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Social photos: Murraylands Fair
Hundreds have descended on Murray Bridge’s Pine Park for lunch or to find a bargain as the market returned in June 2024.
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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Tailem Bend’s decorative metal artwork suppliers, formerly Regional Profile Cutters, have a new name, a new logo and a bigger range than ever.
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Meet the new management team at Murray Bridge Toyota
The Gilbert family name has been associated with great service to car buyers and owners for more than 100 years – now Tom Gilbert is here in the Murraylands.
Unity College students turn the tables on local journalist
Murray Bridge News’ Peri Strathearn is usually the one asking the questions, but a group of year 4 students gave him a grilling last week.
Murraylands three-year-olds will start kindy in 2027 or 2028
A state government reform will allow children to start preschool a year earlier – find out when your child will be eligible.
Murray Bridge teenager sent to prison over fatal Dukes Highway crash
The driver responsible for a collision which killed another teenager, Keith woman Poppy Crozier, in 2023 will spend two years behind bars.
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What next for Murray Bridge’s Cameo Cinema?
The owners of the only cinema in the Murraylands will retire on July 28, leaving its future uncertain.
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Mypolonga sports clubs’ future looks bright after another $500k win
The state government has committed another half a million dollars to a coming facilities upgrade.
Headstone Project honours World War I veterans in unmarked graves
Private Raymond Clarke had lain in Murray Bridge Cemetery, and Gunner Andrew Swanson in Tailem Bend Cemetery, for decades before anyone knew who they were.