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Coorong council appoints new CEO
Scott Reardon will move over from neighbouring Karoonda East Murray.
🏛️ Council
Scott Reardon will move over from neighbouring Karoonda East Murray.
🏗️ Growth
Murray Bridge doesn’t just need more houses, public transport and business investment – it needs to work on its reputation, too.
🗓 Things to Do
Your guide to everything happening in Murray Bridge and surrounds this week, including school holiday activities.
🏗️ Growth
Firmus Technologies will answer questions from Murraylands residents about its plans for the region.
🙂 Good News
Murray Bridge teenager Joseph Ribbons has received the Dr Alice Alitya Rigney Prize for 2026.
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Don’t believe everything you hear in the national media, say Raine and Horne Murraylands’ Michael Cox and Casey DeMichele.
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The Ngarrindjeri elder and outgoing health service executive has been recognised for a lifetime of work making life better for his people.
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See who has been seen out and about in the Murraylands this week, thanks to Spry Holdings.
Exclusive: The Hall Cafe is about to reopen under new owners – a big milestone for a township which doesn’t have any other shops or eateries.
Plus the latest in rifle shooting, golf, horse racing and more.
The meat processing company has filed a proposal for its Pallamana site, just outside Murray Bridge.
Plus an update to Murray Bridge News subscription prices.
Plus three teenagers are injured in a road crash at Toora, a stolen boat is recovered and two people are reported for cannabis possession.
But first, its committee needs to keep raising the funds it plans to give away.
Elders, young people, workers and more have been celebrated at ceremony in Murray Bridge in 2026.
Your guide to everything happening in Murray Bridge and surrounds this week, including NAIDOC Week events.
Exclusive: Global firm CNH has shifted manufacturing operations away from its factory, but will continue with fewer staff.
Firmus and Skylab Australia are planning to build major industrial facilities in the Murraylands. Here’s what that could mean.
Nii Asafoiayse Tawiah Omunukum IV and Naa Borley Faagbe, known locally as Eric and Bezza Mensah, have made their home in regional SA after being installed as traditional leaders.