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Variety Bash brings big fun and big hearts to Old Tailem Town
The Variety Bash is coming to Old Tailem Town, not just for a pit stop but a good cause.
Glenn Power
A vibrant, results-driven, commercially aware, photojournalist with a passion for local community development.
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Artist Dylan Grgic opens his first exhibition: Orbits and Echoes
A Murray Bridge artist will launch the exhibition at the Ability Cafe this Friday.
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Warm up by the fire at a winter gathering in the Murraylands
A free event will bring together surrounding communities around a warm campfire to share stories and meet new people.
Farewell to Peter Connolly, Tailem Bend’s gentle giant
Glenn Power pays tribute to “a gentle man with a grin, a community man with a twinkle in his eye, and a friend with a heart bigger than Tailem Bend itself”.
Mowers roar at all-Australian racing championships
They've been racing ride-on mowers in the mud at the Bend Motorsport Park.
Ronald McDonald House gives kids a dream drive at the Bend
The charity for seriously ill children and their families has hosted a one-of-a-kind outing and fundraiser at Tailem Bend.
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Social photos: National Families Week
See who has been seen out and about in the Murraylands this week.
Jill Wilson Persello hopes to reawaken Tailem Bend’s east side
The owner of the former Persello Bakery is aiming to bring a splash of colour and creativity to a quieter part of town.
Photography club brings creative sparks together
Shooting with a flash has been the subject of a recent workshop by Murray Bridge Library Community Photography Club.
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Social Photos: Film shoot at Old Tailem Town
Take a behind the scenes look at a movie shooting in Old Tailem Town last Thursday, thanks to Spry Holdings.
Anzac Day 2025: Morning of reflection passes at Tailem Bend
Residents and visitors have commemorated Australia's veterans at a dawn service on April 25.
Photographer Cadeyrn Smith will publish his first children’s book
Up and coming local photographer, Cadeyrn Smith, has created his own book with the support of AI technology.