Tailem Bend Historians win SA History Festival award
The volunteer group has been named the regional or community history group of the year at South Australia’s 2024 Historian of the Year awards.
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Bridge Burlesque dancers shimmy against breast cancer
A Murray Bridge dance troupe is raising thousands for the National Breast Cancer Foundation and reclaiming a vintage dance form at the same time.
Murray Bridge High School hosts successful robotics scrimmage
The school has showcased a new, cutting-edge match field acquired thanks to a grant from the Freemasons.
Carp are the most prominent fish species in Murray Bridge, DNA study proves
Rich biodiversity can be found across the Murray–Darling Basin ... but not so much in parts of the Murraylands.
Mypolonga nominated for 2024 ag town of the year award
The small but mighty town has made the long list of nominated towns for the third time.
Holden lovers converge on Murray Bridge for HD/HR nationals
The owners of about 125 vehicles have shown them off at Sturt Reserve as part of an Australia-wide gathering.
Social garden group learns about cacti and succulents
On Friday members of the Murray Bridge Social Garden Group enjoyed the best of cacti and succulents.
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Sports reports: RMNA rep teams among the best at Country Championships
Plus 14-year-old Oakley Edwards wins at golf, Amber Weber is awarded at the country champs and more.
People power brings back Murray Bridge’s NYE fireworks
More than 1000 petitioners have convinced the city’s council to host a New Year’s Eve celebration in 2024 – so long as local businesses get behind it.
No new projects for the Murraylands in the 2024 state budget
Cost of living payments and other measures will help local people, but Murray Bridge’s hospital, public transport and local housing developments remain un-funded.
Peter O’Brien: From Jervois to Ramsay Street and beyond
Read an excerpt from the cover story in the winter 2024 edition of Murraylands Life magazine, available from June 14.
Locals graduate from leadership program
The state government has announced an additional $2 million in funding to extend the highly successful Regional Leadership Development Program.