Meet the artists behind Murray Bridge’s five new murals
Wall to Wall Murray Bridge has left its mark. These are the visiting street artists who did the job.
Peri Strathearn
I'm an award-winning, community-minded journalist who has lived and worked in South Australia's Murraylands since 2012.
Indoor pool planned in Murray Bridge
The owners of the Pond Swim Centre at Mount Barker hope to open a second facility in the Murraylands.
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Social photos: Wall to Wall Murray Bridge
See if you recognise anyone from Sunday’s party on Sixth Street.
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Murray Bridge council watch: Council pulls Regional Development Australia funding
Plus questions are asked about electric vehicle charging and a road gets a new name at Sunnyside.
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Free native plants to be given away to Murray Bridge residents
The Murray Bridge council will give away more than 3000 seedlings to local residents on April 28, 2024.
Sunnyside shack owner fined $60,000 for environmental harm
A property owner whose earthworks affected the River Murray has been prosecuted by the Environment Protection Authority.
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Things to do in Murray Bridge: April 12-18, 2024
Your guide to Wall to Wall Murray Bridge, the return of River Murray football and netball, school holiday activities and more.
Regan Gotch is Mypolonga Carp Mania’s first champion fisher
Hundreds of fishers, families and friends have participated in what may become the first in an annual series of events at Woodlane.
Jet ski stolen at Rocky Gully
Plus SA Police charge two Murray Bridge men under bikie laws, lay firearms charges against two Tailem Bend residents and more.
Murray Bridge MC Subliminal releases ‘melancholic’ single
The track ‘Blood Diamond’ shows a different side to the local youth worker.
Reinventing Murray Bridge: Video series aims to shift public perceptions
Life-long locals, migrants and business leaders feature in an online documentary commissioned by the city’s council.
Two local Ngarrindjeri leaders elected to SA First Nations Voice
Murraylands community leaders Eunice Aston and Tim Hartman will be among the first members of a groundbreaking Indigenous representative body.