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MICHAEL O'Brien isn't changing his mind about the rock lobster fishing season starting on November 1 and says the professional fishers should "embrace change".

He wants them to  "share his vision to protect the fishery...

WHEN he’s not putting out fires, Adam Curkpatrick is fanning the flames in female hearts.

The hunky 22-year-old fireman, formerly of Kingston, is also raising funds for burns victims by shedding his shirt for the Metropolitan Fire Service’...

ROCK lobster fishers will have just six months to fish and a Total Allowable Commercial Catch of only 1250 tonnes in the southern zone in 2010-11.

The TACC – 10 per cent less than last season – will be kept at the same level for two years.

TWINS Harry and Isabel Smart of Reedy Creek are the new faces of Kingston branch of the Red Cross.

Mum Jess Smart, accompanied by her 18-month-olds, spoke to the Leader last week about how she felt “honoured and lucky to have been asked” t...

A SPECIAL meeting of Robe District Council will decide whether to extend the Bowling Club’s lease for 21 years after more than 100 submissions were made.

Councillors didn’t debate the request at their monthly meeting last week as public co...

KINGSTON District Council deputy chairman Cr Graham Gribble has signalled his intention to step down as the chairman of a key regional committee.

Cr Gribble has chaired the waste management committee of the SE Local Government Association ...

CR Gary Peters has asked Kingston District Council works manager Bob Bates to seek an upgrade of the Southern Ports Hwy at the white bridge over the Butcher Gap Drain.

"Coming from Robe, it's very, very rough," he told the July m...

CAPE Jaffa Anchorage has set the benchmark on environmental management for other marinas across the nation.

The CJA marina was awarded level four clean marina status.

WORK on the second stage of Robe’s Lake Butler $150,000 boardwalk is expected to get underway within a month.

The District Council secured the funds through the Federal Government’s economic stimulus package.

USERS of unsealed district roads in Kingston should be able to look forward to driving on better quality surfaces in the future.

The District Council is investing $27,500 over three years to start a program of rubble testing, which will re...