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18 May 12 | View a copy of the Times e-edition.
Cane toad menace in Mount Gambier
18 May 12 | ONE of Australia's worst animal pests, the cane toad, has been found on the building site of the Woolworths shopping complex on Penola Road.
Unbeaten sides meet
18 May 12 | In a top of the table clash South Augusta and Solomon-town will meet this Sunday in Port Augusta to determine who will sit alone in first place. Both sides have recruited well for season 2012 and on paper they appear to be evenly matched well balanced teams with plenty of flexibility.
18 May 12 | The John Pirie Secondary School is building the scientists and mathematicians of the future. A group of 40 students from Years 9 and 10 visited UniSA at Mawson Lakes recently as part of the school’s University Pathways program with emphasis on maths and science.
Down every street appeal
18 May 12 | Volunteers for Novita are knocking on doors in Port Augusta asking for donations for the Down Every Street Appeal. The donations go towards providing equipment for children with a disability in Port Augusta and surrounding towns. Local optometrist Mitch Hancock, of Gulf & Ranges Optometrists kick started the campaign with a $1000 donation to Novita.
History awaits Risk It All
18 May 12 | Winner of the Hamilton, Apsley and Mount Gambier cups in the past 14 months, star galloper, Risk It All can give local trainer Michael O'Leary his seventh home town cup success at Allan Scott Glenburnie Racecourse this afternoon.
Float incentive to carnival trainers
18 May 12 | The committee of the Mount Gambier Racing Club would like nothing better than to present one astute - if not lucky - trainer with a double horse float come Sunday afternoon.
17 May 12 | A fundraising marathon will be held to help Angus Dunn get his much needed kidney transplant.
Racing gurus share their tips
17 May 12 | OUR racing writer and sports editor give their tips for the Scott Group of Companies Mount Gambier Gold Cup.
17 May 12 | Twenty-three young Kangaroo Island footballers were invited by South Adelaide’s Mini-League to be part of Saturday’s Crows vs Geelong match played AAMI stadium.
17 May 12 | A-Grade Parndana 12.13 (85) d Dudley United 10.13 (73) Parndana Goal Kickers: A. Bussenschutt 6, N. Trethewey 4, J. Gaskin 1, M. Bowden 1
Panthers fight back for win
17 May 12 | A Grade Wisanger 58 d Kingscote 50 Game started very evenly. Good defence all down the court with a few loose passes by both teams. Both teams made changes with Kingscote pulling ahead by two with some strong supportive drives at the ball in the 2nd quarter.   | GALLERY: KI NETBALL 12.05.12
Young Eagles no match for Roosters
17 May 12 | Reserves Parndana v Dudley It was ideal football conditions on Saturday at the Dudley United Football Club. In the B Grade, it looked like being an even contest at the start of play with both sides moving the ball well.   | GALLERY: KI FOOTBALL 12.05.12
Panthers keep Dogs honest 'til the end
17 May 12 | A Grade Kingscote v Wisanger The A grade game at Panther Park was played in ideal conditions – fine, cool with no breeze. It was tightly contested footy right from the first siren with Damon Tyley working hard in front of his home crowd to get the first goal, followed up by one from young Liam Sampson.   | GALLERY: KI FOOTBALL 12.05.12
Peter the face of modern farming
17 May 12 | Peter Cooper always knew he wanted to be a farmer. “My dad, Phil, always farmed and my mother, Barb grew up on the Buttrose family farm at Stokes Bay, so I became comfortable with farming. I enjoyed helping out and inevitably wanted to do it myself.”
Fulfilling life is enough reward for this
17 May 12 | Michael Swayne says volunteering for the Country Fire Service makes him “Happy to live a fulfilled life. Knowing that I’ve done something successful to help our community makes it really worthwhile.”
17 May 12 | Eco-Action Kangaroo Island will continue to defend the environment in the HeliExperiences case.   | CommentsComments (1)
17 May 12 | Kangaroo Island Fresh Seafoods will re-open its takeaway business this week after owners Tina Kleeven and Eddy Rademacher received overwhelming feedback
Flirting with history
17 May 12 | Fascination with the Island’s dark and dangerous history was recently demonstrated by community and media interest in the search for the graves of those who perished when the Loch Sloy was wrecked on the Island’s west coast in 1899.
17 May 12 | Kangaroo Island Mayor Jayne Bates has used her casting vote to prevent the council spending $20,000 on a “partnership building” training course for elected members.
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