Life goes on at flood-affected printing business in Murray Bridge
Print City might have been the business hit hardest during a rainstorm earlier this month, but its team is carrying on.
Print City might have been the business hit hardest during a rainstorm earlier this month, but its team is carrying on.
🗓 Things to Do
Community workshops on drought preparedness will be held on March 31 at Tailem Bend.
🏆 Sport
Plus the latest in speedway, horse racing, 10-pin bowling and more.
Don Green explains a joke that got way out of hand at Tailem Bend.
📷 Social Photos
See who has been seen out and about in the Murraylands this week, thanks to Spry Holdings.
🙂 Good News
A pilot by Flinders University and the Riverland Mallee Coorong Local Health Network, co-designed with Aboriginal community members, aims to make life better for locals.
🚨 Crime and Fire
Plus officers investigate a clothing theft and report one man for an assault in Adelaide and another for traffic offences.
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The 2026 biennial has opened with a welcome ceremony and musical performances, and will continue until April 12.
One Nation’s Robert Roylance is likely to achieve a shock election win, even as Labor is returned to power in SA.
Peri Strathearn analyses voting patterns and the political mood in the Murraylands ahead of the 2026 state election.
Health industry publication Croakey, Murray Bridge News and the Moorundi health service will co-host a public event on March 25.
The local franchise has brought home no less than 13 trophies from a state awards ceremony on Saturday night.
Your guide to everything happening in Murray Bridge and surrounds this week, thanks to Itsandbits Australia.
Candidates from across the Ngarrindjeri nation, the Riverland and South East will compete for seven seats at Saturday’s election.
Sally Lockwood invites the state election candidates to explain how they will improve health services in the Murraylands.
EXCLUSIVE: The Electoral Commission of SA has been asked to investigate a Labor website claiming to educate voters about “Airlie’s true colours”.
The city’s two Lions Clubs have joined forces to buy a dispenser and install it at Murray Bridge Swimming Centre.
Murray Bridge Medical Centre’s Dr Amber Salman explains. Plus, the latest on this winter’s flu vaccines, and a new nasal spray for kids.
The party’s commitments depend only on the statewide result, not whether Simone Bailey gets up in Hammond, Premier Peter Malinauskas says.