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LEADING local trainer, Compton's Tracie Price, will hope his well-performed greyhound Wild Banker can add to his already impressive record this year when he...
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Digital Editions archives. Total Yarding: 1422 (+494) NARACOORTE CATTLE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12 Numbers lifted by around a third to yarding of 1422 head as the spring season starts to cut...
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Farmers threaten to walk if access to workers is further impacted
May 5, 2024 · Farmers are warning they will change what they grow or even walk away from farming if their access to overseas workers is reduced, new data from the National Farmers’ Federation has revealed. The survey of farmers from nearly every commodity across the country comes amid looming changes to the UK backpacker rules, increased visa fees, and ...
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Driver arrested after fatal Dukes Highway crash. 13/11/2024. A man has been arrested following a fatal crash at Brimbago this week. About 11.50am on Tuesday, November 12, emergency services were called to...
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About Us. The Border Watch newspaper began in 1861 and was started by Janet Laurie and her two teenage sons, Andrew, 17, and James 15 and when it was first published on April 26, 1861 Janet Laurie became the founder, first owner, manager and editor. She had been editor of the Portland Herald since 1854 and perhaps was the first female editor in ...
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The Border Watch newspaper is based in Mount Gambier and serves the Limestone Coast. TBW Today Pty Ltd.
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Jobs at risk as state health department denies Victorian workers’ applications. VICTORIAN-BASED aged care workers at one of Mount Gambier's residential facilities are likely to lose their jobs after their applications to enter South Australia...
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The Fair Work Commission will gain the power to issue mandatory orders across the road transport contract chain, with parliament passing the government’s Closing...