🏗️ Growth
Questions abound at Tailem Bend AI factory meeting
But proponents Firmus Technologies are determined to show that the biggest development in the Murraylands’ history will be a net positive for the community.
🏗️ Growth
But proponents Firmus Technologies are determined to show that the biggest development in the Murraylands’ history will be a net positive for the community.
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🗓 Things to Do
Your guide to everything happening in Murray Bridge and surrounds this week, including karaoke with Bristles.
📷 Social Photos
See who has been seen out and about in the Murraylands this week, thanks to Spry Holdings.
🏛️ Council
Andrew Johnson will serve as the council’s next chief executive officer, succeeding Ben Scales.
The Murraylands Community Photography Club and Murray Bridge International Photography Club are joining forces.
🙂 Good News
The state government has opened registrations for Empowering SA, a program which will offer discounted power bills to South Australians on low incomes.
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Murray Bridge resident Abdullah Balhaddad has been banned from travelling home after becoming involved in a court case overseas.
The Murray Bridge council has voted to lower the speed limit on the major freight route through the city’s west after pleas about safety from residents.
Plus the latest in golf, table tennis and more.
Plus police arrest a would-be gas bottle thief and report a driver for doing burnouts in Murray Bridge.
Scott Reardon will move over from neighbouring Karoonda East Murray.
Murray Bridge doesn’t just need more houses, public transport and business investment – it needs to work on its reputation, too.
Your guide to everything happening in Murray Bridge and surrounds this week, including school holiday activities.
Firmus Technologies will answer questions from Murraylands residents about its plans for the region.
Murray Bridge teenager Joseph Ribbons has received the Dr Alice Alitya Rigney Prize for 2026.
Don’t believe everything you hear in the national media, say Raine and Horne Murraylands’ Michael Cox and Casey DeMichele.
The Ngarrindjeri elder and outgoing health service executive has been recognised for a lifetime of work making life better for his people.
See who has been seen out and about in the Murraylands this week, thanks to Spry Holdings.