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Murray Bridge community choir selected for Festival Centre performance
An amateur singing group will take to the stage with the State Theatre Company this November.
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An amateur singing group will take to the stage with the State Theatre Company this November.
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The council is seeking feedback about which facilities need replacing or upgrading in the next five years.
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Community members have raised $30,000 for improvements to a local health service.
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Young zebras and critically endangered addax are finding their feet - and new playmates - at Monarto.
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Your guide to everything happening in Murray Bridge and surrounds this week, including a male revue.
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Young leaders from Murray Bridge and around South Australia have been recognised at a reception hosted by the Governor.
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The federal government has announced an inquiry into mobile phone coverage which has been welcomed by federal MP Tony Pasin.
Plus the latest in golf, bowls and more.
Expectant and new parents can now access free support during a period of life that is not always as joyful as it is supposed to be.
Follow the Murray Bridge News Facebook page to find out how you can score a pass to their upcoming show in Murray Bridge.
Hundreds have gathered to remember the founder of Old Tailem Town at a town hall funeral service.
Exhibitions are on at the Arnold Dock Gallery and Mannum Gallery and Gifts this month.
Plus police make two fraud arrests in the Mallee, a Murraylands man is hurt in a crash at Milang and officers undertake a road safety blitz.
See who has been seen out and about in the Murraylands this week, thanks to Spry Holdings.
Tailem Bend Community Centre is expanding its presence at the former station master's house.
Your guide to everything happening in Murray Bridge and surrounds this week, including a bridal parade.
Exclusive: James Dibble has explained his vision for a major residential development at a business breakfast hosted by Murray Bridge News.
A modest investment could end the stray cat issue that has plagued the city’s central business district for years, say representatives of Paws and Claws.