to the table at the school level in how to work alongside families and removing the barriers and addressing the families’ issues that might be getting in the way of children’s development is amazing.”

Ms Corletto is currently the Student Support Services, Early Years and Child Development team manager at the Department of Education Limestone Coast.

Celeste’s social work role at Melaleuca Park is one of only a handful around South Australia, and the only one in a primary school setting, with Grant High School having recently installed a similar role for their school community.

Ms Corletto viewed the role as critical in allowing teachers to just

concern themselves with teaching, while Celeste was able to position families, especially the students, to be totally engaged in the learning process.

“She is able to help parents engage with health and other community services they previously didn’t know existed or didn’t know how to access,” Ms Corletto said.

“She is able to really get across the message that the school wants what is best for the kids, the teachers want what is best for the kids and in order to get the best for your kids this is what we need to do.”

She said it was all about having the time and the skillset to have those conversations with parents and grandparents and carers in a sensitive way and through Celeste’s work, teachers were able to be well prepared to meet the needs, as varied as they might be, to enhance learning.

“Parenting is a hard gig at the best of times and as teachers we know that,” Ms Corletto said.

“Celeste doesn’t come in and fix it up, she is there every day to work with the families.”

And that is what Celeste loves about her role – working with families every day.

“I enjoy this role because I am able to walk alongside families and see their growth due to having access to the right supports,” she said.

“It is very positive to see the

“...what she brings to the table at the school level in how to work alongside families and removing the barriers and addressing the families’ issues that might be getting in the way of children’s development is amazing...” Lynette Corletto

“...I enjoy this role because I am able to walk alongside families and see their growth due to having access to the right supports...”

Celeste Raymond improved attendance and education engagement for our students.

“It is a really fulfilling role which enables me to use a wide-range of social work skills to support families with whatever they need.

“Support is tailored around the needs of the parent and extended family.

“It is a Team around the Family approach to supporting families, which supports their children with access to services such as health supports. “ The entire family having their needs met supports school attendance and engagement with the right supports in place and reduced stress for the family.”

Celeste is a finalist in the Community Engagement Award category and Ms Corletto hopes highlighting the value of Celeste’s role at Melaleuca Park will see it more highly valued as a role in many more school communities across the State.

“Celeste utilises a strengths-based framework ensuring children have developmental checks and families can access support, freeing up teachers to focus on teaching and learning,” Ms Corletto said.

“She ensures teachers are provided with specific information about individual child development needs along with family level needs

and relevant supports, which inform learning programs and interventions and also reduce family barriers, so children are better supported in

their learning and family needs are supported.”

Winners will be announced on November 5.

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A cut above the rest Mayura Station’s The Tasting Room is South Australia’s best The quality and the produce and the quality of the experience are the foundation on which Mayura Station’s paddock to plate fine dining venue The Tasting Room is all about and not for the first time in both tourism and hospitality circles, it has been lauded for its efforts, taking home the Best Steak Restaurant (Formal) at last week’s SA Restaurant and Catering Awards.

For head chef Mark Wright and the Mayura Station and The Tasting Room team, it is yet another industry accolade proving the Wagyu beef and the inventive and delicious ways Mark showcases

“...our goal and our focus is to make sure we maintain our high standards and see what little things we can do to improve...” Mark Wright (Mayura Station’s The Tasting Room head chef)

the premium cut continue to be the best on offer in this State and beyond.

While The Tasting Room was the only Limestone Coast winner on the night, it was not the only finalist with Mount Gambier’s Presto eatery snaring a finalist call up in two categories – Breakfast Restaurant and Café Dining, with Kirby Shearing, from Soul projects and The Tuck Shop, made the short list for Chef of the Year.

The Tasting Room’s Mark Wright said it was always nice to be recognised.

“We are always trying to make sure we are giving the customer an enjoyable experience, the best experience possible,” he said. “Our goal and our focus is to make sure we maintain our high standards and see what little things we can do to improve.”

Mark is all about keeping things simple and letting the food, in particular the Wagyu beef, shine but he has recently picked up a Yoder Smoker, an American pellet style smoker, that is giving him some

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While hospitality has done it tough over the past 18 months, as a general rule, for Mayura Station’s The Tasting Room is has arguably been the best 18 months on record.

“We’ve been very fortunate,” Mark said. “We’ve had a massive amount of new visitation, especially people from Adelaide.

They have all got the same story. They had a trip planned overseas or maybe somewhere interstate in Australia but now they are exploring their own backyard and going places they have never been before. They are basically looking for experiences within the State borders. It is good for the region – the new visitation could turn into so much more down the track.”

In next week’s issue, Lifestyle1 sits down with Chef of the Year filaist Kirby Shearing and the team at Presto Eatery, that were finalists in two categories - Breakfast Restaurant (french toast pictured below), which they won in 2019 when it had a specialist regional category, and Cafe Dining category.

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When it comes to sharing a personal story through music it doesn’t come much more personal than a single set to be launched by Yawuri Penny Bonney on October 9 at an event to be hosted at The Old Mount Gambier Gaol.

Yawuri Penny is a proud Elder of the Moandik, Meintangk and Narrungga people and a celebrated musician and artist and this single launch has been 17 years in the making.

The song Only Brother Knows was written in 2004 by Yawuri Penny, inspired to write this song about her brother who passed away in custody in 1990, more than three decades ago.

Yawuri Penny chose to release her single this year, because 2021 marks the 30th anniversary of The Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody. The

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Yawuri Penny is launching her single at the live event in Mount Gambier on October 9 at The Old Mount Gambier Gaol and will be joined by musician friends and allies including Bonnie May Saunders, Tyrell Bonney, Rebecca Willis, Bianca Hendy, Christy & Jason Wallace, and Louise Adams Yawuri Penny will perform with her band members, Viv Johns, Gary King, Beau Burzacott, and will feature special guest performer Gavin Clarke.

She created this live event to celebrate her brother, raise awareness of the impact of Aboriginal deaths in custody and to create a space of healing for her family, who have a deep connection to the Limestone Coast.

Yawuri Penny was born in

Kingston SE into a large family with eight brothers and four sisters.

Her father was Phillip Bonney from Kingston SE and her mother Constance Wanganeen from Point Pearce mission on Yorke’s Peninsula.

Yawuri Penny’s great grandmother was the last traditional full blood Aboriginal woman to reside in Kingston SE. She passed away in 1954 and was known as Queen Ethel Watson née Whimpy.

Only Brother Knows will be available on all streaming platforms from October 8 and the single and merchandise will be available at the October 9 launch.

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Reimagining the Mount Gambier Show Mount Gambier Show Society unveils new look plans for 2021 event Mount Gambier Show organisers are set to present an event with a difference in 2021 but they are determined, with the blessing of SA health, that the show will go on.

There is less than six weeks to go until one of the most popular annual community events is set to kick into gear with the new structure looking at giving everyone a chance to experience all the Mount Gambier Show has to offer.

Mount Gambier Show president Danielle Tulak said several new initiatives have been implemented for this year’s event to meet SA Health directives and requirements, and to enable the group to continue to put on an event for the community.

“At the present moment we are waiting on confirmation from SA Health that the event can go ahead as we have planned, but we understand that for many families and individuals The Show is such an exciting time that many want to start planning their day at The Show already,” she said.

Among the critical changes for

patrons attending the 2021 event is the new session times and online ticketing.

“Session times are fixed for our event to ensure that everyone can come and experience what The Show has to offer and allows us as a society to ensure we are not turning people away because we have met or exceeded patron numbers,” said Ms Tulak.

The Show sessions are set to be

“...it’s important for our patrons to remember that The Show is brought about by a group of committed volunteers that are passionate about our agricultural and horticultural industries...” Danielle Tula (Mount Gambier Show Society president)

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Pre-purchasing tickets will be a great way to make your Show dollars go further, with savings of 25% off the 2019 gate prices.

Reduced ticket prices for 2021 take into consideration the changes required for this year’s event and the acknowledgement that some sections will not be operating at full capacity due to border restrictions.

Ticketing information can be found at The Show website www. mgshow.com.au and are available to purchase at https://www. ticketebo.com.au/mount-gambieragricultural-and-horticulturalsociety-inc/mount-gambier-springshow Facial masks will be a requirement for entry to this year’s event, as per current SA Health restrictions and patrons will not be permitted entry without a facial mask or a written medical exemption. There will also be the usual QR code or d manual sign in required.

Entry to the grounds will only be via one gate and this will be heavily sign posted and car parking is being provided for a gold coin donation – with all funds being donated to RFDS with car parking limited to the Northern car park on Pick Avenue at the South Eastern Hotel end.

Patrons will not be able to access the Showgrounds via Gratwick Drive (entry across from Pick Avenue Bakery) and will not be able to park their cars in the Southern car park.

“At this point in time, seated consumption of food and drink is compulsory and will be monitored by our team of COVID Marshalls and security staff,” Ms. Tulak said.

The showgrounds will have a large number of security staff and COVID Marshalls for the 2-day event to ensure all patrons can enjoy the Show in a safe way.

Show bags and show rides will be back in 2021, including several interstate vendors that have been

Board Member The Miroma Incorporated Board has an open position for a new Board member.

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Ms Tulak wants everyone to remember that their volunteers and staff have a monumental task ahead of them for this year’s event, including cleaning requirements, which are quite extensive and a number of other new processes and procedures.

“It’s important for our patrons to remember that The Show is brought about by a group of committed volunteers that are

passionate about our agricultural and horticultural industries,” she said. “COVID restrictions are new for us too and we are doing our best to bring our community together for The Show in 2021.”

You can stay up to date with The Show and relevant COVID restrictions by following them on Facebook and checking in on the FAQs page on our website www. mgshow.com.au

Kalangadoo celebration postponed Celebrating the centenary of a beloved Kalangadoo landmark has been postponed until March 12 next year with hopes more people will be able to travel to the event and maximum numbers will be increased for the planned jam packed program to go ahead.

The original celebrations were earmarked for October 2 this year to coincide with the official opening of the Riddoch Memorial Institute.

It was opened on October 4, 1921, with the best jarrah dance floor outside of Adelaide and ‘modern’ Gloria pressure-type lights. It commemorates George Riddoch, who bequeathed 2000 pounds for its construction.

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various kinds, including as a library, for performances, as a Kindy, for the Mothers & Babies Clinic, for billiards, dances, films and roller skating. Over the one hundred years, the community

of Kalangadoo has benefitted tremendously from the presence of the Institute and that is why the Kalangadoo History Group organised the celebration.

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New Year’s Eve party shelved For the second consecutive year the skies over Mount Gambier will not be filled with the sights and sounds of fireworks and Vansittart Park will be very quiet on December 31.

The organising committee for the event have made the tough decision to cancel the event for 2021. Committee chair,Steve Toope said the risk of staging the event was becoming too high and cancelling was the best and safest option.

There were a number of factors contributing to the decision that included difficulty in attracting sponsorship, decline in available activities, attendance numbers and the conditions that would need to be put in place to hold the event. For a small committee, it was becoming a major undertaking.

Mr Toope firmly believes there was no point in staging the event that would have been under a financial cloud, delivered a lesser than expected event and not met community expectations.

The NYE celebrations did have a high regard in the community and there have been a number of people who have contributed

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to its success over many years, and the committee did not wish to tarnish or damage its reputation.

The committee felt for all community events that have been cancelled and that the cancellations have robbed the broader community of the vibrancy those events bring.

Mr Toope said it would be a game of wait and see for 2022 and if community events would be able to make a comeback.

Mr Toop thanked the committee, supporters and sponsors for their ongoing commitment to the event.

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OneFortyOne is looking to take on new apprentices to start in the Jubilee Sawmill in 2022.

Maintenance Manager Andrew Hoath said every two years OneFortyOne looks to add enthusiastic apprentices to the trade team.

“This year we’re looking for an electrical apprentice, mechanical fitter, and an apprentice saw technician,” Andrew said.

“First and foremost we look for a great attitude and openness to learning.”

“If you’ve got that, it’ll be easier and more rewarding for you to learn, and continue to learn beyond your apprenticeship into your trade.”

Because of the large size of the Jubilee Sawmill, apprentices are exposed to a diverse range of experiences within the trades.

“The plant runs reliably so there’s time to learn how to service parts and manufacture items,” Andrew said.

“There is also opportunity for reactive problem solving when investigating machine faults, and because of the size of the team, our apprentices learn with experienced tradespeople.”

Second year electrical apprentice Harry Johnson is doing just that. Inspired by his father and uncle, Harry started his apprenticeship at OneFortyOne in 2019, and has enjoyed working on a range of projects.

“Every day is different,” Harry said.

“I like the variety of things we get to do, it makes learning easier and work more interesting.”

“My dad and uncle are both electricians. Dad did his

apprenticeship at Nangwarry and my uncle did his here at Jubilee.”

“I particularly like learning the PLC work, and want to eventually go into electrical engineering.”

Andrew said the last intake of apprentices have been a great addition to the team.

“All of our apprentices are really inquisitive and confident and have already contributed a lot. Under the guidance of our tradespeople, they’re continuing to improve their skills and knowledge.”

“Were looking forward to seeing this year’s applications, and hopefully getting some new apprentices on the crew.”

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Hamilton Gallery reopened last Friday ready to welcome back visitors to celebrate its 60th anniversary with a special exhibition, publication and event series. The remarkable project; HG:60, celebrates 60 years of Hamilton Gallery, which first opened on October 22, 1961.

This project unveils some of the most significant objects from the gallery’s collection through a stunning exhibition, 200+ page publication and series of special events.

Nine scholars from across Australia have examined and researched the Gallery’s key collection areas; European Art, Decorative Art, Australian Art, Japanese and Chinese Art to produce this coffee table publication and co-curate the exhibition.

Hamilton Gallery’s artistic director Joshua White said the exhibition is an absolute menagerie of cultural treasures of local, national and international significance. It was a privilege to work with Australia’s most esteemed art historians, scholars and academics to unearth what, in their professional

opinion, makes Hamilton Gallery collection distinctive and of international importance.

As varied as it is impressive, the HG:60 exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, sculptures, glass, porcelain, works on paper and other astounding treasures.

One of the highlights of the exhibition include the original scoring book of Aboriginal Cricketers in England from 1868.

Collections coordinator Ian Brilley said this array of objects had never before been displayed together in this manner. “It was an amazing experience working with nine other curators, who areleaders in their fields across Australia, on such a strongly contextualised exhibition and publication,” he said.

Accompanying this exhibition, the gallery has undertaken the ambitious task of creating a collection publication with the support of the Gordon Darling Foundation, Hamilton Gallery Trust and Southern Grampians Shire Council, titled HG:60. This extraordinary coffee table book reveals insights into the gallery’s rich history through a selection of objects.

HG:60 celebrations also include a series of special events, restrictions permitting, including; • Official opening and book launch; scheduled for Fri 22 Oct • HG:60 Symposium, 60 Years in 16 Objects; bringing together academics and community members to illuminate objects and stories with short spotlight talks • Spotlight on Conservation; conservator Catherine Nunn will take the audience through the process of conserving one of Hamilton Gallery’s treasures, a sixteenth century painting by Italian artist, Bernadino Licinio • A gala dinner; an unforgettable evening of art, music, fine dining and local wine • Guided tours of the HG:60 exhibition led by gallery staff – 18 Sep, 2 and 16 Oct • Workshops; hands-on and digital creative sessions inspired

by HG:60.

For more information on HG:60 and upcoming events, see www. hamiltongallery.org, the Hamilton Gallery Facebook page, or join the mailing list.

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with Sarah Kulkens

ARIES

(March 21- April 20) Lucky Colour: Red Racing Numbers: 4-4-4-7 Lucky Day: Tuesday Lotto Numbers: 4-12-13-29-31-40 Energy is high, but you could be a little too demanding of friends or lovers. Try to strike the mid-course if you feel you are being pushed into something you are unsure about.

Time to relax Lions Club of Blue Lake City Lioness fundraising success

TAURUS

(April 21- May 20) Lucky Colour: Pink Racing Numbers: 1-4-1-3 Lucky Day: Friday Lotto Numbers: 1-4-7-12-28-37

Write important letters or make that critical phone call. Something you have been trying to keep hidden could come to the surface, and somebody could break promises social plans.

GEMINI

(May 21- June 21) Lucky Colour: Primrose Racing Numbers: 2-7-8-5 Lucky Day: Monday Lotto Numbers: 2-7-11-18-35-43

COONAWARRA CABERNET CELEBRATIONS VARIOUS CELLAR DOORS October 1-31

Be very careful with your choice of words or signing anything of importance. Most will feel more like dreaming than being practical.

Leave significant decisions until later on.

CANCER

(June 22- July 22) Lucky Colour: Cream Racing Numbers: 1-4-2-7 Lucky Day: Saturday Lotto Numbers: 1-4-13-14-41-45

Optimism could be taken to excess, do not overindulge on the social scene. Be sure to pay bills on time and get insurance policies up to date. A small gamble could pay off.

LEO

(July 23- August 22) Lucky Colour: Orange Racing Numbers: 2-7-1-4 Lucky Day: Wednesday Lotto Numbers: 2-7-14-23-26-43

Partnership matters could be under stress. Your energy is high at the moment, and perhaps you could be too demanding of others. Try to relax and take things calmly as your nerves could be tense.

VIRGO

(August 23- September 23) Lucky Colour: Dark Blue Racing Numbers: 2-2-3-8 Lucky Day: Friday Lotto Numbers: 4-13-22-38-30-40 Good aspects should help you to solve any recent problems at work or on the domestic front. However, do not allow impatience to create losses for you or others. Make you’re your car is safe and insured.

LIBRA

(September 24- October 23) Lucky Colour: Magenta Racing Numbers: 1-5-2-1 Lucky Day: Monday Lotto Numbers: 6-15-21-25-33-42

A feeling of wellbeing should soon be with you and all you try but plan carefully for best results. On the social scene, avoid people who argue.

A romantic overture could surprise you.

SCORPIO

(October 24- November 22) Lucky Colour: Cerise Racing Numbers: 2-7-8-5 Lucky Day: N/A Lotto Numbers: 1-7-13-34-40-43 If finances have been worrying you, you could have a stroke of good luck in some way. A discussion with loved ones could prove valuable.

Most could be tempted to overspend and regret it later.

SAGITTARIUS

(November 23- December 20) Lucky Colour: Purple Racing Numbers: 2-3-7-3 Lucky Day: Friday Lotto Numbers: 3-27-29-32-41-42 You will need all your tact and diplomacy to avoid being drawn into quarrels. A false friend could be talking behind your back. Go socialising and forget your problems and regain your confidence.

CAPRICORN

(December 21- January 19) Lucky Colour: Brown Racing Numbers: 8-5-2-4 Lucky Day: Friday Lotto Numbers: 2-5-8-24-42-45 Observe your money. Stick to what you know, and do not try anything new during this period. People could be over-emotional and get offended, so keep still and keep harmony.

AQUARIUS

(January 20- February 19) Lucky Colour: White Racing Numbers: 7-2-7-9 Lucky Day: Wednesday Lotto Numbers: 2-7-8-19-37-42 Diplomacy and tact are called for at your place of work. If socializing for business, avoid overspending as it could give you a headache—a good time to relax amongst the trees.

PISCES

(February 20- March 20) Lucky Colour: Green Racing Numbers: 2-7-4-1 Lucky Day: Tuesday Lotto Numbers: 2-7-14-20-29-41 Friends could prove to be challenging to handle, so be discreet, and if plans have to be changed at the last moment, do not throw tantrums.

Wiser to stick to routine matters for best results.

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Rescheduled to March 2022 It was a case of one in all in for the Lions Club of Blue Lake City Lioness and their first official fundraiser as a newly chartered club when their Dutch Auction saw almost every member roll up their sleeves to see their auction top the $5000 mark.

The sale of around 80 framed prints, that previously graced the walls of the Mount Gambier Hospital, in a Dutch Auction that ran for a fortnight has seen the club be able to purchase two speciality recliners for palliative care services at the health facility.

The auction was generated by 365 volunteers hours from the Lions members as they looked to turn the artworks, which had become

surplus to the hospital’s needs, into something useful and valuable for palliative care patients.

It ran from June 26 to July 10 and the chairs are now ready for delivery to the hospital, courtesy of the support and generosity of Mount Gambier’s Forty Winks, who gave the Lions Club of Blue Lake City Lioness a good deal and did not charge freight for the special delivery.

TESTING THE PROTOTYPE: Maree Thompson; Vicki Ridley & Jane Qualmann experience the new recliners which will end up at the Mount Gambier Hospital for palliative care patients.

BACK TO KALANGADOO VARIOUS VENUES IN TOWNSHIP October 2

MASTER OF MAC PARK MCNAMARA PARK MOUNT GAMBIER October 1-3

Driver reviver funding for region Two roadside rest areas across Barker will be upgraded to help combat driver fatigue and make local roads safer, thanks to funding under the Liberal and Nationals Government’s Driver Reviver Site Upgrade Program.

Federal Member for Barker Tony Pasin said there is nothing more important than saving lives, which is what this funding is all about.

“I am pleased to announce a total of $222,000 in federal funding will upgrade two sites in Barker,” Mr Pasin said.

“Kingston Driver Reviver Rest Area, located on Princess Highway has received $140,000 to complete upgrades, and Lions Club of Penola have received $82,000 to purchase a new food van, located at Greenrise Lake, Penola.

“Anyone who has used a Driver Reviver site here in Barker or elsewhere across the country knows how vital a place they are for safety and fatigue breaks for drivers and their passengers, and we want to ensure they continue to be that reliable break spot for even more Australians well into the future.

“That is why our Government is investing in these vital Driver Reviver upgrades that will help keep people safe on our roads.

“This funding will also support our hard-working local volunteers who put in their time and effort to man our Driver Reviver sites, offering motorists a cuppa, friendly conversations and a nice spot to take a break to manage fatigue and reduce the risk of crashes.”

Assistant Minister for Road Safety and Freight Transport Scott Buchholz said the program is part of the Government’s record investment in life-saving road safety initiatives.

“Road safety is everyone’s responsibility and our Government is doing what it can to ensure Australia moves towards ‘Vision Zero’ of zero deaths on our nation’s roads,” Mr Buchholz said.

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6. Anna Wintour is best known as editor-in-chief of which famous publication?

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RURAL RUNDOWN Upcoming ram sales

Bumper season

Agriculture sector poised to smash production records

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The Australian agricultural sector is poised to smash production value records this year, with our pandemic-defying farmers propelling the sector to $73 billion.

Minister for Agriculture and Northern Australia David Littleproud said the ABARES’s Agricultural Commodities: September Quarter report shows that farming has grown by 1.3 per cent in the last quarter.

“That may not sound like much, but we are dealing in unprecedented economic times, and plenty of industries in Australia haven’t been lucky enough to see that kind of growth,” Minister Littleproud said.

“This is a year to be proud of. It shows just how strong the agriculture sector is, despite the uncertainty of a global pandemic.

“We’re looking at our second good year in a row, with a bumper

crop harvest, international demand for our produce and a strong market for livestock.”

Member for Barker Tony Pasin said two good years in a row had lifted optimism in regional Australia.

“During the pandemic our farmers have been quietly going on about their business producing the best food and fibre in the World.”

“We’ve got all our ducks in a row for a record year. Not only are we looking at a bumper harvest for winter crop, but there are also higher prices and greater demand for oilseeds and grains,” said Mr Pasin.

“We are also seeing real confidence in the meat sector with herd rebuilding and re-stocking gathering pace, as well as seeing string export demand for wool and dairy.”

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Millicent Market Report Agents yarded 256 liveweight and 2 open auction cattle at the Millicent Saleyards last Wednesday, similar in size to previous yarding (a decrease of one head).

The yarding of mostly good quality cattle was offered to the regular processor buying field, supported by feeder and restocker activity.

A single Angus calf sold at $870 and a single Angus heifer sold at $800.

Limited vealer steers sold at 560 c/kg and heifers at 558 c/kg.

Yearling steers sold from 250 c/kg to 568 c/kg, with heifers ranging from 444 c/kg to 560 c/kg. Finished steers sold from 410 c/kg to 528 c/kg with the heavies over 600 kilograms selling 450 c/kg to 485 c/kg.

Grown heifers sold for 450 c/kg to 460 c/kg.

Light cows returned 340 c/kg to 438 c/kg with heavier cows selling from 300 c/kg to 438 c/kg. Nineteen bulls were offered, returning 250 c/ kg to 360 c/kg.

The market sold to a very strong trend. Average price was 449 c/kg returning an average of $2,493 per head.

The next sale at the Millicent Saleyards will be held on Wednesday, September 29, upon the completion of the Mount Gambier Market.

Naracoorte Market Report SHEEP & LAMBS Numbers rose sharply with a big increase in new season lambs as agents yarded 10,158 lambs and 2957 sheep to total a combined 13,115 head overall which was an increase of over 5,000 on the week before.

These sold to a slightly smaller field of trade and processor buyers along with a larger field of active restockers. Quality was mixed with smaller numbers of old lambs coming forward as some excellent new season lambs filled the start of agents runs in a market that ranged from firm to slightly easier in both the sheep and lamb sections.

Light new season lambs made from $155 to $177 with the lightweight trade 2 and 3 score types ranged from $170 to $195/head. Restockers were very active as they sourced light lambs from $117 to $168 and they paid from $174 up to $225/head for those with better conditioning.

Trade weight 3 score new season lambs returned from $193 to $224/ head with most sales ranging from 950c to 1000c/kg cwt. Heavy new season lambs made from $220 to $267 with a small number of extra heavy pens coming forward to sell from $272 to the market high of $305/ head.

Light old lambs made from $100 to $155 with the light trade types making from $141 to $154 as trade weight pens ranged from $163 to $215/head. Heavy old lambs made from $212 to $244 with the extra heavy lots making from $270 to $299/head.

Hoggetts ranged from $122 to $230 as light sheep made from $43 to $106/head. Medium weighted sheep returned from $122 to $146 as the heavy lots made from $145 to the high of $190/head. Rams ranged from $60 to $160/head.

production is forecast to reach a record $12.4 billion in 2021–22, which prices of fruit and vegetables to remain high in 2021–22 due to labour shortages and elevated household demand.”

“It’s not all smooth sailing.

COVID-19 continues to provide challenges for international trade, although we are working as a government to do what we gain to boost international trade.”

“We have listened to concerns about labour shortages and we are progressing the Agricultural

Visa to make sure that we can get the fruit picked and the veggies out of the ground.”

“Australians backed our farmers during the tough years of drought we are now seeing those very farmers help the Australian community and Australian economy through and beyond the pandemic.”

Mount Gambier Market Report CATTLE Numbers rose a little as agents yarded 595 head of live weight and open auction cattle. These sold to a larger field of trade and processor buyers however not all were active across the offering.

Quality improved this week as an excellent run of heavy bullocks came forward, however this didn’t help prices with the market selling to mainly easier rates.

Yearling steers to the trade made from 494c to 506c with only a small number on offer and a fall in price of 20c/kg. Similar heifers returned from 448c to 507c/kg. Feeder orders operated here from 485c to 552c on steers and on heifers from 392c to 517c/kg. Restockers sought steers to 544c and heifers up to 482c/kg.

Grown steers and bullocks were the pick of the yarding, ranging from 449c to 502 to the trade with a lift of 20c/kg. Feeders were active from 444c to 510c/kg. Grown heifers to the trade lost 25c to 30c, making from 400c to 496c with feeder support from 420c to 480c/kg.

Manufacturing steers sold up to 368c/kg. Heavy cows fell 14c and made from 360c to 430c while the lighter selection made from 300c to 370c/kg. Bulls mainly ranged from 300c to 358c/kg.

Hamilton Market Report SHEEP & LAMBS WEDNESDAY In the smallest yarding of lambs this year, agents yarded 755 lambs and 2401 sheep at Hamilton. Quality was good to mixed in the lambs with a very good offering of sheep covering all weights and grades. Not all of the regular buyers were in attendance and there was very limited restocking competition. Restockers paid to $126/head. The market was softer over most categories with lambs over 22kg most affected, showing losses of $15 to $25/head.

Light 12 to 18kg lambs made from $103 to $167/head, averaging between 729c and 928c/kg cwt. The light 18 to 22kg trade weight lambs sold from $134 to $190/head to average between 724c and 864c/kg cwt. The medium trade weight lambs made from $185 to $220/head to average from 769c to 860c/kg cwt. Heavy 26 to 30kg and over, trade weight lambs made up to $258/head to average around 743c/kg cwt.

Score 3 hoggets sold to $209/head.

Trade sheep were $5 to $10/head stronger. Heavy sheep were also dearer by $20 in places with the heavier crossbred sheep making to $265/head. Merino ewes sold to $195, while the better well covered Merino wethers made from $157 to $170/head. The general run of Merino mutton made from 680c to 760c/kg cwt. Terminal sires sold to a top of $126 and Merino rams made $113/head.

RURAL RUNDOWN Lamb survival the key at KD Sheepstuds 2021 sale set for September 30 Kym Staude, owner of KD Sheepstuds breeds two sheep types to suit differing climates, environment, labour availability,

farmer lifestyle, other animal species grazed and ultimately easy care sheep breeding and profitability.

Shedding sheep have been part of their production system for 21 years with the introduction of the Australian White in 2013.

The Charollais sheep was introduced into the KD composite meat breed in 2015 Sheep meat production is always front and centre with the breeding they pursue.

The overriding characteristic with any sheep at KD is the easy lambing.

With 20 + years of recording and monitoring stud births, there is barely a lamb lost at birth due to difficult presentation, even from lambing ewes 11 months of age.

KD Sheepstuds provide extensive actual data on our rams including sire and dam (in some cases), date of birth, birth type, rear type, wean weight, post weaning weight at 5-6 months, yearling and sale day weight, and a muscle and fat measurement.

The KD Charollais & Composite sheep type that have been evolving for 22 years is used mainly as a terminal sire and has had the Charollais (sheep) breed in the mix for the past six years. They were so impressed with the Charollais

Footrot risk increased

Farmers need to be on high alert Sheep producers are advised to be on alert for footrot following good winter rains in most sheep producing areas.

The State’s Footrot Program Manager Chris Van Dissel said the Department of Primary Industries and Regions (PIRSA) has already received reports of lameness with footrot confirmed as the cause on two properties in the Adelaide Plains indicating the need for producers to be vigilant.

“While 2021 has been wetter than winter 2020, it has also been colder which has slightly delayed footrot activity,” he said. “However I am anticipating reports to come in as the temperatures start to rise.”

To assist in monitoring for conditions favourable to footrot across the state, PIRSA has developed an in-house

epidemiological tool, enabling the department to now pin-point districts where spread is likely.

“This tool has provided a very interesting insight into how variable the weather conditions favourable for footrot spread can be between the various sheep producing areas.” he said. “This localised information allows us to provide timely advice to producers on their potential risk.”

Footrot is a contagious bacterial disease which causes inflammation of the skin and hoof which can cause significant economic loss to producers.

“As the disease requires average ambient temperatures above 10⁰C, it tends not to spread readily in the colder winter months in much of South Australia,” he said.

“However if there is adequate moisture in the soil heading into spring, it will favour footrot development in flocks, particularly those in the footrot prone areas of the state.”

Mr Van Dissel said the key to good management of the disease, which impacts both goats and sheep, is early detection.

“I encourage anyone who has experienced good winter rains, to

be on the lookout for lame animals as the ambient temperature starts to rise above 10⁰C average over multiple days.

“If footrot is present in any number of sheep - it will spread, particularly if sheep are yarded for any reason.

“Footrot is a notifiable disease and suspicion of any form of footrot must be reported immediately.”

Any property manager or sheep producers who detects lameness in spring should suspect footrot, and report this to an Animal Health Adviser or vet to get a qualified diagnosis and advice on treatment and management.

To assist producers and agents in monitoring flocks for footrot and how to detect early signs, a video is also available as a go to resource on both the PIRSA and Livestock SA websites.

The Footrot Management Program for South Australia is funded through the Sheep Industry Fund Board of Livestock SA. For more information about footrot and management of the disease visit: https://pir.sa.gov.au/ biosecurity/animal_health/sheep/ health/footrot

Composite that they sourced some Charollais fullblood ewes and have performed embryo transfer programs for the past two years to build full blood sheep numbers.

“The hybrid vigour, growth and muscling amazes me every time I handle these lambs,” Kym Staude said. “The lambs are typically born under 4kg and then take off from there on.”

KD Charollais & Composites are a full wool sheep type and with each generation there is an increase in black hooved progeny, making them better for wetter areas.

They are suitable over Merinos, crossbreds of all types and their speciality is for use over maiden ewes or ewe lambs.

On September 30, KD Sheepstuds will have approximately 60 rams available.

Younger spring borrn rams are available for the months after the auction for those that are mating ewe lambs early in the new year.

The Australian White sheep were introduced in 2013 and used over our shedding composite ewe base now called KD Whites that Kym has developed over the past 21 years. Key to lamb survival is the thick hair coat that lambs are born with and barely a lamb lost in cold and wet lambings.

They are now producing the ultimate sheep for easy care and producers in wet areas can now

also use this type of sheep with confidence.

KD Sheepstuds now have in excess of 90 percent black hooved sheep and no feet are trimmed on rams presented for sale and no rams are shorn.(natural shedders) The ewes are non seasonal breeders and one group of the stud ewes has just lambed for the third time in 15 months.

There are also young ewes that are 11 months old and are about to lamb.

They will have fullblood Australian White and KD White rams available on September 30 this year.

The Red Meatmaster breed is the same sheep type as Whites and having run them alongside our Aussie Whites/KD Whites we know they are just as productive.

They are fully shedding and there are varying red, brown and black colours within the breed. They are hardy and prolific breeders with faultless feet structure.

KD Sheepstuds will have 140 rams and some ewes of all breeds available on September 30 this year.

See www.kdsheepstuds.com.au for more information or phone Kym on 0412 070 971.

KD SHEEPSTUDS: Aussie White / KD White lambs are born with hair coats for high survival in the wet and cold

Naracoorte Market Report CATTLE Numbers remained steady as agents yarded 744 head of liveweight and open auction cattle. These sold to a slightly smaller field of trade and processor buyers along with feeder and restocker orders. Quality was mixed over the pens with some variation in price being the result.

A single pen of vealers came forward with both the steers and heifers selling at 564c/kg. Yearling steers to the trade ranged from 405c to 551c, with similar heifers making from 450c to 520c/kg. Feeders were active on steers from 435c to 570c, and on heifers from 470c to 558c/kg.

Grown steers and bullocks to the trade rose 4c as they returned from 480c to 490c, with feeder support from also 480c to 540c/kg. Grown heifers to the trade eased 15c, as they made from 425c to 488c, with feeder activity from 419c to 490c/kg. Manufacturing steers sold from 350c to 450c/kg. Heavy weight cows lifted 5c as they made from 380c to 432c/kg. The light weight types made from 300c to 376c to the trade, while some strong restocker competition turned cows back out from 310c to 406c/kg. Bulls mainly ranged from 324c to 354c/kg.

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ACROSS 1) Make pigtails 6) Trendy place to go downhill 11) Agent for trips 14) Wavelike design 15) Brahman, for one 16) Ring bearer, often 17) Busy bodies?

19) Card to keep 20) Apple leftover 21) “Four” at the fore 23) Movie theater purchase 27) Knight to remember 29) Many have chapters 30) Erase 31) Claims on homes, e.g.

32) Chops finely 33) Nipper’s co.

36) Damed thing 37) This makes five in this puzzle 38) Broadway star Verdon 39) Hurricane heading, sometimes 40) Popular game 41) Beside 42) California county 44) Far from eager 45) Opens a map 47) More expressionless, as a stare 48) Hauled away 49) Exec, in slang 50) “How was ___ know?”

51) Computer user’s locale 58) Dog that’s far from a purebred 59) Arctic inhabitant 60) Event with cowboys and lassos 61) Inquire 62) Requires 63) Brenda who was drawn out

DOWN 1) Mercedes competitor 2) “Winnie-the-Pooh” baby 3) Requirement for a useful balloon 4) Aggravate 5) Some church officers 6) Squash type 7) Ad headline, often 8) Letters on tires 9) “Yadda, yadda, yadda” 10) Snuggles down 11) It’s done in some tanneries 12) Pelvic bones 13) Apprehension 18) ___ d’oeuvre (appetizer) 22) “Dig in!”

23) Sign of life 24) Bermuda vegetable 25) Complicated, eccentric person 26) Bop on the head 27) Little leapin’ lizard 28) Pub offerings 30) Funeral hymn 32) Ding-___ (doorbell sounds) 34) Perfume by burning 35) Rage 37) Breeze component 38) Hidden valley 40) Variety of apple 41) Images representing posters 43) Lobster eggs 44) Came down to earth 45) Central New York town 46) “We didn’t do it!”

47) Some sculptures 49) Prepare to crash 52) Half and half 53) Have regrets 54) “Sesame Street” viewer 55) Potato state (abbr.)

56) “ ___ the ramparts ... “ 57) Word partnered with “neither”

Now’s the time for some serious armchair travelling to one of the best seats in the house.

Hosted by David Tenant and Catherine Tate, Country Arts SA and the Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre are excited to present a live screening of the 2016 tribute to William Shakespeare for the 400th anniversary of his death.

With an outstanding cast featuring Dame Judi Dench, Ian McKellen, Benedict Cumberbatch, Helen Mirren and Prince Charles, among many others, Shakespeare Live! captures the legacy left by Shakespeare and his influence on the entertainment worldwide, through a unique combination of the performing arts.

Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre manager Frank Morello said the Bard would have wanted it this way.

“Shakespeare, the Bard himself, was all about entertaining the people when they needed it most,” Mr Morello said.

“More than 400 years after his death and we are still loving his work, laughing at the jokes and using his words to make us look smarter.

“Shakespeare Live! has a magnificent line-up of famous English names celebrating his legacy.

“As we move out of the winter of our discontent, to go or not to go isn’t even worth asking – just go.”

Shakespeare Live! will hit the

screen at the Sir Robert Helpmann Theare on September 29 at 7pm.

Book online or call the theatre on (08)8723 8700.

Skate competition returns to Millicent Local skaters, BMXers and scooter-riders will have the opportunity to compete for a regional place as part of the Australian Skate Park League series held at Millicent Skate Park on October 9.

Held in partnership with YMCA Action Sports, Skate Australia, Aus Cycling and Wattle Range Council, locals and out of towners are expected to take part in the event. The scooter, BMX and skateboard competitions are a part of a structured and interconnected Australian Skate Park League series held across the country.

YMCA Action Sports Specialist Lily Smith said the competition at Millicent was a chance for young locals to showcase their talent.

“There are some amazing up and coming skaters, scooterriders and BMXers,” she said.

“These competitions give them the spotlight they deserve.”

She also said that this program, as well as skateboarding being added to the Tokyo Olympic Games, was changing the face of traditional skateboarding.

“The series presents a great opportunity for young skateboarders to harness their skill and progress through a structured national pathway,” she said.

There are more than 100 Skate Park League events a year, making up the Australian Skate Park League, which is the biggest and most established grass roots skateboard, scoot

and BMX series in Australia.

The SA competitions makes up one part of YMCA’s national pathway program which are held in skate parks across QLD, VIC, TAS, NT, WA and NSW. As well as showcasing talent the league also creates opportunities for young people to gain experiential practical training in skate park event management.

The Millicent round has been brought to life through a partnership between Wattle Range Council, YMCA SA, Aus Cycling and Skate Australia.

Other major sponsors of the SA League include Element, Goliath, Skater Maps, Scooter Hut and Root Industries.

For anyone interested in learning how to skate, Millicent Skate Park will be hosting an All Aboard Skateboarding Session on Friday, October 8. Open and free to all ages with skateboards provided.

To see upcoming events or to enroll in the competition visit the Skate Park Leagues website.

Details of All Aboard Skateboarding Session: Date: Friday, October 8 Time: 11am – 4pm Location: Millicent Skate Park Ridge Terrace, Millicent Details of Competition: Date: Saturday, October 9 Time: 11am – 4pm Location: Millicent Skate Park Ridge Terrace, Millicent

MY PROPERTY Dairy Farm on 792 Acres 154 Jolleys Lane, Kongorong

GETTING YOUR SPRING CLEANING STARTED

Start your cleaning project by looking at the areas or rooms you need to refresh and reorganise, and work out how long it will take to deal with each one. If you can’t do it all in one go, set aside 30 minutes each day or allocate a couple of hours on the weekend.

Pet

Green Triangle Real Estate are pleased to present for sale 154 Jolleys Lane, Kongorong. This 792 acre property is located in the Kongorong area and is set across three Titles. Features of the property include: Delaval dairy with a 60 cow rotary platform, automatic cup removers and automatic feeders. 170 tonne Silo storing capacity (2 x 60 tonne, 1 x30 tonne 1 x20 tonne) plus 2 x 20 tonne silos feeding dairy. The large 32m x 18m shed currently utilised for calf rearing & hay storage is conveniently located adjacent the dairy, with extra outdoor calf rearing pens also available. 100m x 25m feed pad (approx). 4 pivots in working order, watering approximately

186 ha of highly fertile dark loam soil, with high carrying capacity perennial grasses. 982 ML Water Licence plus 200 ML subject to approval by the Department for Environment and Water. 31.5 ML Industrial Taking. 3 equipped irrigation bores with electric motors watering 4 pivots. 2 equipped bores with windmill and tanks water all troughs. 3 stand shearing shed. Limestone / rubble quarry.

The property is fitted with some new boundary fences and is surrounded by approx. 7kms of road / track frontage. The conveniently located spacious four bedroom brick home, currently receiving some upgrades offers the purchaser the opportunity to add their very own touch.

Care

For further information and an inspection of the property please contact Garth Manser on 0417 071 180.

FAST FACTS AGENT Green Triangle Real Estate

50 James Street, Mt Gambier

Garth Manser 0417 071 180

RLA 280309

PRICE Auction 22nd October 2021 2pm

at the Kongorong Football Club

(If not sold prior)

Apart of keeping your dog fit and healthy is staying on top of their overall hygiene. Dogs love to run around and roll in the dirt, and while this is all healthy dog behaviour, this can also lead to other health issues.

Bathing your dog regularly will ensure they stay clean and keep them free from fleas, ticks or mites.

MOUNT GAMBIER CHINESE MEDICAL CENTRE CARING FOR YOUR HEALTH NATURALLY

Mr. Hong Yu Cao is an Australian registered acupuncturist, Chinese medicine practitioner, qualified myotherapist and massage therapist.

Conditions Acupuncture, Massage and Chinese Herbs may help: Anxiety, Depression, Fatigue

Sports injuries, Muscular injuries

Headache, Migraine, Reflux

TMJ syndrome (“locked jaw”)

Infertility and IVF support

Tennis elbow, Tendonitis, Bursitis

Menstrual Disorders / PMS Management

Neck, Shoulder & Back pain

owner of the Mount Gambier Chinese Medical Centre, Hong enjoys

Skin conditions: Psoriasis, Acne etc.

Sciatic, Leg, Knee & Foot pain

using his diverse range of skills and knowledge in acupuncture,

Digestive system problems

Children’s Health issues

Insomnia & Menopausal Syndrome

Thyroid dysfunction

Post chemotherapy & Radiotherapy support

Hormone imbalances Weight loss program

Sinusitus, Common cold, Cough, Hypertension

ACUPUNCTURE

MASSAGE

Mr Hong Yu Cao is an experienced practitioner and has been in practice in Melbourne for a number of years. Now the

massage and Chinese herbal medicine to assist clients suffering a range of health issues including muscular, tendon, ligament and soft tissue injuries and relieving the symptoms of anxiety, depression, headache, infertility, digestive conditions, skin

HERBAL MEDICINE

conditions, insomnia and menstrual disorders.

Mount Gambier Chinese Medical Centre since 1995 200 Commercial St East, Mt Gambier • Ph 08 8725 7188 or 0430 911 680 • www.mgcmc.com.au Like us on Facebook @ MTGCMC

Business Hours:

Monday to Friday 9am to 5.30pm Saturday & other times by appointment

RLA 1903

Paul Chuck SALES 0409 541 113

Suite 2/14 Helen Street, Mount Gambier | www.gebhardts.com.au | Phone 08 8725 5766 NEW

247 Mount Percy Road, Compton

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$299,000-$319,000

$449,000-$479,000 3 2 2 It’s all about location - wonderful low maintenance family home in A1 position.

Spacious living areas, bedrooms & outdoor entertaining. Surrounded by quality & established homes. Short walk to Blue Lake, shops & main street. Don’t delay!

A wonderful low maintenance brick home - spacious living area & light filled kitchen/dining. Roomy bedrooms, large entertaining area and rear yard access.

Great value buying.

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5 Colonel Light Place

$875,000-$960,000

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78 Crouch Street South

Royal Copenhagen Ice Creamery & Café

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$579,000-$599,000

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An impressive double storey family home with expansive living and spectacular sweeping views of the city. Open plan living, dining and kitchen with beautiful timber flooring. Five bedroom home, master bedroom with walk in robe and ensuite – four other bedrooms with built in robes.

BUSINESS ONLY

Located at 7 Commercial St East within the central hustle & bustle of Mt Gambier is this well established desert bar & coffee house. Quality plant & equipment, beautifully fitted & inviting décor giving it a relaxed & welcoming ambience.

A fantastic business opportunity not to be missed.

312 Commercial Street West

Lot 13 Crane Lane, Mil-Lel

4 2 12

$699,000-$759,000

a| 1.825ha

RENTALS

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7 Max Young Drive

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$310 pw | Available 30/9/21

312 Commercial Street West 3

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$440 pw | Available NOW

3 Marngo Place

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$450 pw | Available NOW

LANDLORDS WANTED! We have been busy leasing and our rental department is in need of more rental properties.

Call us today for a FREE rental appraisal!

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$245,000-$259,500 2 2 1 This is apartment living at its best - Amazing Northerly aspect with unobstructed views over the City’s skyline. Large living area plus bonus study/sitting room. Simply move in and enjoy the lifestyle.

2/40 Acacia Street

6 Bengalee Crescent

$289,000-$309,000 3 1 1 Neat and tidy solid unit located in a quiet location. Open plan living, dining and kitchen with gas heating. Three generous sized bedrooms – two with built in robes.

Suite 2/14 Helen Street, Mount Gambier www.gebhardts.com.au

7 Max Young Drive

7/5 Shepherd Street

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$260,000

This amazing allotment of approx 4.5 acres is perfectly located on the City outskirts and offers terrific home site and an undulating rural outlook.

A unique opportunity to live and work from home S.T.C.C. A beautiful & grand character home set on over half acre.

Huge high clearance shedding, high exposure site – zoned light industrial. In conjunction with Key2Sale.

$430,000-$460,000 4 2 2 Beautifully elevated & private setting – feature raked ceilings. Formal living & heat form fire place. A view as far as the eye can see. Overlooking new subdivision & positioned on close to half an acre of land. In conjunction with Key2Sale & Peter Dempsey

Apply online www.tenantoptions.com.au rentals@gebhardts.com.au Ph 8724 8088

312 Commercial Street West

COMMERCIAL 8 Allan Drive 21 Sturt Street

Avail 30/9/21

$310 pw 3 1 1 • 3 bdrms with built in robes • Separate lounge • Kitchen/dining or family room • Electric cooking • Gas heating • Single garage with internal access • Decking area • No pets

NEW

1006/3 Lake Terrace West

$270,000 + SAV

Beautifully maintained property on 2,050m2 allotment approx. Stunning character features, high ceilings, ornate cornice. Close to city centre – held in family for over 55 years. A rare opportunity awaits! In conjunction with Key2Sale.

16 Newsham Avenue

$165,000-$175,000 3 1 1 Great solid Mount Gambier stone home located across from Grant High School. Open plan lounge and dining oozing lovely natural light. Plenty of potential, come in and renovate/ update and make your own.

4+ 3 3 Expressions of Interest This stunning home on approx. 21 acres has been tastefully upgraded throughout to a very high standard. Commanding views are on offer and buyers will be drawn to Southern Vista. Sweeping wide verandahs and city fringe location make this magnificent property truly one out of the box!

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Avail NOW

$440 pw 3 2 4 • 3 bedrooms, main with ensuite • Spacious kitchen / dining area • Modern kitchen with built in pantry & dishwasher • 2 offices • Ducted heating & cooling throughout • Garaging for 4 vehicles • No pets • Property on the sales market • 6 month lease only

32 Commercial Street West 99 Commercial Street West 389 Commercial Street West

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$239,000 - $259,000

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27 Laird St, Mt Gambier

$190,000

Damian Venn 0438 904 771

4 Brolga St, Mt Gambier

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Malcolm Lewis 0429 009 072

39 McArthur St, Mt Gambier

$82,500

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8 Peake Tce, Nangwarry

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Malcolm Lewis 0429 009 072

11 - 13 South East Tce, Kalangadoo

Lot 10 Melleray Crt, OB Flat

LAND | 5,097m2

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$159,500

Damian Venn 0438 904 771

Contact Agent

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340 Cafpirco Rd, Compton

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$120,000

Malcolm Lewis 0429 009 072

3 McEwin Ave, Tarpeena

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Ray White_Know How to get more for your property

Sale 9 Kowine Court, Mt Gambier $399,000 - $419,000 Open by appointment

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105 Tollner Road, Mt Gambier 3 Highest & Best offers by 30th September 2021 Open by appointment

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Sale 27 Powell Street E.O.I by 20th October 2021 (Unless sold prior) Open by appointment

Land

Sale 17 Stuart Court, Mt Gambier $419,000 - $429,000 Open by appointment

33987 Princes Highway, Wandilo $470,000 Open by appointment

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4+ 2 3

Tahlia Gabrielli Principal Sales Executive 0438 883 992

Sarah Barney Sales Executive 0438 883 972

Leearna Roberts Sales Executive 0417 919 330

Sale

Hayley Goodwin Executive Assistant (08) 8724 7405

Jess Teakle Property Management 0455 826 616

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532 Eight Mile Creek Rd, Eight Mile Creek 4 E.O.I by 5pm 21st October 2021 (Unless sold prior) Open by appointment

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28 Heath Street, Mt Gambier $300 P/W Available: 19/11/2021

Bec Hann Property Management (08) 8724 7405

Macey Humphries Administration (08) 8724 7405

3 Cape Buffon Drive, Southend E.O.I by 22nd October 2021 (Unless sold prior) Open by appointment

Land

Sale

Hairhouse Warehouse, Mt Gambier $180,000 + Stock Open by appointment

Business

Rental 2

Kate Faint Property Management (08) 8724 7405

Sale

239 Jubilee Highway West, Mt Gambier 16 7 2 E.O.I by 30th September 2021 (Unless sold prior) Open by appointment

Sale

FACT Fish & Chip Shop, Mt Gambier $319,000 Open by appointment

15 Shadylyn Close, Mt Gambier $290 P/W Available: Now

Alistair Coonan Sales Executive 0422 156 363

Unpackaged, Mt Gambier Price on Application Open by appointment

Business

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2/20 Wimmera Street, Mt Gambier $190 P/W Available: 08/10/2021

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Property of the week Perfectly positioned and presented – an impressive home

Rental 62 Ferrers Street, Mt Gambier $500 P/W Available: Now

3+ 2 1

Ray White Mt Gambier 2A & 2B Mitchell Street Mount Gambier SA 5290 (08) 8724 7405 mtgambier.sa@raywhite.com raywhitemtgambier.com.au RLA 291953

15 Woodhaven Place, Mt Gambier. $445,000 - $465,000 Open by appointment

4+ 2 3

Located at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, sitting in proximity to parks and recreation. The open-plan living room, kitchen and dining room is comforted with a RCAC and ceiling fans with gas ducted heating throughout the entire home. The kitchen is fitted with a gas cooktop, s/steel electric oven and a s/steel dishwasher. The master bedroom benefits from a large WIR and an ensuite. Three double bedrooms are carpeted, two offering BIR’s. Bedroom four could be utilised as a study/guest room and the second living space could be utilised as a fifth bedroom. The bathroom offers a bath, shower and a separate toilet. The laundry with built-in linen press and accesses outside. The fully enclosed rear yard features false turf, a cubby house, a fire pit, high fencing, vegetable plots and access to the rear of the shed which can accommodate multiple vehicles.

Chris Manser Real Estate & Livestock Sales 0417 414 127

Garth Manser Real Estate & Livestock Sales 0417 071 180

Elisha Beare Real Estate Sales Property Management 0407 213 023

Bernie Manser Property Management 0407 235 345 RLA 280309

Ph 08 8723 6866 | Fax 08 8723 3809 | 50 James Street, Mount Gambier | admin@gtlivestock.com.au | www.gtlivestock.com.au 1/101 JUBILEE HIGHWAY EAST, MOUNT GAMBIER

154 JOLLEYS LANE, KONGORONG

SOLD

$155,000 - $165,000

2 1 2

CONVENIENT CARE FREE LIVING

This warm and inviting, standalone solid brick and tile unit is located within walking distance to all amenities and offers many added extras. The home comprises two sizable bedrooms, main with built in robes, lounge with reverse cycle air conditioning and gas heating, spacious combined kitchen / dining with electric cooking, bathroom with bath shower and vanity and a separate toilet. The home is fitted with assisted living aids Throughout. Outside features include a secure single car garage complete with an automatic roller door plus a single car carport and a secure storage room for your convenience.

Live carefree and low maintenance with the established Strata Complex taking care of lawns, garden and maintenance issues. This property would make an ideal home for those looking to downsize or a fantastic investment opportunity.

Rental

67 NORTH TERRACE, MOUNT GAMBIER AUCTION DETAILS BELOW

792 acres

FRIDAY 22ND OCTOBER AT THE KONGORONG FOOTBALL CLUB (IF NOT SOLD PRIOR)

Green Triangle Real Estate are pleased to present for sale 154 Jolleys Lane, Kongorong. This 792 acre property is located in the Kongorong area and is set across three Titles. Features of the property include: Delaval dairy with a 60 cow rotary platform, automatic cup removers and automatic feeders. 170 tonne Silo storing capacity (2 x 60 tonne, 1 x30 tonne 1 x20 tonne) plus 2 x 20 tonne silos feeding dairy. The large 32m x 18m shed currently utilised for calf rearing & hay storage is conveniently located adjacent the dairy, with extra outdoor calf rearing pens also available. 100m x 25m feed pad (approx). 4 pivots in working order, watering approximately 186 ha of highly fertile dark loam soil, with high carrying capacity perennial grasses. 982 ML Water Licence plus 200 ML subject to approval by the Department for Environment & Water. 3 equipped irrigation bores with electric motors watering 4 pivots. 2 equipped bores with windmill and tanks water all troughs. 3 stand shearing shed.

Limestone / rubble quarry. The property is fitted with some new boundary fences and is surrounded by approx.

7kms of road / track frontage. The conveniently located spacious four bedroom brick home, currently receiving some upgrades offers the purchaser the opportunity to add their very own touch. For further information and an inspection of the property please contact Garth Manser on 0417 071 180.

CLEARING SALE

A/C Laslett Nominees MACHINERY AND FEED EQUIPMENT

- SD7 Dozer 2205 model - John Deere 6920 tractor with John Deere 741 self-levelling loader with bucket and hayforks (3580 hours) - Krone AM 2835 hay mower - Dakenag forage harvester - Glendore Hydra-drive silage wagon - Hay rake - WMI Pa-Mick hay feeder - Kerfab Wrapped bale soft hands - Round bale feeder - Paddock bale feeder - Wile 26 hay moisture & temperature meter (x 2) - Connor-Shea Disc Super Seeder Series 2 - Gibbon-Rawling 20 plate disc plough - Ribbed roller 2.4 m wide x 1.8 m high - Flat roller 2.1m wide x 1.0m high - Mobile sheep feeder - Cowra lick feeder (on skids) - Small plastic feed bin - Various 3PL attachments-ripper, blade plough, grader blade, post hole digger - Bait mini spreader - Pasture harrows

VEHICLES AND TRAILERS

- Isuzu 1400 long truck with stock-crate reg.

VVS-251 - Mazda BT 50 ute 2016 model, 89,000 km.

- Honda TRX 500 4 x 4 quad bike, 13,500km, 907 hours - Honda CRF 230F motorbike - Suzuki TF125 (bent swingarm) - 3 axle flat top trailer, 8.0 m long x 2.5 m wide - 6 x 4 trailer with grinder and pipe vice fitted, reg. TYI-923

BOATING, CAMPING & FISHING

- Stacer 420 Seahorse dingy (UB148S) on Dunbier trailer (YGJ-564) with Yamaha CV30 outboard and Lowrance sounder - Engel 14 refrigerator - Fishing rods, reels and other gear - Camouflage hide and clothing - Camping/outdoor gear - - - - -

WORKSHOP AND GENERAL

Full Boar Demolition Hammer FBT-1200 Rok 2200W cut off saw Prolift Utility Lift 680kg safe working load Prolift heavy duty garage service jack 2000kg Mechpro Arc Welder 140A fan cooled

$400 PER WEEK

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SPACIOUS FAMILY LIVING, SOUGHT AFTER LOCATION

Available 30th September 2021. Bond $2400. Pets negotiable. This spacious family home is situated in a sought after location within walking distance to MacDonald Park Primary School and a short drive to Saint Martins Lutheran College. The home offers 4 bedrooms, main with an upgraded ensuite and BIR, and 2 of the remaining 3 bedrooms also with BIR, spacious main bathroom with bath shower and vanity and a separate toilet. Kitchen with electric cooking, double sink and a dishwasher adjacent the dining area, Spacious lounge room with R/C A/C the home offers linen cupboards in the hall and pantry / linen cupboards off of the kitchen.

Friday October 15th | 151 Hodges Rd, Mt Schank at 10am Outside entries invited. Catering provided by the Allendale Hall East Committee.

For more information contact Chris Manser on 0417 414 127.

Covid-19 restrictions will apply.

- Magmate 180P MIG welding machine & trolly, gas bottle - XA Xcell-Arc TIG welding torch - Uni-Mig Welding Arc 170 DC Inverter - Magmate Flame handpiece AS4267 - Antler air compressor 65l/min.

- Powerbase Air compressor 2.5HP/50 litre, Model PB-02550 - Projectair by Spear & Jackson Air compressor 2 HP/24 litre - Toolex portable generator with Honda GX 390 motor (electric start) - Black Ridge BRG-800 Generator - 909 720W Generator - OEX Battery Analyser with printer - Projecta 500 amp load tester - Projecta Workshop 2100 battery charger and engine start - Silvan Rechargeable backpack sprayer, 16 litre - DeWalt 18 volt power tools (Circular saw, Impact Driver 1/4”, Impact Driver 1/2”, Jigsaw, Worklight) - Kincrome workshop pedestal drill - Rockwell two blades circular saw RD 3461k - Kinetic Plumping hand-held drain inspection camera - Drill Doctor 360XI drill sharpener

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Hydraulic shop press 20 tonne capacity Millar safety harness Stihl MS311 chainsaw Husqvarna 236 chainsaw Husqvarna 236 chainsaw (not going) Stihl KM90R brush-cutter/pole-saw/soil tiller SCA manual tyre changer Hydraulic pipe bender Heiniger shearing plant, 240 volt Heiniger Xtra sheep clipper, 240 volt Wool press Polymaster 1200 litre tank (suit trailer or ute) Denyer water tank Davey G8016, Honda (GX200) FloodFighter Gusher Pump with frame & hoses Onga Blazemaster, Honda GX160 firefighting pump with frame and hoses Gallagher M1200 electric fence unit Cattle dehorners, 1 large, 1 small 20 litre oil containers (x6 Penrite Diesel HD 15W-60, x10 Castrol RX Diesel 15W40, x1 Penrite transmission & hydraulic 10W-30, x2 Penrite semi-synthetic 10W40, x2 Repco Diesel 15W-40) Numerous workshop tools and equipment

PROPERTY SPECIALISTS

unlocking dreams A: 22 Sturt Street, Mount Gambier P: 08 8723 3416 www.key2sale.com.au

24 Cobblestone Court, Mount Gambier

7 Jenkins Street, Mount Gambier

New

New

NEW > STAYCATION IN YOUR HOME!

NEW > EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED!

This perfectly sized family home feels like a home away from home. It’s open, it’s spacious and at the same time private! Features include parents lounge/retreat, gas ducted heating throughout and spacious kitchen, living and dining area perfect for entertaining. Four generous size bedrooms plus office or 5th bedroom, large master suite with roller shutters, beautifully renovated ensuite and WIR. Undercover pergola, lush, low maintenance backyard, double garage with remote entry, outside bathroom with shower & toilet, 4.2kW solar system, indoor solar heated pool. Perfectly located in walking distance to MacDonald Park Primary School, sporting ovals and minutes away from the CBD.

RLA 282 450

Immaculately presented solid brick and tile family home with loads of space and shedding galore! Four bedrooms, all with BIR’s plus dedicated study. Lovely timber kitchen/dining area with electric cooking, island bench, dishwasher and an abundance of storage and bench space. Updated bathroom with shower, bath & vanity plus separate toilet and laundry. HUGE under cover pergola with sweeping North-easterly views.

Undercover parking including double length garage with remote entry and drive through access to three vehicle carport plus double garage and workshop. A fantastic well-maintained property with loads of surprises beyond the front door.

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$599,000-$649,000 Contact Gail Richards 0409 268 199

90 WEHL STREET NORTH, MT GAMBIER E.O.I

29 BIRDWOOD AVENUE, MT GAMBIER $229,000-$249,000

New

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RIPE FOR RENOVATION

RENOVATORS DELIGHT

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$349,000-$379,000 Contact Gail Richards 0409 268 199

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST CLOSING FRIDAY 8TH OCTOBER 2021 AT 12 NOON (if not sold prior) Under Instructions from the Public Trustee If inspired by “The Block” then set your sights on this quaint three bedroom weatherboard cottage Oozing loads of old world charm and plenty of street appeal the property is screaming potential Kitchen with wood stove, lounge with wood fire, tidy bathroom plus separate laundry 3 1 3 Contact Gail Richards 0409 268 199

Tidy Mount Gambier stone home featuring 3 carpeted bedrooms, central kitchen / meals area with electric cooking, inviting North facing lounge, bathroom with shower and vanity, plus separate laundry and toilet Outside features include adjoining carport with remote access, detached large enclosed shed (great games room with possibly 4th bedroom), numerous small sheds and a private secure back yard Perfect for first home buyers, investors and renovators 3 1 1 Contact Al Lamond 0418 849 266

LOT 5 MCKAY RD, COMPTON

6 LIVINGSTON ST, BLACKFELLOWS CAVES $389,000-$409,000

New

$179,000 5,006m2

- 5000m2 allotment with amazing views - Build your dream home on the outskirts of Mt Gambier - Excellent location close to Tenison College - Zoned rural living with town water, power & phone connected - Enviable elevated rural outlook, ready for your new home Al Lamond 0418 849 266 LAND 29 STURT ST, MT GAMBIER

78 CROUCH ST S, MT GAMBIER $579,000-$599,000

New

New

- Substantial family home located in a blue chip location - Modern, open plan kitchen, family and meals area - Spacious master bedroom with BIR’s & ensuite bathroom - A single carport, single garage and detached Colorbond garage Sara McManus 0438 708 281

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CLOCKWISE JEWELLERS, MT GAMBIER $150,000 + S.A.V

- Approximately 257m2 fitted out and ready to work as motor mechanical workshop - Approximately 65m2 additional office and lunchroom space complete with kitchenette & toilet facilities - Option to separate out the space and lease to three separate tenants Al Lamond 0418 849 266 COMMERCIAL

- RETIREMENT SALE - Assistance/training offered for before & after settlement - Beautifully presented jewellery business, located in the busy CBD shopping precinct of Mount Gambier - Offering an attractive shopfront with main street exposure near the new Aldi & Coles expansion Al Lamond 0418 849 266

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- Located only metres from the boat ramp & seaside and some sea views from the rear yard - Open concept main living plus additional separate family room - Huge 13.6x8.4m high clearance shed + 9x6m additional shed Al Lamond 0418 849 266 TRANSPORTABLE FOR SALE

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$175,000-$185,000

- Move this fantastic home straight onto your vacant allotment and start living!

- Featuring 4 bedrooms, main with WIR & ensuite, lovely large open plan living area incorporating kitchen/dining/lounge area with electric cooking and walk in pantry Gail Richards 0409 268 199

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10 GREENRIDGE DR, MT GAMBIER $499,000-$529,000 HOUSE & LAND PACKAGE 1,095m2

- Offering for sale this new House & Land package from well known local builder Hotondo Homes - The “Lansdowne 204” plan offers 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 living areas with double car garage - Ready to start construction immediately, once plans are finalised & council approval is received Al Lamond 0418 849 266 SHELLSEA CRT, PELICAN POINT

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Contact Agent

- Exciting land division in Pelican Point - Allotments ranging in size from 840m2 to 985m2 - Situated only 20 minutes’ drive from Mount Gambier - Get in quick with some allotments offering new aerobic systems - Phone your builder today so you don’t miss your chance!

Al Lamond 0418 849 266

LAND

Gail Richards

Al Lamond

Sara McManus

Ben Ransom

Jess Starling

Carolyn Gazzard

Sue Clements

SALES M: 0409 268 199

SALES M: 0418 849 266

SALES M: 0438 708 281

SALES M: 0400 870 362

SALES SUPPORT P: (08) 8723 3416

CLIENT SERVICES P: (08) 8723 3416

CLIENT SERVICES P: (08) 8723 3416

Kingsley Estate, Allendale East New

NEW > PERFECT MIX OF COUNTRY & COAST

NEW > MAY YOUR SEARCH END HERE!

Welcome to Kingsley Estate, located in the peaceful country township of Allendale East – 5 minutes from the beach and Port MacDonnell and a 15-minute drive to Mount Gambier. If you are looking to escape the hustle and bustle and relax to a quieter existence, plan your dream home here and make the most of the what the area has on offer. Services to the allotments include timber fencing, power, STEDS Connection, NBN Fixed Wireless internet availability and bitumen road with kerbing and street lights. The allotments range in size from 1130m2 – 1813m2 and start from $99,000. Give your family the lifestyle they deserve! Subject to Plan of Division Approval.

Fantastic brick & tile family home with delightful street appeal, located in the popular Conroe Heights area. This one owner home is filled with beautiful character and features three bedrooms, main with ensuite & walk-in robe with BIR’s in bedroom 2. Family friendly open plan living area including timber kitchen with dishwasher and electric cooking, light filled formal lounge, and formal dining room. The centrally positioned bathroom with shower & spa bath, powder room and separate toilet, single car garage UMR with remote entry and undercover access through the pergola into the home.

The fantastic alfresco entertaining area is perfect for year round entertaining and you won’t need to worry about the weather when inviting your friends for a barbecue.

LAND

426 GLENCOE ROAD, GLENCOE E.O.I 5 ACRES

$339,000-$359,000 Contact Sara McManus 0438 708 281

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SO MUCH POTENTIAL

PERFECT POSITION BETWEEN THE CITY & SEA

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST CLOSING FRIDAY 22ND OCTOBER 2021 AT 12 NOON (if not sold prior) Solid home on 5 acres in the beautiful countryside, only a short 20 minute drive into Mount Gambier HUGE amount of shedding - approx 151m2 stone shed, additional attached SGL garage plus workshop & mezzanine The stone home is ready for a new lease on life, with large rooms, high ceilings & a convenient floorplan, this property has excellent bones 3 1 5 Contact Al Lamond 0418 849 266

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LOT 9 KINGSLEY ROAD, ALLENDALE EAST $295,000-$319,000

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21 Magnolia Court, Mount Gambier

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Tegan Pink

ADMINISTRATION JUNIOR ASSISTANT P: (08) 8723 3416 P: (08) 8723 3416

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The proposed allotment of 1305m2 offers a 3 bedroom home with open plan living with r/c air conditioning, wood fire and kitchen with gas cooking Two of the bedrooms feature BIR’s plus separate toilet, and combined laundry/bathroom with shower over bath A lovely sunny front deck plus large 8m x 11m shed with concrete floor, power & lights complete the property Subject to Plan of Division Approval 3 1 2 Contact Gail Richards 0409 268 199

63 Blockers Lane, OB Flat $665,000

55 Thomas Rd, Glencoe Auction Friday 15th October at 1pm

AUCTION

THE AUCTION SPECIALISTS

Jason Malseed

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5 acres (approx) |

323 Hinton Rd, Suttontown Auction Saturday 16th October at 10am

12 acres (approx)

Wendy Flint

5 2 3 14

Jason Malseed + Jade Martin

AUCTION

4 Davis Cres, Mt Gambier $370 per week

FOR LEASE

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Jason Malseed

To apply tenantoptions.com.au

697 Old Kalangadoo - Penola Rd, Moerlong Auction Saturday 16th October at 2pm

AUCTION

malseeds.com.au

1 Wehl Street South, Mount Gambier 08 8724 9999 98 George Street, Millicent 8733 1989

SERVICING THE GREATER LIMESTONE COAST + WESTERN VICTORIA

Sam 0447 805 319

Wendy 0468 692 993

10 Springs Rd, Pt MacDonnell $150,000 - $160,000

8 Springs Rd, Pt MacDonnell $150,000 - $160,000

702 Eight Mile Creek Rd, Eight Mile Creek Sold for $432,000

LAND

Jason 0419 032 795

Wendy Flint

723m2 (approx)

LAND

Wendy Flint

713m2 (approx)

ON I T C U A SOLD AT

Jade 0421 383 368

Courtney 8724 9999

17 Donovans Rd, Donovans $99,000

266 Commercial St West, Mt Gambier Sold for $132,000

LAND

Selena 8724 9999

Wendy Flint

1,254m2 (approx)

ON I T C U A SOLD AT

Kathy 8733 1989

Kelli 8724 9999

Lot 101 Livingston St, Blackfellows Caves $98,000

Emilia 8724 9999

Wendy Flint

1,205m2 (approx)

LAND

RENTAL - 19 Peake St, Mt Gambier 2 1 6 $300 per week To apply tenantoptions.com.au

FOR LEASE

School is for dummies...

My son Shaquille said to me earlier this week, “Why do I have to go to school, Dad?” “It’s because you’re stupid,” I said. “When you’re smart enough that you can do useful things, you won’t need to go to school anymore.”

He tried to argue with me but he’s not smart enough to make a valid argument so he was wasting his time. To be honest, I may have been oversimplifying because it’s not just that he’s stupid. He also has an annoying personality which hopefully his teachers may make better progress on than his parents.

Some people may think it’s difficult to say things like this to your child, but you’re not showing them any love when you hide the truth from them. And it is the truth. When

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Presently his only skills seem to be turning oxygen into carbon dioxide, using his fingers to ensure his nostrils are clear of obstructions and making stupid noises. Not exactly the skills you’ll see being asked for in many job and person specifications.

After I’d finished dropping truth bombs on the youngster I thought further about this issue though and was reminded that it’s not only youngsters that are stupid. If school is the answer to making young people less stupid, maybe schools are the answer to making other stupid people less stupid. If I was being a little more understanding, I might consider the possibility that some people aren’t stupid and may not have been at school when key skills and knowledge was covered. Maybe they were on a family holiday to the Gold Coast theme parks, or had a week or two off school with chicken pox.

Take for example Donald Trump.

You may not remember him. He used to be the President of the United States of America until they worked out he was too stupid to even be the president of such a stupid country. I worked out that we could definitely make Donald less stupid if we sent him back to school. And when I say school, I think I’d probably actually send him back to kindy. The key thing I’d want his teachers to work on with Donald would be how to share and

play nice with the other kids.

The next stupid person I’d send back to school would be good old Scott Morrison.

I think I’d send him back to about year five to learn how to work in groups. I’d want him to learn to take responsibility for a part of a task and to not leave the other members of the group to do all the work.

Another good target for a return to school would be people who work in retail who don’t give you the right change despite the very complicated and expensive computer/cash register performing all the calculations. I’d send them back to have another go at year three Maths and learn about money. It obviously didn’t work for them the first time round, but possibly their brain is better developed for this learning later in life.

Kim Kardashian strikes me as another prime candidate to go back and have another go at school. I’d be suggesting she have another go at year nine Health to learn about healthy body image.

I’d have to send most of every reality show back to school. About year four would be a good spot for

them. This is about the age where youngsters start to learn that the whole world is not about them.

Reality TV stars clearly missed this helpful life lesson.

Now that Britney Spears is free I think it would be worth sending her back to school. Once she was asked if she’d like to perform on Broadway. She answered that she’d rather start somewhere a bit smaller like London or England.

Year two Geography seems like the appropriate place to send her.

You’d have to send the antivaxxers and Covid deniers back to school. I wouldn’t want to limit it to just one year or subject with them.

I’d get them to do the full thirteen years again because they’ve clearly got no idea.

If we’re going to fix up all the stupid people we might need to train up some more teachers.

If you think you’ve got the skills to be a teacher, email me at robbietansel@gmail.com

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Manager. As the successful candidate, you will be a hands-on leader of this award winning, high performing sales team which is revered Borg is one of the fastest growing manufacturers in byinthe heavywevehicle industry. You will be charged with propelling Australia. As part of our growth the region, are seeking enthusiastic and ambitious applicants for the following this team into the future, whilst servicing our customers to the highest apprenticeship vacancies: standard.

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Key areas of responsibility: thesales Company • Provide direction and supportAbout to the team to achieve targets With over 45 years industry experience, the Barry Maney Group is a • Identify objectives and strategies for sales ofand the trusted leading name ingrowth the Vehicleand Sales marketing & Service industry If you are dedicated and hard-working, we are offering the wider Limestone Coast community.

In early 2019, BMG became part of all brands perfect opportunity for you to kick-start your career with Borg the CMV Group of Companies, which has been operating for over 85 Manufacturing Mount Gambier.

• Regularly review targets andyears results and implement appropriate in South Australia and Victoria. The business works closely with our franchise partners and are authorized Dealers for iconic brands action plans Becoming an Apprentice with Borg enables you to gain such as Ford, Hyundai and Volkswagen cars along with Kenworth, DAF • Manage vehicle invaluable experience and a national qualification whilstinventory and Hino trucks. getting paid to do it.

• Monitor work in progress andHere propose annual forecasts and budgets at BMG, we believe that our ongoing success greatly depends on our outstanding team and therefore, finding the next perfect fit for our • Create and develop strong working relationships with relevant For more information and to submit an application, please Franchisor representatives. team is vital. visit the Borg Careers webpage https://careers.borgs.com.au Besub-dealers a part of the BMG • Manage key relationships with andteam key customers Applications close 5:00pm, Friday 01 November 2021.

As the successful candidate for this position, you will possess • Develop new business opportunities in order to grow the business exceptional interpersonal and communication skills, be results and task Borg is an Equal Opportunity • Employer with excellent organisational skills. You would have the ability to Provide direction and supportdriven to sales team to achieve sales provide key management information to all business stakeholders and objectives and targets achieve business financial reporting objectives.

• Promote effective and regular communication to encourage team Key Responsibilities cohesion and to achieve desired outcomes • Work closely with Dealership Management to prepare budgets • Preparation and communication of monthly management accounts

Requirements / skills • Prepare monthly reporting to franchise partners • Prepare monthly reconciliations • Industry experience is essential • Maintain fixed asset register / depreciation schedule • 5+ years in a Sales Manager• or similar managerial role cash is essential Prepare monthly Cashflow and manage on a daily basis • Authorise EFTs and cheque payments • A driven leader with a strong commitment to building a positive team • Supervise all aspects of Vehicle processing culture and engagement • Oversee stocktakes – rolling and an annual wall-to-wall • Monitor collaboration and update accounting system as required • High-level communication, written, and delegation • Calculate and prepare statutory accounts and tax payments skills • Provide direction and support to administration department • Monitor receivables from appreciation the franchisors • Self-driven and results orientated with a keen of what it • Continuously review accounting practices takes to drive and motivate a sales team.

Skills & Experience • Proven track record of leading teams and achieving budgets • • • •

Degree qualified with 3 + years’ experience CPA/CA qualified would be preferable Previous automotive dealership experience preferable Sound knowledge of income tax, FBT, LCT and GST

Benefits As part of the CMV Group of companies, at BMG we are committed to attracting the best talent.

What we can offer • An attractive salary package

We offer: • Stable management team with Head Office support • Work within an industry regarded an essential service through Covid • A generous remuneration package • Corporate discounts on health and insurance programs • Fully maintained company vehicle, phone and laptopwithin multiple SA & Vic sites • Inter-company growth opportunities • Work with Australia’s market leading truck brand If you meet the criteria and you are looking to work in a progressive • Corporate discounts on health and insurance programs team environment then this is the job you should be applying for. Please forward your cover letter and resume to: • Annual staff functions and employee rewards Human Resources How to Apply Barry Maney Group Please email your cover letter and resume PO Box 442 Mountto Gambier SA 5290 Email careers@barrymaney.com.au careers@barrymaney.com.au office@fergusondiesel.com.au

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We work hard to build and maintain a skilled workforce and develop our future leaders. OneFortyOne offers excellent apprenticeship opportunities that introduce young achievers to the potential of the forest and timber industry.

Applications for our 2022 Apprenticeship opportunities at Jubilee Sawmill in Mount Gambier are now open with the following trades: • Mechanical Fitter • Electrician • Saw Technician Our Maintenance & Saw Technician teams provide a prompt, professional and high-quality service to our timber processing facility and is what we believe is key to being a trusted and respected team. We want to ensure that our team can rely upon our services.

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• Earn while you learn • Obtain a nationally recognised qualification • Receive structured on the job training OneFortyOne is dedicated to diversifying our workforce and encourages anyone interested in a career in the timber manufacturing industry to apply now.

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This is a permanent part-time position of 4 days per week, based in the Boandik Wellbeing Centre. The position involves reception and general administration work for the Wellbeing Centre and the Boandik community home care programs.

Applicants must have relevant qualifications and/or experience, excellent communication skills and be willing to receive both the flu and Covid vaccinations to comply with current legislation. A current National Police certificate is required.

A position description and duties list is available from 101 Lake Terrace East, Mount Gambier, by emailing hr@boandik.org.au or from the website, www.boandik.org.au Please direct any enquiries to Human Resources on 87257377.

Applications with the details of 2 referees can be sent to the above email address or to: Human Resource Manager Boandik 101 Lake Terrace East Mount Gambier SA 5290 Applications close on Friday 1 October 2021.

Zucchini & haloumi fritters 500g zucchini, trimmed 250g pkt haloumi 1 brown onion, trimmed, peeled Peanut oil, to deep-fry 1/4 cup chopped fresh mint leaves 1 egg 150g (1 cup) self-raising flour Sea salt flakes, to serve Ground cumin, to serve Fresh mint leaves, to serve Tzatziki dip, to serve

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Method Use a food processor or a box grater to coarsely grate the zucchini, haloumi and onion. Transfer to a large bowl. Stir in the mint. Make a well in the centre and add the egg. Lightly whisk the egg. Add the flour and stir well to combine. Pour enough oil to come one-third up the side of a wok. Place over high heat. Heat to 170C on a cook’s thermometer. Use hands to shape 1/3 cup zucchini mixture into a fritter. Add to the oil. Repeat to make 3 more fritters. Deep-fry the fritters, turning halfway, for 4 minutes or until fritters are golden and cooked through. Use a slotted spoon to transfer to a plate lined with paper towel. Repeat, in 2 more batches, with the remaining mixture to make 12 fritters. Transfer the fritters to a serving platter. Sprinkle with sea salt flakes and cumin. Top with mint leaves. Serve with tzatziki.

The Millicent Sand Buggy Club’s popular Teagle Excavations ARB Pines Enduro 400 will return in 2021, continuing a proud 42-year racing history. Entries are now rolling in for the October 15-17 spectacle, with major sponsor Teagle Excavations thrilled to see the event back on track after last year’s racing was cancelled due to COVID-19.

“We are really proud to support this event, which not only offers a great weekend of racing, but creates substantial flow-on benefits for the Millicent community and beyond,” said Teagle Excavations general manager Kurt Stephan.

“The 2019 event attracted more than 80 teams who battled some testing wet weather conditions, and we’re hoping for another strong turnout in 2021.”

Stephan is one of at least five locals with the chequered flag in their sights, with the Limestone Coast’s Aaron Heemskerk, Heath Weedon, Jake England and Grant Bowden also handing in early nominations. Discounted early bird entries close on Sunday, September 26, while midnight SA time on Friday, October 8, marks the final deadline for sign-ups.

Entry covers the driver, co-driver or navigator and three pit crew passes.

This year’s event will determine the winner of the 2021 AORRA South Australian Off Road Racing Championship, and will stick to its regular three-day format. Friday is set aside for scrutiny, and members

of the public are encouraged to head to Teagle’s Quarry on Princes Highway at Millicent between 6pm–8pm to view the free public vehicle display, with food and refreshments also available.

Saturday will consist of a Prologue followed by heats of the six kilometre Short Course at Teagle’s Quarry, while Sunday’s endurance race will see six laps of the 60km Long Course through the pine forest tracks and unsealed district roads.

Ten classes will be contested, with trophies awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd outright along with the top three places in each class. A formal presentation dinner will be held at the Millicent Civic and Arts Centre on the Sunday evening.

Online entry is available at https://secure.offroadracing.com. au/events with supplementary regulations available at www. arboffroadracing.com.au READY FOR ACTION: (Above top) Dean Carter. Photo by Harrison Mielk; (above bottom) Kurt Stephan - Photo by Corey Aldridge - Show n Go Photography and (inset) Garry Turnbull. Photo by Harrison Mielke

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Drought breaking Bulldogs win East Gambier breaks 37 year premiership drought in overtime Not since 1984 had an East Gambier A Grade netball captain been presented with the Di Facey Premiership Cup but on Saturday a new breed of Bulldogs snared the title in a dramatic overtime victory over reigning premiers Millicent, ending a 37 year drought for the Bulldogs and an 11 year streak from the Saints.

Young shooter Amryn Bosko (pictured below with life member and patron Di Facey) was named

best on court in recognition of her poise, composure and discipline throughout the tesne and physical contest.

East had the game in its grasp for all but five minutes of regular time when late in the final quarter the Saints worked their way to a two goal lead - their first of the match - but the Bulldogs rallied late to force the extra 14 minutes and they prevailed by two goals.

For club stalwarts Tarsh McCallum and Bo Creek, it was a victory decades in the making, while the likes of Tenille Gray, Tyne Bosko and Amryn Bosko, it is the taste of senior success they dreamt of as juniors moving through the ranks at the kennel.

Millicent’s young line-up could hold its head high, coming so close to continuing the dynasty with the new generation of Portia McRae, Lucy Denton, Paige Nitschke and Hannah Nitschke, showing the Saints are from from done with yet.

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GRAND FINALS A GRADE (pictured top rigt) Millicent 3.4 7.4 10.10 12.11 (83) South Gambier 3.2 5.6 6.6 7.6 (48) Goals - Millicent: G. Robinson 4; J. Carger, E. redman, K. Varcoe 2; C. McGrath, J. Cushion. South: B. Foster 2; D. handreck, K. Eagleson, C. Munro, B. keding, B. Kain. Best - Millicent: J. Carger, B. Shanks, G. Robinson, Z. McGuiness, T. Renzi, F. Grimes. South: T. Reid, D. Stratford, S. Enderl, J. Casey, B. O’Neil, A. Harkness.

BEST ON GROUND - JACOB CARGER - MILLICENT RESERVES (picturd second row left) South Gambier 1.1 4.4 7.5 9.5 (59) Millicent 3.1 3.1 5.2 6.2 (38) Goals - South: C. Fisher 5; C. Fallas 3; H. Capewell. Millicent: M. Reilly 3; Z. Bradley, M. Nitschke, M. Withers. Best - South: C. Fisher, C. Fallas R. Hein, N. Seager, B. Howard, R. Sturges. Millicent: J. Walker, N. Robbins, C. Gysbers, H. Willis, H. Reilly, C. Reilly.

BEST ON GROUND - ROBERT HEIN - SOUTH GAMBIER UNDER 18 (pictured second row right) South Gambier 0.5 2.10 4.12 5.14 (44) West Gambier 1.1 1.4 3,7 4.7 (31) Goals - South: O. Thomson, E. Fisher 2; L. Winterfield. West: J. Cornolo 2; J. Carson, B. Cook. Best - Sotuh: M. Lockwood, J. Domaschnez, E. Sims, E. Habets, O. Thomson, A. Ridding. West: E. Giddings, A. Ramsey, E. Gladman, J. Carson, W. Crook, R. Cowling.

BEST ON GROUND - ETHAN SIMS - SOUTH GAMBIER UNDER 16 (pictured bottom row left) South Gambier Red 0.5 1.6 4.8 5.8 (38) South Gambier White 0.1 2.3 3.5 4.9 (33) Goals - South Red: W. Boston, H. Fisher, J. Hann, N. Forbes, L. Delaney. South White: M. Harrold 2; J. Wayth, N. Yates. Best - South Red: J. Kuhl, L. Thiele, R. Jones, W Boston, Z. Hopgood, M. Gldmsith. South White: J. Bryant, M. Harrold, H. Wright, H. Mitchell, C. Watson.

BEST ON GROUND - JARED KUHL - SOUTH GAMBIER RED UNDER 14 (pictured bottom row right) North Gambier 0.0 3.3 3.3 5.4 (34) South Gambier 0.0 0.0 1.2 1.3 (9) Goals - North: E. Kulimusi 2; A. dally, S. Crispino, C. Turner.

South: J. Salmon. Best - North: No details available. South: J. Salmon, B. Jennings, M. Bentley, M. Lawson, H. Ellis, L. Sigley.

BEST ON GROUND - AARON DALLY - NORTH GAMBIER PHOTOS COURTSY OF FRANK MONGER

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Magpies do it (again) in style Kalangadoo claims another A Grade Mid South East Netball Association premiership

MID SOUTH EAST NETBALL PREMIERS: (Top row from left) - Kalangadoo A Grade Premiers; Kalangadoo A Reserve Premiers; Glencoe B Grade Premiers; (second row from left) Hatherleigh 17 & Under Premiers; Kalangadoo B Reserve Premiers & Mt Burr 15 & Under Premiers and (left) Kalangadoo 13 & Under A Premiers.

MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL PREMIERS: (Opp. page top main) Port MacDonnell A Grade Premiers; (inset from left) Hatheleigh Reserves Premiers & Robe Senior Colts Premiers and (opp. page bottom) Kongorong Junior Colts Premiers.

Spinning Sonics provide the highlight of Week 5

Finals time in women’s 8Ball In Division 1 of the SE Women’s 8Ball League, German Club Warriors who sat out with the bye in the last round and found themselves slipping to third on the ladder will face up to housemates German Club Legends in the do-or-die first semi final. With both teams equal on wins and separated by only four frames the match will likely be too close to call and will just come down to who holds their nerve best on the night.

Defending premiers German Club Shooters will take on Eastern Sapphires in the second semi final which will see the winner progress directly to the grand final and the loser being relegated to the preliminary final. Both teams only just snuck in 8-7 wins over lower teams last Tuesday night so it will be interesting to see how they bounce back. It’s proven to be quite hard to predict match winners in the women’s competition at times but with Shooters being undefeated the first half of the season but being down on form in the second half, while underdogs Sapphires may just be a surprise packet?

Just Jens dropped to third spot in Division 2 after their loss to ladder leaders Shooters and will play Park Panthers for a spot in the preliminaryfinal. The loser of the first semi final will be eliminated. Just Jens with a fair percentage advantage should be able to get the job done against the lower placed Panthers. JT Strikers were elevated to second position after their 9-6 win over Commercial Club Ballistix and will face minor premiers Commersh Cougas - who had a dominant 12-3 win over bottom team RSL to give them a confidence boost – in the 2nd semi. The stats are too close to be able to confidently predict a winner in this one but going by form of the last 2 months you’d have to go with Strikers by A nose even though Cougas have won both encounters of the two this season by 8 frames to 7.

Week 5 of the Mount Gambier Table Tennis Winter 2021 Season again dished up some thrilling results as well as some one-sided affairs, including an astonishingly powerful whitewash performance by the Spinning Sonics over the hapless Cyborgs in the C Grade.

First to the A Grade, where Siri’s Team locked horns with Rowan And The Boys. Travis Sweet got the Boys off to the perfect start, cruising to an easy win over Katrina McPhee before Sanith Ghetia hit back for Siri’s team, accounting for Rowan Hardcastle in their singles encounter and then teaming up with McPhee for victory over Hardcastle and Sweet in the doubles. When Sweet defeated Ghetia in their reverse singles rubber, the overall result of the match hinged on the all-important final encounter of the night between McPhee and Hardcastle.

As if by script, the two combatants put all their skill and grit on display to produce a pearler of a contest befitting the occasion. Both players matched each other point for point throughout, neither able to break the contest open, and sure enough they could not be separated until the final points of the deciding fifth game.

Just when Hardcastle thought he had it won, McPhee drew on her all her experience to produce a matchsaving point and then go on to win the rubber and the match for her team, 3 rubbers to 2.In a truly superhuman effort, Travis Sweet also featured in the second of the A-Grade matches, this time going into battle for BillJohn’s Team against Sarah’s Team. Sweet and Kevin Patzel performed well for their team, but ultimately Leigh Barry’s efforts proved the difference for Sarah’s Team, edging out their opponents for the 6-5 victory. Highlights included Patzel’s thrilling (and surely exhausting) five-game victories over both Sarah Thompson and David Fox, and Sweet’s clean sheet. The third and final match in the A Grade saw the Warriors do battle with the Charming Archies, Ben Newman leading the way with a clean sheet for the Archies, while Ian Conlin and Robin Pellen also performed strongly for the Warriors. Newman and Pellen, two stalwarts of the game, fought out a tense five-game thriller that went down to the wire. Pellen appeared to have Newman’s measure when he claimed the first two games, then a complete transformation seemed wash over the table, Newman assuming control in the third game and cruising to a comfortable victory. The teams remained even for the rest of the evening, Newman’s victory over Conlin in the final rubber giving the Archies the 6-5 win.

Nick Sweet, Tom Horrigan and Maree Peake had the Spinning Sonics in complete control from the outset in their C Grade encounter with Cyborgs, whose only positive was Emina Leamey and Sergio Cesario pushing their opponents out to four games in a couple of their rubbers, merely prolonging the torture as the Sonics posted a complete 11-0 domination. Richard Horrigan teamed up with Chris Mulraney to give the Hurricanes a 3-2 victory over Rollers’ Marga Steele and Deakin Lofthouse in the second of the C Grade matches, while James Peake and Andrew Schubert both came away undefeated for Two And A Half Men to give them a 6-5 victory over Paladin.

3-rubber winners: • A Grade: Travis Sweet (Rowan And The Boys, Bill-John’s Team), Ben Newman (Warriors).

• B Grade: Cameron Beal (Revengers), Caitlin Fartch (Raiders).

• C Grade: Tom Horrigan, Nick Sweet, Maree Peake (Spinning Sonics), James Peake, Andrew Schubert (2 And A Half Men), Richard Horrigan (Hurricanes).

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GRAND FINALS SENIORS Port MacDonnell 0.5 76.9 6.11 9.15 (69) Kalangadoo 4.4 4.6 6.8 6.10 (46) Goals - Pt Mac: M. Smith. T. Sullivan. W. MacDonald 2; K. Thomson, N. Wilke, J. Schleter. Kalangadoo: J. La Rocca 2; L. Jones, B. Mules, A. Stone, A. Lyon.

Best - Pt Mac: T. Sullivan. D. McElroy, B. Mcgregor, K. McClean, R. Povey.

N. Wilke. Kalangadoo: J. Bannister, J. Mules, C. Mules, N. Reeves, M. Lowe, S. McManus.

STAN JONES MEDAL - TIM SULLIVAN (PORT MACDONNELL) RESERVES Hatherleigh 0.0 2.5 2.5 4.6 (30) Port MacDonnell 1.4 1.4 1.8 1.9 (15) Goals - Hatherleigh: T. Bell 2; L. Haines, J. Telford. Pt Mac: T. Ebejer.

Best - Hatherleigh: T. Watson, B. Lang, L. Lang, T. Merrett, L. Haines, A. Reid.

Pt Mac: B. O’Dine, T. Davis, R. Timms, B. Creek, J. Simmonds.

BEST ON GROUND - TODD WATSON (HATHERLEIGH) SENIOR COLTS Robe 0.3 3.6 7.8 14.12 (96) Hatherleigh 0.1 1.1 1.1 1.1 (7) Goals - Robe: C. Watson 3; O. Haggett, R. Legoe, E. Cornish 2; F. Peel, G. Dutton, M. Robertson, J. Lines, O. McInnes. Hatherleigh: H. Jones.

Best - Robe: G. Dutton, J. Robertson, J. Lines, O. McInnes, E. Cornish, O. Haggett. Hatherleigh: P. Chay, J. Smith, E. Leopold, J. Faulkner, R. Shanks.

ALLEN JENKIN MEDAL - ETHAN CORNISH (ROBE) JUNIOR COLTS Kongorong 1.0 3.1 4.1 8.4 (52) Hatherleigh 0.2 1.2 2.4 3.5 (23) Goals - Kongorong: R. Lucas 2; K. Laseltt, D. Richardson, R. Newton.

Hatherleigh: O. Fitzgerald, I. Chambers, J. Bellinger.

Best - Kongorong: T. Richardson, D. Richardson, J. Kyle, K. Laslett, N. Von Stanke Dowie, K. Ashby. Hatherleigh: J. Bellinger, I. Chambers, R. Prouse, C. Sims, E. Marshall.

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Mid South East Netball GRAND FINALS A GRADE Kalangadoo 60 d Hatherleigh 28 BEST ON COURT - JANE NUNAN - KALANGADOO A RESERVE Kalangadoo 42 d Glencoe 41 BEST ON COURT - MALINDA MARKIEWICZ - GLENCOE B GRADE Glencoe 42 d Kalangadoo 33 BEST ON COURT - CHLOE WATSON - GLENCOE B RESERVE Kalangadoo 39 d Glencoe 24 17 & UNDER Hatherleigh 55 d Kalangadoo 33 BEST ON COURT - LACEY HAINES - HATHERLEIGH 15 & UNDER My Burr 39 d Kalangadoo 22 BEST ON COURT - MACY BURNS - MT BURR 13 & UNDER Kalangadoo 38 d Hatherleigh 22 BEST ON COURT - CHLOE PEACOCK - KALANGADOO

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Western Border Netball GRAND FINALS A GRADE East Gambier 59 (Emily Hunter, Amryn Bosko) d Millicent 57 (Tabatha Sanderson, Lucy Denton) BEST ON COURT – AMRYN BOSKO (EAST GAMBIER) A RESERVE North Gambier 53 (Alisha Bryan, Phoebe McInerney) d Millicent 47 (Annelise Janssen, Alice Pratt) BEST ON COURT – AMANDA O’SHAUGHNESSY (NORTH GAMBIER) B GRADE iSouth Gambier 40 (Leyna Bruggemann, Tash Attiwill) d Millicent 31 (Mia Varcoe, Jackie Sunderland) BEST ON COURT – CHARLENE RILEY (SOUTH GAMBIER) C GRADE Millicent 48 (Krystal Coghlan, Sapphire Sims) d North Gambier 17 (Zoe Rout, Kate Dyson) BEST ON COURT – KRYSTAL COGHLAN (MILLICENT) 17 & UNDER Millicent 78 (Lucy Denton, Daisy Tunkin) d West Gambier 33 (Zoe Malseed, Sarah Ritter) BEST ON COURT – RYLEE KENNY (MILLICENT) 15 & UNDER A Millicent 36 (Ella Easterby, Abby Denton) d North Gambier 27 (Stella Mobbs, Macey Griffith) BEST ON COURT – ELLA EASTERBY (MILLICENT) 15 & UNDER B Casterton Sandford 42 (Ivy Lane, Indi Longhurst) d East Gambier 34 (Ambah Beveridge, Grace Gazzard) BEST ON COURT – INDI LONGHURST (CASTERTON SANDFORD) 13 & UNDER A Millicent 29 (Emily Denton, Eva Crowe) d North Gambier 27 (Raine Darmaani, Claire Mitchell) BEST ON COURT – PIPER PAUL (MILLICENT) 13 & UNDER B North Gambier 28 (Georgia Nulty, Megan Wells) d Millicent 17 (Kalani Dunn, Tahnee Grosser) BEST ON COURT – GEORGIA NULTY (NORTH GAMBIER) WESTERN BORDER NETBALL PREMIERS: (Top row) North Gambier A Reserve Premiers; South Gambier B Grade Premiers; (second row) Millicent C Grade Premiers; Millicent 17 & Under Premiers; (third row) Millicent 15 & Under A Premiers; Casterton Sandford 15 & Under B Premiers and (bottom row) Millicent 13 & Under A Premiers & North Gambier 13 & Under B Premiers

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More darts & 8Ball news MOUNT GAMBIER EIGHTBALL ASSOCIATION Round 23 sees Aussie still at the top of the ladder after a bit of a struggle last Wednesday night against the much lower ranked Victoria Hotel who started off slow but had somewhat of a mid-match resurgence and managed to win 4 of 5 frames at one point. Best for the losers were Chris Stupple and Jamie Telford chipping in with 2 wins each. Aussie eventually went on to defeat their opponents 9 frames to 6. 2nd placed German Club Underdogs had a solid 11-4 win over RSL which shows why they are the defending premiers and will take over the top spot for the first time this season from Aussie after next round as long as they can manage a win against Victoria Hotel. But it may be short-lived as they face Aussie in the final round which will likely see one team remaining at the top and the other slipping to 4th behind German Club Gatecrashers and Commercial Club Saints. The Aussie team looks pretty good on paper with a couple of former association representatives in Joe Ratcliffe and Corey Gordon, and a former Berri Open Singles Championship winner in stalwart Fred Newton, but it’s been heard through the grapevine that they will be missing this seasons’ top-performer Dick Peters who is currently leading the associations’ singles tally, so if my source is correct, Underdogs which is made up of 6 association reps (former and current) would have to be favourites to take the win against the undermanned Aussie and claim the minor round premiership.

Meanwhile both Gatecrashers and Saints extended their winning streaks with Saints defeating German Club Nemows 10-5 while Gatecrashers trounced Commersh Comics 13 frames to 2 to give themselves a percentage boost although the Comics played well and there were a few games that definitely could have gone either way. Both Gatecrashers and Saints sitting 3rd and 4th respectively will be promoted to 2nd and 3rd on the ladder should they continue to post wins in the final 2 rounds of the season and will likely face one another in the qualifying-final. German Club Meerkats had another good win last week defeating JT Sportsbar 12 frames to 3 which retains their position of 5th and at the bottom of Division 1.

They have plenty of breathing space back to nearest rivals Linksview due to a much better percentage which would allow them to drop a match in their last 2 and still qualify for the premier division where they will likely play either Aussie or Underdogs in the elimination-final.

Meerkats who were runner-up premiers to Underdogs in their last outing in 2019 also consists of multiple association representatives and looking at the percentages are just about as capable of claiming the flag as any other team in the top 5.

There was little change in Division 2 with Linksview still on top with a 2 match win advantage over Linksview Crawlers after both posting wins over Eastern Allsorts and Eastern Rangers respectively. RSL remain 3rd after their loss but now by percentage only over Commercial Club Lakers who jumped to 4th following a convincing 11-4 win over German Club Chokers while Nemows slid to the 5th and final position but should be able to hold position and fend off Commersh Chaos who are currently 2 wins below and at the top of Division 3.

SOUTH EAST DARTS ASSOCIATION With the finals well and truly underway we are down to just 3 teams left in the hunt for glory in the 2021 season of winter darts after the 1st and 2nd semi-finals were played last week.

In Division 1, the 1st semi-final (elimination-final) saw the Western Tavern’s GWT bow out of the race for the flag being defeated by Us of the Park Hotel 11 games to 9 in a fairly close

match. Us – who finished 3rd on the ladder – were likely favourites to go through against their opposition who finished 4th although GWT were looking good sitting 2nd on the ladder with a good chance of playing the 2nd semi-final with a double-life and a guaranteed spot in the preliminary-final at worst until they lost their final minor round match to Tav Slingers who then took over 2nd spot and enjoyed that luxury. Individual stand-out in the match was Nathan Button throwing 1x180, 1x140, 4x high peg-outs (over 80) and 2x low-dart games.

Tav Slingers came out swinging in the 2nd semi-final (qualifying-final) against opponents German Club - who finished the roster season as minor round premiers and have only been defeated on one occasion to date (by Us 11 games to 10), the Slingers did well to take 2 of the 3 doubles and 2 of the 1st 3 singles (which resulted in previously undefeated sharp shooter and SA state team qualifier Karl Schaefer dropping his 1st single for the season) to put them 4-2 up early in the piece. The tables were turned from that point though as the wheels seemed to fall off for Tav Slingers and it was all German Club from then on in as they mustered to win the next 9 straight to claim the match 11 games to 4 and put themselves straight into the grand-final which is next Friday night (September 24th) at the Tara Raceway.

Tav Slingers will now face Us in the preliminary-final – of which a winner is too hard to predict going by the percentages – while German Club will enjoy a break to prepare for the grandfinal where they will be doing their best to claim the premiership to go with their 2020/2021 summer season accolade. Individual performances for the victors included a 180 and 140 from Chad Chewter, 3x 140s plus a solid 17 dart game from young gun Joel Pearson, as well as Karl Schaefer and Jason Fulham doing their best to wear out the triple 20 throwing multiple 140s (9 & 4 respectively), a high peg each plus multiple low-dart games as per normal.

Division 2 saw debutants German Club Lions - led by captain Terry Rashleigh - have a good, solid 8-2 win in their first winter season finals campaign over opponents Millicent Bandits in the 1st semi-final which sees the Bandits eliminated from the competition while the Lions will now set their sights on the preliminary-final.

In the 2nd semi-final, minor round premiers Port Mac Pirates managed to make it 3 from 3 when they overcame 2nd placed Mad Max who play out of the Attamurra Golf Club. The Pirates jumped out to an early lead, with the help of Malcolm Lockwood who threw true with 3x 140s to his name, and to their credit Mad Max fought back well but eventually went down 8 games to 6. The result sees the Pirates progress straight to another grand-final where they will defend their title of reigning premiers while Mad Max who haven’t tasted premiership glory since 2016 will look to reload when they take on the inexperienced (but dangerous at times) shed-hacks which are the German Club Lions in the prelim.

Underdogs RSL Snipers who hovered around the bottom of the Division 3 ladder for the best part of the season but just managed to pip Tavern Tigers for a spot in the finals did well in their 1st semi-final confrontation against the higher ranked Us3. Snipers will now look to the preliminary-final after bundling out their opponents 8 games to 6.

n the 2nd semi-final 2nd placed Highway Rangers were too good beating minor round premiers Attamurra Arrows by 8 games to 4. The Arrows will now look to recover their form from the minor rounds in the preliminary-final which will be a tough test for the Snipers who have shown they cannot be underestimated while Rangers will await an opponent in Fridays’ grand-final.

A sea of pink at Attamurra Golf day out doubles as fundraiser A sea of pink could be seen anywhere on the Attamurra course when 39 ladies donned pink attire to participate in the annual Breast Cancer Day fundraiser. A pink ball competition in the form of a stableford saw teams of three where each player uses a pink ball for six holes with that score automatically added to the better score of the other two players.

The winners for the day were mother and daughter combination, Bev and Kerry Pedlar together with the in form Helen Heaver led the way with a top score of 80 points.

Helen McIntyre, Kate McCormick and Denise Harvey accepted the runner up prize with 77 points while Libby Furner, Heather Teakle and Jess Parsons were one point further back with 76.

Hope Bliss, Karen Forster and Maxine McGregor led the way of the 3 teams of ball run down winners with 74 points, followed

by Mary Kentish, Jane Lamont and Betty McKechnie with 73 on a countback from Sue Coulter, Lorraine Bruhn and Jennette Braun.

Libby Altschwager was the most accurate on the downhill 8th hole

claiming 3 balls for her shot while winners for the long drive second shot in A, B and C grades were Kerry Pedlar, Di O’Donnell and Altschwager respectively.

Representatives from the local Breast Cancer Support Group accepted a cheque for $520 from captain, Faye Mainwaring with the funds raised going towards Hand Bags which include vouchers from local businesses supporting ladies undergoing cancer treatment and assisting families throughout the trying times.

Last Friday, a team of 11 Mount Gambier ladies travelled to Naracoorte and played for the Peweena Shield which is a handicap match play competition between the two clubs played twice a year. This event has been played for over 80 years.

Mount Gambier won the first round at Attamurra in June and retained the shield after the return match with scores of Mount Gambier 8 wins, 2 losses and 1 draw.

Windy conditions made a par round more challenging than usual but Jess Parsons in her first year of competition has again produced

another excellent round of 2 up when sixteen ladies played a par round on Saturday.

With three wipes and three pars on the front nine, Parsons commenced the back nine square with the card and finished strongly parring the difficult par four 13th and 18th holes.

Lyndal McInerney started well on the back nine and was 3 up at the halfway mark, found trouble on the

front nine but still finished square to take the runner up prize.

Ball run down winners were Kerry Pedlar 1 down, Di O’Donnell, Vicki Clark and Sharran Waters all 4 down. Bev Pedlar won the pro shot on the 8th hole while McInerney was nearest the pin on the 16th hole.

WINNERS: Kerry Pedlar, Bev Pedlar & Helen Heaver.

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Eagles soar to historic victory Penola claims inaugural KNTNA A Grade premiership

KNT Netball GRAND FINALS A GRADE Penola 48 d Keith 41 Best on Court - Georgia Winter (Penola) A RESERVE Keith 52 d Naracoorte 45 Best on Court - Lucy Henschke (Naracoorte) B GRADE Penola 41 d Keith 38 Best on Court - Kimberley Wilson (Penola) C GRADE Naracoorte 49 d Penola 46 Best on Court - Liv Neagle (Naracoorte) DIVISION ONE Penola 45 d Border Districts 38 Best on Court - Siobhan Adams (Penola) DIVISION TWO Naracoorte 46 d Keith 44 Best on Court - Kahlia McLay (Naracoorte) 15 & UNDER Kingston 44 d Penola 32 Best on Court - Piper Stenner (Kingston) 13 & UNDER A Kingston 61 d Mundulla 43 Best on Court - Abby Mules (Kingston)

KNT Football Penola has claimed its first A Grade premiership with young gun Geogia Winter named best on court. IN a tight contest with Keith, Penola set up an early buffer and the Eagles were able to withstand any challegnes from the Crows to claim the historic flag. In a good sign for the future, the Eagles also claimed the Division 1 junior flag.

PREMIERS: Top row from left) Penola A Grade Premiers & Penola Division 1 Premiers; (second row from left) Keith A Reserve Premiers; Penola B |Grade Premiers & Naracorote C Grade Premiers; (third row from left) Kingston 13 & Under A Premiers & Kingston 15 & Under A Premiers & (left) Naracorote Division 2 Premiers

GRAND FINALS SENIORS Mundulla 1.1 2.4 7.7 9.8 (62) Padthaway 4.2 6.4 6.5 6.8 (44) Goals - Mundulla: L. Wiese, D. King 3; T. perry, J. Mcgrice, R. Tink.

Padthaway: C. marshall, L. Eats, N. McCarthy, T. Cox, L Harder, J. Vandermeer. Best - ????

RESERVES Bordertown 0.4 0.6 1.8 3.9 (27) Mundulla 1.1 2.3 2.3 2.5 (17) Goals - Bordertown: J. McCarthy, J. Barras, B. Lodewyk.

Mundulla: H. Dowling, N. Mitchell. Best - Bordertown: N. Hampel, J. Creaser, J. Barras, J. Verco. B. Lodewyk, T. Devitt. Mundulla: G. Shuttleworth, W. Broadstock, R. Williams, W. Packer, S. Lewin, B. Packer.

SENIOR COLTS Kybybolite 2.2 2.3 3.6 6.8 (44) Naracoorte 3.1 3.3 5.4 6.5 (41) Goals - Kybybolite: O. Bennett, M. Malone 2; A. McKenzie, B. Pratter.

Naracoorte: J. Steadman 3; J. Lawrie, A. Flynn, D. McKenny.

Best - Kybybolite: A. McKenzie, W. Freckleton, S. Shepherd, B. Pratter, B. Fox, C. Brodie. Naracoorte: S. Thomson, F. Taylor, H. Schroder, T. Sims, D. McKenny, N. Wellington..

JUNIOR COLTS Bordertown 2.1 4.3 6.3 7.7 (49) Naracoorte 1.0 2.0 2.0 3.1 (19) Goals Bordertown: N. McCarthy 4; C. Will, D. Twigden, C. Partridge.

Naracoorte: Z. Boston 2; W. Krieger. Best - Bordertown: N. McCarthy, C. Will, D. Twigden, C. Orrock, A. Dahlitz, G. Laucke. Naracoorte: C. Atkinson, J. deRand, G. Pretlove, Q. Mitchell, D. Bird, S. Stark.

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Funding on offer for facility upgrades City of Mount Gambier seeking applications from sport & recreation clubs The City of Mount Gambier is now inviting applications from local sporting and recreation clubs to assist with capital works upgrades, with $100,000 on offer under the 2021/2022 Sport and Recreation Capital Works Program.

The funding is available to assist with projects with a minimum total cost of $10,000.

City of Mount Gambier General Manager City Infrastructure Barbara Cernovskis said projects that will be considered under the funding program include capital renewal of existing infrastructure, capital upgrades, new capital assets or projects which are aimed at increasing the community usage of specific sport or recreation facilities.

“The aim of the program is to foster and assist in the development or capital renewal of sport and recreation infrastructure within the city,” she said “As a general rule, applications should be for projects with a minimum total cost of $10,000 and a maximum total cost of $50,000.

Preference will be given to applications that demonstrate a high incidence of self-help as evidenced by matching funds or significant in-kind contributions by the organisation.

“The applicant’s contributions for this purpose may include cash from the organisation’s own resources, grants or funds from sponsors or other sources or in-kind support in the form of labour or service.”

The program has provided almost $900,000 towards local sport and recreation facilities since its inception the in 2010. In 2020 council provided $100,000 as part

3x3 basketball tournament on the horizon Ever wanted to play competition 3 on 3 basketball with your friends? This October school holidays, as part of Wattle Range Council’s school holiday program, a tournament will be staged in the Millicent Domain parklands.

The divisions and draw for the tournament, which is to be held in partnership with the Millicent District Basketball Association on Thursday October 7, will be determined on receipt of team nominations. Nomination forms are available on the Wattle Range Council website, Facebook or at the Millicent Visitor Information Centre. Wattle Range Council director development Service Emma Clay was pleased to announce the event. “We are really excited to bring, at long last, a 3 x 3 basketball format to Millicent for the October school holidays,” she said. “The competition is free to enter and we have some great prize money up for grabs.” Due to COVID nomination forms must be returned to council by Wednesday, September 30.

Volleyball results DIVISION ONE Young Guns d Setters of Cattan 3-0 (Best players: Hoe Bay & Jacob Phillip) North d Karenni B 2-2 - countback (Best players: Tom Madigan & K’Bow Doh Htoo) Giants d Allstars 1-1 - countback (Best players: Cambell Baker & Michael Jackway) DIVISION TWO Balls Palsy d Notorious D.I.G 4-0 (best players: Maddie Whaite & Shade M) For Fun d Ravens 3-1 (Best players: Jeh Moo & Tyson Van Dyk) V.I.P d Super Bomb 4-0 (Best players: Nelsay & Supa Paw) Karenni 74 d HZARS 3-1 (Best players: Seh Htoo & Kye Todd)

the program, including a $35,000 contribution towards new lighting at Apollo Soccer Club.

“The new lighting, with LUX ratings exceeding other

rural pitches, will allow Apollo Football Club to provide an active recreation space to rival metropolitan spaces,” Apollo Football Club vice president Jerome England said.

“The new lights enable us to host high level teams at our facility in the future, due to meeting their required standards of a facility, and allow longer training times and pitch usage.”

Further information about the program including the program guidelines and application form can be found at www. mountgambier.sa.gov.au/ SRCWProgram Applications close on Monday, October 11, at 5pm.

Victory to Chambers & Ross

Last week, in beautiful spring weather, 56 players registered to play the Millicent Bowls Club 2-4-2 competition. YTournament director Aaron Emonson welcomed one visiting player, Bill O’Connell, from Victoria, who also played the previous week.

The winning pair for the day with a great score of 35+29 shots up, was the team of Del Parsons and David Reichelt, taking home the prize pool of $56.00 each. Runners up for the day with a score of 35+15, were Graham Parsons ( Del’s Parsons husband) and Robert Radley with a score of 35+15 and winning the $5.00 Bar Voucher each.

Other winning teams for the day were Judy Lowe, Peter Varcoe 34+7.

Arthur O’Connell, Neil Whelan 34+6. Denis Clifford, Jan Buhlman 33+1., Peter Bateman, Steve Carnellor 33+. Mary Campbell, Eddie Hann 31+9.

Lorraine Hyland, Rod Gibbs 31+6. Malcolm Wright, Mary Clifford 31+6.

Peter Dunnicliffe, Bill Burdon 31+6. John Eldridge, Andre Reinders 31+5.

Robin Rolfe, Iain Campbell 31+., Frank Cooper, John Drew 30+4 and Robert Atkinson, Ian Ross 30+2.

2-4-2 WINNERS: (Above main) Del Parsons & David Reichelt 2-4-2 RUNNERS UP: (Above inset) Graham Parsons & Robert Radley

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Hockey’s best & brightest for 2021 Senior individual awards handed out at Blue Lake Sports Park

Division 1 Women best & Fairest Steph Wighton

Division 1 Women Runner Up Sarah Mutch

Rising Star - Best Under 21 Player Dana Jones

Women’s Team of the Year - (Back row from left) coach David Vine, Kate Fabian, Sarah Mutch, Angela Broad,Kaitlyn Nisbet and (front row from left) Lauren Manser, Dana Jones, Steph Wighton, Nicole Vause.

Absent: Gemma Ballantyne, Olivia Turner, Taylah England, Emma Ryan, Jemma Heraper, Phoebe Tregenza & Tess Kenseley

Division 1 Men Best & Fairest Connor Millhouse

Division 1 Men Runner Up Luke Hunter

Men’s Team of the Year - (Back row from left) coach Michael Carne, Mason Hill, Luke Hunter, Greg Doll, Aaron Mengler, Dean McArthy and (front row from left) Darren Vine, David Vine, Matthew Hinton, Aaron Barry & Connor Millhouse. Absent: Aiden Cameron, Connor Grant, Jordan Millhouse, Mat Boylan & Chris Calliss

Division 1 Women Leading Goal Scorer - Angela Broad

DIVISION 2 MEN: (Above from left) Division 2 Men Best & Fairest and Leading Goal Scorer - Simon McCourt; Division 2 Men Runner Up Craig Nisbet.

DIVISION 3 MEN: (Above centre) Division 3 Men Runner Up - Blake Vause. Absent: Division 3 Men Best & Fairest Andrew Grant.

DIVISION 2 WOMEN: (Above second from right) Division 2 Women Best & Fairest Deb Hicks;& Division 3 Women leading Goal Scorer Haylea Crowe.

DIVISION 3 WOMEN: (Left) Division 3 Women Runner Up Jo Hopgood and Division 3 Women Best & Fairest Kate Fabian.

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Off & running for Millicent Bowls season On September 12, members of the Millicent Bowls Club came together to be part of the opening of the 2021/22 season.

President Peter Hyland invited Wattle Range Mayor Des Noll to open the season.

Mayor Noll, in his address to the members, congratulated the club on having a great set-up and praised its success over the years.

President Hyland then invited Mayor Noll to deliver the first jack for the season and once the jack

was set, Ladies Singles Champion, Ella Pietersma delivered the first bowl for the ladies and Men’s Singles Champion Brian Roper did the same for the men.

After the official part was completed, all member then set out to play one game of 10 ends but by the seventh end rain stopped play as the greens were starting to get water logged.

Members were then invited to return to the clubroom to enjoy a lovely afternoon tea supplied by club members.

SENDING DOWN THE JACK: Wattle Range Mayor Des Noll delivering the jack at the opening of the

Millicent Bowls Club 2021/22 season.

READY TO GO: Millicent Bowls Club president Peter Hyland with

Wattle Range Mayor Des Noll.

DRENCHED OPENING: Greens became unplayable on the opening day

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Changing conditions test shooters Andrew Hoare secures Highgun at most recent Mount Gambier Gun Club event

The Mount Gambier Gun Club held its monthly competition earlier this month in sunny and overcast conditions , with some wind gusts, an occasional shower and later in the day the light conditions started to fail but this did not deter the good rollup of 45 shooters. obtaining some high scores.

The opening event was the The O G Roberts & Co 50 Tgt Balltrap Championship. This competition was enthusiastically shot as the targets are faster and thrown in greater angles thus showing off the competitors’ expertise. Ted Bond won AA with a score of

41/50, Dougal Simson 47/50 won A from Andrew Hoare 51/55, Surasak Pienudomkijlert (Skye) 46/51 just edged out Darren Murrell 45/51 to win B and Robert Marcato 42/50 won C from Heather Ryan 42/52.

The Bucik Tyrepower 25Tgt Pointscore Championship was well shot with a few of the shooters attaining some high scores resulting in shoot offs, with a top score of 107/108 Greg Kessegian, after a shootoff eventually outshot Surasak Pienudomkijlert 106/108 to win AA, after a shootoff Dale Robertson 76/81won A from Matthew Robinson 73/81 to win A, Scott

Fleming 73/75 convincingly won B from Daniel Ashby 64/75, and Frank Kentish 71/75 easily won C from Peter Klieve 65/75.

The Baxter Hire 25Tgt Club Continental Championship was the last competition. It was a rather difficult event was shot well in the failing light conditions.

Three shooters shot perfect scores and after a shootoff Gavin Height 53/53 emerged victorious to win overall and AA from Darren Beyer 52/53 Heath Telford 25/25 just outshot Robert Atkinson 24/25 to win A, Mick Rudd 24/26 won B from Andrew McKinnon 23/26, and

KNTNA honours its best players for 2021 The Kowree Naracoorte Tatiara Netball Association Presentation Day was held on September 12 with Keith’s Danielle Vankalken taking out the A grade best and fairest from Mandy Harper (Keith).

Vankalken won her first A grade best and fairest with 1.69 votes per game, from Harper 1.54 votes per game, while third was Sophie Henschke (Naracoorte) 1.46 votes per game. Sophie Henschke (Naracoorte) was the winner of the Rhonda Kellock Memorial award for the most votes by an Under 21 player in the A grade.

Due to byes throughout the season the award in all grades

was decided on match ratio system (votes won divided by matches played) with final result showing votes per game.

Alexa Schreiber (Keith) was best and fairest in the A Reserve with 1.29 votes per game.

Runner up was Lucy Henschke (Naracoorte) 1.21; and most consistent was Mary Wachtel (Keith) 1.14.

Penola’s Kimberley Wilson was the winner in the B grade with 1.33 votes per game. Runner up was Chloe Burke (Naracoorte) 1.31; Joint most consistent were Laticia Dick (Keith) and Phoebe Pado (Keith) 1.23.

The C grade award went

to joint winners Mandy Clark (Naracoorte) and Mardi Riley (Naracoorte) 1.5 votes per game.

Runner up was Kate Devereux (Penola) 1.21; most consistent Ellen Gillett (Keith) 1.

Award winners in junior grades were: Division 1: Best and fairest, Tegan Daniel (Kingston) 1.62 votes per game; runner up Abbie Croser (Mundulla) 1.58; most consistent, Tara Nicolle (Lucindale) 1.55.

15 & Under: Best and fairest, Tess Porter (Penola) 2.64 votes per game; runner up, Amelia Mahney (Border Districts) 2.23; most consistent, Brooke Edwards (Padthaway) 2.07.

Frank Kentish 23/25 won C From Charles Wallis 23/25.

The South East Autotrade Highgun Award over the three events was successfully won

by Andrew Hoare with a great score of 153/160 after a shootoff with Gavin Height and Surasak Pienudomkijlert (Skye).

The next monthly competition will be held on Saturday, October 9.

O G ROBERTS & CO 50 TGT BALLTRAP CHAMPIONSHIP: (Above top right) Andrew Hoare, Dougal Simson, sponsor Bryce Roberts, Heather Ryan & Robert Marcato

SOUTH EAST AUTOTRADE HIGHGUN AWARD: (Above top left) Winner Andrew Hoare congratulatd by Brian Spring.

BUCIK TYREPOWER 25TGT POINTSCORE CHAMPIONSHIP: (Above bottom right) Scott Fleming, Dale Robertson, Frank Kentish &Greg Kessegian

Division 2: Best and fairest, Chloe Woolley (Naracoorte) 2.22 votes per game; runner up, Mackenzie Burke (Border Districts) 1.29; most consistent, Kahlia McLay (Naracoorte) 1.22.

13 & Under A: Best and fairest, Anna McAuley (Keith) 2.29 votes per game; runner up, Keely Rata (Border Districts) 1.62; joint most consistent, Asha Mock (Mundulla), Abby Mules (Kingston), Piper Stenner (Kingston) 1.5.

The Team of the Year comprised: GS – Danielle Vankalken (Keith) GA – Charlee Hodges (Kyby) WA – Ella Jones (Lucindale)

BAXTER HIRE 25 TGT CLUB CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIP: (Above bottom left) Gavin Height, Mick Rudd, Frank Kentish & Heath Telford.

C – Sally Skeer (Penola) WD – Nikki Smart (Lucindale) GD – Sophie Henschke (Naracoorte) GK – Tyler Atkinson (Border Districts) Reserves – Jordyn Adams (Penola), Kaitlin Egan (Penola), April Possingham (Penola).

Coach of the Year - Georgia Cadzow (Keith).

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Challenging racing conditions Fifteen riders take on the wet & wild weather with a maiden victory for Elmer Buckland With the weather forecast to be cold and wet with a strong wind blowing, the decision was made early to allow the junior racers a weekend off earlier this month.

Fifteen hardy racers, however, made the trek out to McEnroe ad, Tarpeena for the 20km handicap race along the Hundred Line. A strong westerly wind would allow for a nice tailwind at the start, but without any corners to break up the wind, it was going to be a hard slog back towards the finish line.

Despite early hail just before the race, the weather cleared up in time for Elmer Buckland and Jason Buckland to begin their race, followed two minutes later by Damian Buckley, Jen Buckland and Harry Opperman. The early runners were given a larger gap over the chasing groups with a further 6six the next group, consisting of Dean Zeven, Spek Peake and Patrick Langsmith began their chase. They were followed two minutes later by Niel van Niekirk, Jami Buckley, Matt Fiegert and Bruce McLaughlin, with Matthew Opperman and Ash Herrewyn taking up the chase a further two minutes back. The final racer to leave, 30 seconds after Ash and Matthew, was Nick Kidman, giving the front markers a

12.5 minute head start.

Enjoying the tailwind for the first part of the race, speeds were high as each group set about the task of chasing down the groups ahead of them. They worked well together until the turnaround point, when the change in wind direction put some riders well into the hurt box.

The first two groups came together with about 9km still to race, and Elmer managed to hold on to the faster wheels as they came by.

The bunches further back were still

working hard together to peg back the margin, but the riders at the front were too strong.

In the final kilometers Harry and Elmer were able to push ahead of Jen and Damian, with Elmer Buckland taking out his maiden senior victory ahead of Harry Opperman, in a time of 43:23.

They were followed 20 seconds later by Jen Buckland and Damian Buckley, then Spek Peake and Dean Zeven a further 1:20 behind.

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Tenison Woods College best in South Australia

Tenison Woods College Year 10 netball team has emerged from the Adelaide finals last week as the best in South Australia.

The star studded line-up. coached by well known junior coach Sharon Adams, defeated Cabra Dominican College by eight goals in thetitle decider. The girls went undefeated all day despite some fierce competition from Scotch College, Blackwood High, Trinity College and Cabra. Many of these girls were a part of the 2020 team that won the Year 8/9 State Title and many will be backing up this weekend in local competition grand finals - some of them in A Grade clashes.

The Open girls, coached by Donna Denton, finished third, while the Year 8/9 girls, coached by Heidi Clark, finished fourth.

SIMPLY THE BEST: (Back row) Abby Denton, Portia McRae, Annelise Janssen, Rylee kenny, Ellie Bouchier & Sharon Adams (coach) and (front row) Tess Porter, Sophie Wrightson, Siobhan Adams, Paige Lucas & Daisy Tunkin.

Buckley, who narrowly outsprinted Niel van Niekirk to the line, Jason Buckland, Matt Fiegert, Matthew Opperman, who took out fastest time, Ash Herrewyn, Patrick Langsmith, Bruce McLaughlin and Nick Kidman.

The rain held off for the racing, but returned with a vengeance as the bikes were being loaded into the cars. Thanks to John Cranwell who gave up his own race in order to be our Commissaire, and Deb Lang who helped with turnaround

duties. We are especially thankful for all the work of our volunteers.

FASTEST TIME: (Above left) Matthew Opperman secures fastest time after finishing ahead of Ash Herrewyn.

LEADING PACK: (Above right) Winning group with 4km to ride Jen Buckland, Harry Opperman, Elmer Buckland, Damian Buckley & Jason Bucklland.

Mount Gambier Rifle Club new era with electronic targets Mount Gambier Rifle Club has stepped into the future and will start their new season off by shooting on newly purchased electronic targets.

Going away from the traditional manually operated targets with a marker pulling a target down checking for a bullet hole, valuing the shot, patching out the old shot and then putting the target up with a spotter in the hole the shooter just made, so the shooter can see with the aid of a spotting scope along side of them to see where there shot landed and a value of the shot is a long drawn out process.

In fact, it takes a few minutes of valuable time,every shot (if the shot didn’t land in the bulleseye), before the shooter can shoot again and in varying wind and weather conditions will always impact on the shooters score if a wind change is missed.

Electronic targets which give instant and accurate feedback to the shooter by looking at a tablet placed alongside of them, the target does not have to marked or visually inspected and results in some excellent feedback on groups, bullet speed at the target face and the SD standard deviation (variations

in speed of the bullet) which is critical to building a good reloaded bullet.

The use of these impressive targets have now allowed the club members to take a snapshot of their groups and study them for improvement that can be made with their shooting style/bullets or approach to their next round of shooting, one major advantage is the instant feedback of where the shot landed and its value this now cuts several minutes out of the competitors need for extreme concertaration on the weather/ wind and elements.

It also allows the club to put through many more shooters in quiet a considerably less amount of time, allowing club members to finish the days shooting earlier or have time for more practice rounds.

For the public that wish to look at these targets and see how brilliantly they work visitors are welcome out at the range’ Shooting starts at 1.30pm each Saturday visitors must contact the club before with intentions of coming out and all COVIDp Policies and sign in policies must be adheared to contact Captain Kym Muller 0456 256 669 or email mtgambierrifleclub@gmail.com

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Each week in September only at OGR* T&C’s apply.

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*Terms & Conditions apply. Offers EXCLUSIVE to OGR – O G Roberts & Co. Mazda Mount Gambier. Excludes Fleet, Government, Rental. Vehicles must be ordered from September 2021 and with finance approval by 30/09/2021. E&OE.

Available at Carlin & Gazzard Honda only and while stocks last. Honda reserves the right to cease, change or extend any offer without prior notice.

Carlin & Gazzard Honda 116-138 Commercial Street East. Mount Gambier.

Phone 8723 8881, George Haskas 0409 671 074. LVD 394