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Author Leonie Kelsall returns to Mount Gambier Library on Sunday 24 July at 11:00am to launch her third novel, The River Gum Cottage. Read full article

The City of Mount Gambier 2022/2023 Annual Business Plan and Budget was adopted at a Special Council meeting held on Tuesday 28 June 2022. Council also adopted Draft Long Term Financial Plan and Draft Asset Management Plans 2023-2032 at the meeting. Read full article

Author Nina Campbell is heading to Mount Gambier Library to launch her murder mystery novel, Daughters of Eve, on Tuesday 5 July 2022 at 7:00pm. Read full article

Council has today reopened Haig Drive and Brownes Lake/Kroweratwari to the public for the first time following the Crater Lakes fire in late January this year. Read full article

Mount Gambier Library is hosting the launch of ‘Living Without Fingerprints; A point in time’ – a photobiography by author and burns survivor John Weeks, on Wednesday 29 June at 7:00pm at City Hall. Read full article

The City of Mount Gambier is inviting feedback to determine the community’s engagement with and future aspirations for the Crater Lakes area. Read full article

The Wulanda Recreation and Convention Centre at Olympic Park on Margaret Street continues to take shape both internally and externally despite current challenges facing the construction industry. Read full article

Bestselling author Maya Linnell will return to Mount Gambier Library on Tuesday 21 June 2022 at 7:00pm for the launch of her fourth book, Paperbark Hill. Read full article

Following the endorsement of the Mount Gambier Sport, Recreation and Open Space Strategy (SROSS) in April 2022 and further consultation with key stakeholders, City of Mount Gambier has drafted the Blue Lake Sports Park Master Plan. The high level draft plan was endorsed at the May Council meeting and is now open for community feedback. Read full article

A program of events will be held at the Mount Gambier Library and The Riddoch Arts and Cultural Centre from Friday 27 May to Friday 3 June 2022 to acknowledge National Reconciliation Week. The theme for 2022 is ‘Be Brave. Make Change’ and the City of Mount Gambier program will celebrate the recent dual naming of culturally significant local sites. Read full article