Callington family brings generations of racing spirit to Wynarka Enduro
Meet the Thorne family, taking part in a round of the 2026 Southern States Off-Road Club Challenge.
Glenn Power
A vibrant, results-driven, commercially aware, photojournalist with a passion for local community development.
Photographers capture the action at a day at the races
Members of Murray Bridge Community Photography Club have enjoyed a day at Gifford Hill.
Peter Squires remembered for his love of family and Tailem Bend – and his adventures
Hundreds have gathered to remember the founder of Old Tailem Town at a town hall funeral service.
🏗️ Development
Pavilion opening starts another chapter for Tailem Bend’s community hub
Tailem Bend Community Centre is expanding its presence at the former station master's house.
🙂 Good News
St Luke’s Anglican Church members celebrate 100 years at Tailem Bend
A centenary service has been held at one of the community’s longest-serving institutions.
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My Art, My Way celebrates creativity in the Coorong
An exhibition at Tailem Bend this month showcases the district's talent.
đź’¬ Opinion
Peter Squires leaves a lasting legacy at Old Tailem Town
Tailem Bend is mourning a truly iconic community character.
đź“· Social Photos
Social photos: Murraylands Winter Ball
See who has been seen out and about in the Murraylands this week, thanks to Spry Holdings.
Murray Bridge photography clubs merge
The Murraylands Community Photography Club and Murray Bridge International Photography Club are joining forces.
🙂 Good News
Dream worth keeping: Wellington East’s only cafe reopens
Exclusive: The Hall Cafe is about to reopen under new owners – a big milestone for a township which doesn’t have any other shops or eateries.
New state MP Jason Virgo visits Tailem Bend
The One Nation Member for MacKillop has come calling as he connects with locals across his electorate.
🕰️ History
Tailem Bend roundhouse stands testament to 100 years of railway history
The town’s locomotive roundhouse is a century old this week, having changed the course of the community forever when it opened in June 1926.