Social garden group gets a visitor from St John Ambulance
The Murray Bridge Social Garden Group has gained pruning knowledge and skills on how to save a life.
Liana Webster
I am a passionate student, currently pursuing a degree and career in journalism with a big love for my local community.
📷 Social Photos
Social photos: NAIDOC Week 2024
See who kept the fire burning at an elders’ lunch, bridge walk and family fun day in Murray Bridge.
🌊 Floods
Levee remediation works begin along the Lower Murray
The works will return the flood-damaged sections of the Mypolonga, Pompoota, Long Flat and other levees to their pre-flood height.
🏆 Sport
Sports reports: Jake McIntosh wins golf stroke comp
Plus the annual Cranwell-15 Trophy for Murray Bridge Rifle Club, footy scores and more.
Motorbike stolen in Murray Bridge
Plus a Murray Bridge man will face court after being stopped for drink driving over the weekend.
🏘️ Housing
Murray Lands Retirement Village residents take steps to end homelessness
Residents at the Murray Bridge village are walking a mile a day to raise money for the Hutt Street Centre.
🏛️ Council
Replacement of Sturt Reserve’s lower timber wharf will start soon
Long-awaited construction work will start in the coming weeks on Murray Bridge’s riverfront.
Metal detecting find at Burdett sparks journey into Australia’s war history
Follow the journey of how a lost badge ignited an eight-year pursuit into family history and honour.
🏘️ Housing
Homelessness charities receive donations worth $185,000
Money raised at the Cally Camp Out has been donated to local charities in support of people experiencing homelessness.
Did you go to Murray Bridge TAFE? Share your memories for a 100-year exhibition
The Murray Bridge community is being invited to share memorabilia for an exhibition about the centenary of local vocational education and training.
Join in with NAIDOC Week celebrations in 2024
Activities celebrating the Murraylands’ original inhabitants will be held around the region during the next week.
Shared Table closes its doors, but will keep its arms wide open to the community
After four years, Dawn Matthews’ Murray Bridge op shop shop and food relief service will transition from an open house to a new model.