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Things to do in Murray Bridge: March 29-April 4, 2024
Your guide to the Australasian Speedcar Championship, Easter events and more.
This week in history: March 28, 1924
Candidates make their pitches ahead of a state election, the Murray Bridge council prepares for electric lights and a man is arrested for passing a fake cheque.
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Sports reports: Karoonda wins first divison one bowls premiership
Plus reports from the lower divisions and Murray Bridge golf, rifle shooting and soccer.
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All aboard – experience a Wow Factor houseboat holiday this winter
There’s no better time to holiday on the River Murray – here’s why.
This week in history: March 21, 1924
A race meeting is planned in Murray Bridge, fundraising for the Olympic rowers continues and Mothering Sunday is celebrated.
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Sports reports: Jervois wins third flag in a row in hard court tennis
Plus a national speedway champion from Callington and the latest in Murray Bridge golf and rifle shooting and Lower Murray bowls.
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Murray Bridge conveyancer Amanda St Clair answers your questions
What does a conveyancer do, when do you need one and how much will they cost? Andersons Solicitors explain.
This week in history: March 14, 1924
The Murray Cods win the right to go to Paris, a harvest festival is held at Caloote and an Irish priest is farewelled on St Patrick’s Day.
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Sports reports: Mark Bolton hits rare albatross at Murray Bridge
Plus the latest in Murray Towns cricket, Murray Bridge speedway and horse racing, and Lower Murray lawn bowls.
Cars and Coffee holds 100th birthday party for two vintage vehicles
A 1924 Oldsmobile and Graham Brothers truck of the same vintage have been wheeled out for a Murray Bridge car-lovers’ gathering.
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Sports reports: Mannum will face Mypolonga in MTCA grand final
Plus the latest from Lower Murray bowls, the Bend Motorsport Park, River Murray football and Murray Bridge horse racing and pistol shooting.
Auto collectors cruise to Swanport Reserve
Members of a Murray Bridge club have enjoyed a relatively peaceful run to a local picnic spot – this time, at least.