Potential jobs cuts at the 60+ year old Millicent tissue mill was among the biggest news impacting the Limestone Coast this week.

While job cuts have yet to be confirmed,  the mill's new owner Arbex has described the current process as a "transformation project".

One Nation MP Jason Virgo has come out quickly, calling for government support to secure local jobs and local manufacturing.

In other news, a National Police Remembrance Day event was held at the Mount Gambier Police Station on Tuesday. Police officer Jason Doig, who was killed on duty, was among those remembered.

And the Limestone Coast Prostate Cancer Support Group has raised money to boost services for local men.

Thanks to the Mount Gambier Aviation Museum committee members for sharing the pic of the recently opened museum, which showcases the history of aviation in our region.

Finally, enjoy the long weekend, stay safe on the roads and have a great weekend. Thanks for reading our newsletter!

And remember, if you have a story idea or a news tip, drop an email to abcsoutheast@abc.net.au.

Sandra Morello

ABC South East SA editor

Dozens of jobs could be lost at one of Australia's largest paper mills as new owner Arbex flags a "transformation project" aimed at keeping the business sustainable.

Card surcharges cost small businesses thousands in fees annually. While many stores pass these fees onto shoppers, the RBA is set to change this from October 1.

Taegan Partington was stunned by the care gaps she found moving to regional SA after giving birth. She and other women want to have their say.

After a warm and dry start to spring, heavy rain is expected to sweep across south-east Australia this weekend. 

South Australians were expecting a severe storm on September 28, 2016, and news crews were on the road gathering information. But when the entire state lost power, the sad truth is not many people would have seen the reports.

The federal government has launched a national education campaign on the H5 bird flu to provide "practical advice" to Australians on what to do if they come across sick or dead birds.