🙂 Good News
New chapter begins for Murray Bridge’s SES brigade
The local State Emergency Service unit has launched an appeal for volunteers after a $110,000 facilities upgrade and a bit of a culture shift.
🙂 Good News
The local State Emergency Service unit has launched an appeal for volunteers after a $110,000 facilities upgrade and a bit of a culture shift.
🏆 Sport
Plus the latest in darts, horse racing and more.
🙂 Good News
The Murraylands and Riverland Landscape Board's iSPYthon project has been named a finalist in 2026.
🏗️ Development
How can a 51-home development, Ashbrook Grove, be built next to an area of protected vegetation in Murray Bridge? We investigate.
🏗️ Development
Two locations in the Murraylands will share in more than $430,000 worth of federal black spot funding.
🚨 Emergencies
Separate collisions have claimed two lives in the Murraylands in less than 24 hours.
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Your guide to everything happening in Murray Bridge and surrounds this week, including Murray Bridge Glows.
The event showcases acoustic performances from young, local musicians in an intimate, unplugged setting.
A pair of Murray Bridge breakfast radio presenters are about to hit a milestone.
The Coorong council responds to demand for housing, a plan to share wind farm wealth is floated, the lack of EV charging at Mannum is questioned and more.
Murray Bridge’s hospital helipad, unused for two years, will reopen soon, state Health Minister Blair Boyer says.
Abdullah Balhaddad has been granted permission to return to his family in Murray Bridge after this publication shared his story.
Plus officers stay busy on the Murraylands’ roads.
A Lego club has made a challenging period for kids from Tailem Bend and Jervois a little easier.
Plus the latest in netball, 10-pin bowling, golf and more.
Murray Bridge News managing editor Peri Strathearn has visited a local primary school to chat with year four and five students.
An amateur singing group will take to the stage with the State Theatre Company this November.