THIS weekend’s KNTFL minor round finale could hardly be more delicately poised, with two massive games set to decide the make-up of the top five.
Lucindale in third place, Kybybolite in fourth and Mundulla in fifth are all tied on 44 points, and to a point each appears to hold their destiny in their own

 Locally based horses Autumn Jeuney and Royal Ida will have an exhibition run at Mount Gambier Racing Club's first race meet in Naracoorte today.
The meet has been transferred to Naracoorte because the Mount Gambier and Penola tracks are too

 Town netballers played in by far the worst conditions of the season with players sodden after their games on Saturday.
Grow Masters player of the day was Kym Webber from Phoenix B grade. and Jodi Poka from Tigers A

 The Auskick season wound up with a huge family day at the Naracoorte footy oval on August 3.
Nearly all 71 registered boys and girls attended the final session with the added incentive of a parents versus kids grudge match which was umpired by SE SANFL representative Tony Elletson, who also dished out a few goodies to

 The Auskick season wound up with a huge family day at the Naracoorte footy oval on August 3.
Nearly all 71 registered boys and girls attended the final session with the added incentive of a parents versus kids grudge match which was umpired by SE SANFL representative Tony Elletson, who also dished out a few goodies to

 Naracoorte's A grade footy side secured top spot with a thumping win over Bordertown in sloppy conditions.
Considering the muddy conditions, Naracoorte produced a skillful display of hard-running football against a determined but outclassed Bordertown

 Both Upper SE lads Clint Diment from Bordertown and Naracoorte junior Ben McIntyre further enhanced their football credentials with solid performances at the 2008 NAB AFL under 16s championships.
This pair was among six Glenelg players in the 30-man squad which was coached by former Sturt and Norwood 350 game premiership

 Naracoorte's A grade netball side produced its best performance of the season to knock over a previously undefeated Bordertown in commanding fashion.
Naracoorte's defensive pressure was unrelenting, preventing a usually free-flowing Bordertown to get any

 Naracoorte's A grade netball side produced its best performance of the season to knock over a previously undefeated Bordertown in commanding fashion.
Naracoorte's defensive pressure was unrelenting, preventing a usually free-flowing Bordertown to get any

 An 18-YEAR-OLD Naracoorte man was arrested and remanded in custody until September.
Wade Gibbs, was arrested for breaching his bail and property damage to a window at the Naracoorte Football Club at about 1am

 Padthaway Primary School students have given Australia's Olympic athletes that little bit of extra inspiration.
The primary school students have written letters to their favourite athletes going for gold at the Beijing Olympics which runs until August

 Padthaway Primary School students have given Australia's Olympic athletes that little bit of extra inspiration.
The primary school students have written letters to their favourite athletes going for gold at the Beijing Olympics which runs until August

 Padthaway Primary School students have given Australia's Olympic athletes that little bit of extra inspiration.
The primary school students have written letters to their favourite athletes going for gold at the Beijing Olympics which runs until August

 CHRIS Tilley is living his dream serving with the Australian Army on the front line of Afghanistan.
The 22-year-old is looking forward to coming home to Lucindale to enjoy his mother’s cooking on Christmas

 THE old adage that one person's trash is another's treasure rang true at a fundraising sale by Naracoorte Day Therapy last month.
Day therapy clients and staff rummaged through their sheds and cupboards to present an impressive line-up of items for $2 or less at the trash and treasure sale to raise money for Naracoorte

 NARACOORTE Primary School's parent club's hard work has paid off, with the school set to receive a new Pedal Prix car.
The school's students have been racing 13-year-old Blue Thunder One and their newer Blue Thunder Two, but were hoping to have two new

 THEIR number was small but their message was loud and clear – local teachers want the State Government to look after their schools.
A dozen local teachers and Australian Education Union officials rallied outside the Naracoorte office of Member for MacKillop Mitch Williams last Thursday morning to protest the

 A CELEBRATION of the contribution seniors make to the community will kick off in Naracoorte in October.
This year's month-long Every Generation Festival is jam-packed with events for our senior

 PENOLA'S Mary MacKillop Memorial School now boasts the latest technology in every classroom.
Parents and teachers held a working bee recently to install the school's fourth interactive

 MARY MacKillop Memorial School students honoured our hopefully soon-to-be saint, with a feast on Friday.
Hundreds of masses were held all across the nation to commemorate the 99th anniversary of her

 THE old adage that one person's trash is another's treasure rang true at a fundraising sale by Naracoorte Day Therapy last month.
Day therapy clients and staff rummaged through their sheds and cupboards to present an impressive line-up of items for $2 or less at the trash and treasure sale to raise money for Naracoorte

BLOOD and fingerprint evidence is being examined in an effort to find the culprits of two break-ins at Naracoorte CBD shops on Tuesday morning.
At about 3.15am Tuesday, Naracoorte police responded to two calls of multiple alarms from two separate buildings in Ormerod

The Naracoorte hierarchy could not decide on its team's best players, so they chose everyone.
That's how well everything came together for the Demons against the Crows.
There is now no doubt Naracoorte is the team to beat come finals, having defeated biggest rivals Keith twice this

A TASTING journey around the chocolate world was the highlight of Naracoorte Lucindale Business and Tourism Association's annual meeting last week.
Chocolatier Jason Van Leuven took members through a tasting of eight of his "origin chocolates" derived from the cocoa of such countries as Costa Rica, Venezuela, Peru,

Tayla Corrigan was by far the greenest player going into the national under 16 basketball championships on July 12-19.
But if she was daunted at first, the relative newcomer to the game of basketball certainly came into her own as the tournament