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As part of NAIDOC Week, The Riddoch will host the launch of headspace Mount Gambier’s Stronger You Journal, a social and emotional wellbeing resource made specifically for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people in the South East. Read full article

Council adopted the Annual Business Plan and Budget (ABP&B) 2024/2025, Long Term Financial Plan (LTFP) 2025/2034 and the Asset Management Plans (AMPs) 2025/2034 at a Special Council Meeting held on Tuesday 25 June 2024. Read full article

City of Mount Gambier will deliver a learn to ride space at the Mount Gambier Railway Lands in the first quarter of the new financial year following endorsement at the June 2024 Council meeting. Read full article

The City of Mount Gambier is pleased to present the draft community vision for Mount Gambier 2035, incorporating an overarching vision statement, ‘A volcanic past with a crystal-clear future’. The community is invited to review the vision and share their thoughts. Read full article

City of Mount Gambier will introduce a new streamlined application process for all community grants and sponsorships from 1 July 2024. Read full article

After more than 10 years at the helm of iconic Mount Gambier tourism site Engelbrecht Cave, licensee Jan Coleman has decided to hand back the keys to the City of Mount Gambier at the end of June 2024. Read full article

A community panel comprised of 28 local people from all walks of life have come together to develop a draft community vision for the city’s future for the next 11 years – Mount Gambier 2035. Read full article

Mount Gambier Library will host author Bronwyn Saunders with the launch of her picture book ‘Diprotodon: A Megafauna Journey’ on Sunday 9 June at 11:00am. Read full article

Author, dietitian, and mindfulness practitioner Sallyanne Pisk will visit Mount Gambier Library to offer tips and strategies on how to make food and lifestyle choices to improve your health and wellbeing on Wednesday 12 June at 7:00pm. Read full article

The Riddoch Arts and Cultural Centre will present three new exhibitions opening to the public on Saturday 15 June as part of the winter program. The exhibitions feature the works of three female artists spanning styles and generations, Clarice Beckett: Paintings from the National Collection, Natalya Hughes: The Interior and Beth Kay: The Feminine Art of Shooting. Read full article