Championship Wrestling Entertainment hits Tailem Bend
What goes on at an event billed as Friday Night Rampage? We head along to find out.
What goes on at an event billed as Friday Night Rampage? We head along to find out.
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See who has been seen out and about in the Murraylands this week.
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With Pauline Hanson’s party on the rise, meet the man from Mannum who hopes to represent the Murraylands in Parliament.
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This original feature film, with a soundtrack performed live, hilariously fuses high-tech dystopia with old-west bravado as music takes on the machines.
Two health services hope to provide better care to local Indigenous people by working together.
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Plus the latest in Lower Murray lawn bowls and Murray Bridge darts.
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Members of the Kiwanis Club of Murray Bridge have made their little corner of the country a bit tidier.
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The party’s state election candidate hopes to follow in an ancestor’s footsteps by reforming South Australia’s tax system, and that’s not all.
If re-elected, Peter Malinauskas and his government would make before- and after-school care available to more local families.
Party leader Ashton Hurn and Mackillop candidate Rebekah Rosser have dropped in for a visit, and they brought their chequebook.
The Little Church – formerly St Peter’s Lutheran – could become a multi-use community space, Leonie Hartshorne says.
Someone bought a division one-winning lottery ticket worth $586,000 at a local shop last week, and may not know they’ve won yet.
The city has copped three times its usual March rainfall in just a few hours.
Two local women have had recipes featured in Liz Harfull’s New Blue Ribbon Cookbook, which focuses on the cooks of South Australia’s country shows.
Your guide to everything happening in Murray Bridge and surrounds this week, including a Fringe show by comedian Kalah Lovegrove.
Keith Durham invites each of the state election candidates to explain how they would address a critical issue in the Murraylands.
Tickets are now on sale for the ASO in Murray Bridge this March at Murray Bridge Performing Arts and Function Centre.
The Coorong council is seeking feedback on a draft community vision plan for the years 2026-30.
Jasmine di Caterina is selling her work to raise funds for a Murray Bridge op shop which helps other survivors of domestic violence.