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Whatâs the deal with South Australiaâs new residential tenancy laws?
Raine and Horne Murraylandsâ Milaina Gregory takes you through some of the rental law changes you need to know about.
I'm an award-winning, community-minded journalist who has lived and worked in South Australia's Murraylands since 2012.
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Raine and Horne Murraylandsâ Milaina Gregory takes you through some of the rental law changes you need to know about.
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And as repairs get underway at the medical centre, its manager suggests you think about vaccinations if you plan on repairing to a tropical destination this winter.
A stalwart of the trucking industry, Country Fire Service and Liberal Party in the Murraylands has died at the age of 91.
Plus two people escape a truck fire on the South Eastern Freeway and SA Police respond to three local traffic offences.
An expert has encouraged small businesses to adopt AI, highlighting its efficiency in operations and customer engagement, while addressing concerns about job displacement.
Eighty-nine jumps have been made at SA Skydiving on World Skydiving Day as part of a globally coordinated effort.
Exclusive: SA Police have given Murray Bridge News a sneak peek behind the scenes on a shoot for a TV commercial about road safety.
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How will the state governmentâs housing roadmap, and a federal housing support program, affect our region? And whatâs happening at Gifford Hill? We take a look.
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See who kept the fire burning at an eldersâ lunch, bridge walk and family fun day in Murray Bridge.
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Plus councillors slam the state government for its failures on cats, agree on names for 18 new roads, hand out more than $250,000 in event sponsorships and more.
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A two-day festival will bring some of South Australiaâs finest musicians to the Murraylands on July 20 and 21.
Hundreds of people have joined a walk across the old Murray Bridge and attended an awards ceremony outside the local council office.