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Don't Overdue It

This award winning podcast delves into the story of the Mount Gambier Library. Looking at innovations to programming, authors to local history. We invite you to join in and learn more about our work here in the library and our place within our community.

Podcast · By Mount Gambier Library · Australian English · AU · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    That's Rubbish! Recycling with the City of Mount Gambier (opens the original)

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    We’re joined by Aaron Izzard, Environmental Sustainability Business Partner from the City of Mount Gambier, to chat all things recycling! What actually happens to our recycling once it hits the bin? We look at what can and can’t be recycled, some of the common mistakes people make, and how we can all do our bit to reduce waste. Let’s sort the rubbish from the recycling!

  2. Episode · Jul 28, 2026

    Forgotten Front Bars- Part 2 (opens the original)

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    For those who missed the live Forgotten Front Bars show inJuly, we now present the second batch of fun and fascinating stories of Mount Gambier’s long-lost pubs. We go back to the very beginning to the first hotel license ever granted in Mount Gambier, the story of the Mount Gambier Hotel that wasn't even in South Australia, the pub people were dying to get into and of course what would be a good forgotten front bar tale with a mysterious fire!

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