The Murraylands has faced its share of challenges in 2024, but it has been a landmark year, too, in preparation for a bright future. Through it all, Murray Bridge News has been there, publishing more than 750 stories about what’s happening in our region – and about a third of
Managing editor Peri Strathearn gives an update on our appeal for advertisers, reflects on 2024 and looks ahead to 2025.
🏗️ Development
Exclusive: A nationally renowned tourism operator will take over the luxury accommodation in the safari park’s Wild Africa precinct.
The winners of the city’s annual Christmas lights awards have been announced – here are the addresses worth visiting.
Several long-serving school leaders have announced their retirement at the end of 2024, including principal Ruth Mussger.
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Your guide to Christmas, New Year's Eve and holiday activities in the Murraylands, thanks to Spry Holdings.
🕰️ History
A hospital matron extends a Christmas invitation, Mannum prepares for New Year's Day sport and GR Handley overhears a conversation.
🏆 Sport
Plus the latest in Lower Murray lawn bowls and Murray Towns cricket.
🏛️ Council
Try our calculator and see if you'd be better or worse off under the proposed changes.
More than 150 workers and 40 farmers are still reeling from the closure of the dairy company’s factories at Murray Bridge and Jervois.
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