Celebration of David Gulpilil planned for National Reconciliation Week
The late actor, who lived his last years in Murray Bridge, will be remembered in a line-up of films on NITV and SBS this month.
The late actor, who lived his last years in Murray Bridge, will be remembered in a line-up of films on NITV and SBS this month.
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A public meeting will be held at Tailem Bend next week as ratepayers are invited to have their say.
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You, too can support mental health by completing 3307 push-ups this June.
Dozens of classic cars and their drivers have come from around Australia to celebrate a British marque in the Murraylands.
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A new playground has opened at Mypolonga Memorial Oval as work on a new canteen, changerooms and toilets progresses.
A crew from The Sundowner have shot a key sequence at a pioneer village near Tailem Bend, with locals featuring as extras.
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Murray Bridge woman Shae Lehmann hopes to help others by sharing her experience this Crohn’s and Colitis Awareness Month.
Murray Bridge High School will present a production of the Broadway musical, based on the earlier novel and film, this June.
The Kiwanis and a social garden group have each done their bit to make the day a bit brighter for hundreds of Murray Bridge locals.
See who has been seen out and about in the Murraylands this week, thanks to Spry Holdings.
A Tailem Bend woman has begun sharing her craft with others at a series of workshops in Murray Bridge.
A motorcyclist has died in a collision on the Old Princes Highway on the first day of Road Safety Week.
Your guide to everything happening in Murray Bridge and surrounds this week, including the Harrington Circus Show.
Fast-rising property values will offset a rate-in-the-dollar decrease for residents of the rural city in 2026-27.
Raine and Horne Murraylands’ Henry Cahillane explains two recent law changes, and how tenants can get their foot in the door of their next property.
Member for Hammond Robert Roylance has offered some insights into his plans for the next four years at a business breakfast in Murray Bridge.
Work is continuing on a $2.5 million project which will give residents access to mains water.
Plus the latest in darts, horse racing, shooting and more.