Five regional local government associations – representing 46 of the State’s 68 councils – have united behind a shared vision for council funding reform ahead of national public hearings in Adelaide and Port Lincoln this week.

The Regional Tourism Organisation for the Limestone Coast will move from the Limestone Coast Local Government Association (LCLGA) to Regional Development Australia- Limestone Coast (RDALC), marking a new chapter for tourism leadership and collaboration…

A project can tick every regulatory box and still lose the room. That is the reality of social licence, and too many still fail to grasp it...

The Limestone Coast Local Government Association has a clear and united position on hydraulic fracture stimulation in the Limestone Coast.

The Limestone Coast Local Government Association (LCLGA) has welcomed new measures in the 2026–27 Federal Budget that will support more housing and better roads across regional Australia.

A new workshop exploring the agritourism opportunity will bring together regional businesses to share practical insights and explore diversification opportunities across the Limestone Coast.

The Limestone Coast’s Regional Tourism Organisation, the Limestone Coast Local Government Association (LCLGA), says Qantas’ decision to withdraw from the Mount Gambier route is a disappointing setback for the local tourism sector, businesses and regional…