New agriculture centre at Unity College will equip students for fast-changing industry
Today's ag students will design robots and analyse data during their careers, SARDI's Rhiannon Schilling says.
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Devils' details are in: Monarto Safari Park confirms two boys, two girls
Four Tasmanian devil joeys have had their first health check.
Gordon Harrison achieves double possible at Murray Bridge Rifle Club
A dozen shooters aimed at 700 metres at Monarto on Saturday.
Police news: Dim drink driver caught with no headlights on Swanport Road
Plus police investigate thefts at Mypolonga and Karoonda and property damage at Coonalpyn.
River Murray water allocations reach 100 per cent
The rest of 2020-21 will be easier for irrigators thanks to a damp winter across the Murray-Darling Basin.
Doughnut art, native plants to feature at revamped Jubilee Park
Rotarians, school students and council staff are all planning big changes at a prominent park on Swanport Road, Murray Bridge.
What's on this week: August 14-20
Find out about the SA road cycling championships, a Simon and Garfunkel show, a forum on regional disadvantage and more.
Disability group will be created to advise Murray Bridge council
The formation of a new advisory group is one recommendation from a draft access and inclusion plan for the district.
Tragedy at Culburra reminds us all to be safe around railway tracks, SA Police say
Murray Mallee Superintendent James Blandford offers four steps we can all take this Rail Safety Week.
People with disability deserve a fair go, JFA Purple Orange says
The disability organisation will run six free workshops in Murray Bridge with the aim of breaking down barriers which keep people segregated.
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Murray Bridge council watch: August 2020
Progress is made at Sturt Reserve, silo artworks are proposed, a rift forms on the banks of the River Murray and more.
Hundreds of jobs available in the Murraylands, but thousands will compete for them
Employers are "screaming" for more workers, employment facilitator Christine Willersdorf says, despite high unemployment.