Furever Farm launches pet calendar contest
Do you have a photogenic pooch or a cute cat? You could win a professional photography session with Fuzz Design.
Peri Strathearn
I'm an award-winning, community-minded journalist who has lived and worked in South Australia's Murraylands since 2012.
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Itâs time for decision-makers to do something about the Murraylandsâ housing crisis
The Murraylands is in the grips of a chronic shortage of affordable and rental housing. Starting this week, we illustrate the problem and explore some possible solutions.
Op shop move is already paying off for Vinnies at Tailem Bend
The team at St Vincent de Paul say theyâre busier than ever after moving into the old Masonic hall on Railway Terrace.
Ellen Trevorrowâs Pondi gives form to a Ngarrindjeri legend
After months of labour, the weaver has completed a giant Murray cod artwork for the SA Maritime Museum in time for National Reconciliation Week.
Tony Pasin promoted in Peter Duttonâs new Coalition team
The federal Member for Barker has been given a portfolio for the first time in his career.
Murray Bridge High School formal 2022: See the photos
Not even an untimely rain shower has ruined one of the biggest evenings of the year for the schoolâs year 12 students.
State budget saves the Overland, promises public housing and Ngarrindjeri treaty
South Australia's 2022 budget also includes spending on public housing, treaty-making and the River Murray.
Ind Street shed fire believed to be suspicious
Police are investigating a fire which is estimated to have caused up to $60,000 worth of damage.
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Join in ... at Murray Bridge CFS
Zac Forrester invites you to become a member of Murray Bridgeâs Country Fire Service brigade.
Property rates are still too high, Murray Bridge residents tell their council
A rate cut included in the city councilâs draft budget for 2022-23 doesnât go far enough, a handful of residents say.
Keli and Mere Ravula call Murray Bridge home â and fear what deportation could mean
A Fijian couple who have lived in Australia for 11 years worry their safety will be put at risk unless our incoming Immigration Minister grants them residency here.