Murray Bridge News is moving to 30 Seventh Street
Three months after opening a new office, we’re moving around the corner – here’s why.
Peri Strathearn
I'm an award-winning, community-minded journalist who has lived and worked in South Australia's Murraylands since 2012.
Transporter parade gets Tailem Bend into gear for Supercars race
The 2022 OTR Super Sprint is this weekend, and things are already getting busy around the Murraylands.
Employers should find it easier to recruit staff under Workforce Australia, business leaders hear
Representatives of the employment services system which replaced the Jobactive network this month have spoken at a Business Murray Bridge breakfast.
Murray Bridge basketballer Alex Wilson sets her sights on Commonwealth Games glory
The NBL1 Central star will compete in the women's 3x3 competition at the 2022 games in Birmingham, United Kingdom.
One school, one uniform: Murray Bridge North plans blue and red shift
The two north schools became one almost a decade ago, but have kept separate junior and senior uniforms – until now.
Murray Bridge Golf Club expansion begins
Local firm Spry Civil Construction has been appointed to build two new holes for the club at the Newbridge housing development.
Thirty-four CFS volunteers awarded medals for Black Summer service
Members of the SA Country Fire Service’s Swanport Group have received the National Emergency Medal for their efforts in the summer of 2019-20.
Riverglades woman hurt in Glen Osmond crash
Plus a Tailem Bend man has been arrested after a police chase, and a woman has been imprisoned over a crime spree which ended in the Murraylands.
🏛️ Council
Why Wayne Thorley wants to be Murray Bridge’s next mayor
Exclusive: The farmer and councillor has announced he will run for election with hopes of succeeding Brenton Lewis in 2022.
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Join in ... with L2P Murraylands
David Trenam invites you to become a mentor driver and help disadvantaged young people in Murray Bridge.
Murray Bridge couple ordered to leave Australia as petition falls on deaf ears
Keli and Mere Ravula will have to return to Fiji, despite what they fear they will face when they get there.
Neighbour muster helps Rockleigh CFS support group fight fire with fire
An annual get-together supports local firefighters as well as helping neighbours get to know one another.