🗓 Things to Do
Things to do in Murray Bridge: August 13-19, 2021
SALA Festival events, the Federation Ultra trail run, a show society fundraiser, Karoonda's sheep sale and more.
Peri Strathearn
I'm an award-winning, community-minded journalist who has lived and worked in South Australia's Murraylands since 2012.
🏛️ Council
Murray Bridge council watch: August 2021
The latest on a budget blow-out, "roads, rates and rubbish", a warning about trees, an idea for Lerwin and more.
Murray Bridge's pedal prix cancelled for 2021
For the second year in a row, uncertainty about COVID-19 has forced the Australian HPV Super Series to pull the pin.
Adrian Pederick puts second mistaken expense claim down to ‘clerical error’
The Murraylands' state MP says the opposition's continued focus on an accommodation allowance is "an attack on country representation".
👋 Join In
Join in ... with the Kanmantoo-Callington Landcare Group
Rose Ashton and Ed and Tess Thomas invite you to get involved with conservation in the Bremer Valley.
Five times census data has helped us understand the Murraylands
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Cannabis crop uncovered at Murrawong
Plus a house fire at Mypolonga and an arrest at Murray Bridge High School.
Grants available for community groups, projects and events in the Murray Bridge district
Here’s how your community group can win funding from the Murray Bridge council.
👋 Join In
Come and try ... croquet at Murray Bridge Croquet Club
Libby Moore and Lyn Morgan invite you to come and try croquet in Murray Bridge.
Ag dealer will move into former newspaper office
Emmetts plans to open a John Deere dealership and service centre at the former Murray Valley Standard print facility on Adelaide Road.
Things to do in Murray Bridge: August 6-12, 2021
Netty and footy are back, plus horse racing, roll racing and a postponement for Tailem Bend Music Hall.
🏘️ Housing
Housing crisis is headed for boiling point in Murray Bridge
There are already many more renters than vacant properties, and with the population growing fast, locals say governments must intervene.