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Local author Beth Delos Santos will launch her two books ‘Bethany, In the After: Embracing the Beauty in Letting Go' and 'Bethany, In the Before: A Journey of Love, connection and Becoming’ on Saturday 3 May at 11:00am at Mount Gambier Library. Read full article

Founder of the Anxiety Disorders Association South East (ADASE) Helen Williams will launch her book ‘The Jigsaw Within My Mind’ on Thursday 1 May at 1:30pm at City Hall. Read full article

Fantasy author Rose Harvey is set to discuss her novels at Mount Gambier Library on Wednesday 23 April at 7:00pm. Read full article

The Riddoch Arts & Cultural Centre presents two exhibitions that explore the artistic and cultural significance of wood in the South East. Wood Work and The Woodcutter will launch with an opening event at 6:00pm on Friday 11 April 2025, with both exhibitions running from Saturday 12 April to Sunday 8 June 2025. Read full article

Mount Gambier Library is excited to host beloved children’s author Mem Fox, for a discussion on the joy and importance of reading, on Thursday 8 May at 6.00pm at City Hall. Read full article

City of Mount Gambier is calling for Expressions of Interest (EOI) from electric scooter (e-scooter) mobility operators to trial a public e-scooter fleet in Mount Gambier for 12 months. Read full article

City of Mount Gambier and District Council of Grant will submit a joint motion regarding regional air travel for consideration within the agenda for the Australian Local Government Association National General Assembly to be held in June 2025. Read full article

Bestselling Australian author Nicole Alexander is set to return to Mount Gambier Library with her latest release ‘The Limestone Road’ on Wednesday 9 April at 7:00pm. Read full article

City of Mount Gambier is calling on passionate young people aged 15 to 25 to join the Youth Activation Group (YAG), a volunteer group dedicated to planning events, organising activities and advocating for youth issues within the local community. Read full article

The Essential Services Commission of South Australia (ESCOSA) has found City of Mount Gambier’s historical, current and projected financial performance to be ‘mostly sustainable’. Read full article