🏆 Sport
Sports reports: Legacy fours day held at Murray Bridge RSL
Plus the latest in horse racing, 10-pin bowling, golf and more.
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Easter colouring competition won by Murray Bridge local
Federal MP Tony Pasin has visited a childcare centre to host an Easter egg hunt in recognition of a young artist.
🏛️ Council
Murraylands council watch: March 2026
Here’s what Murray Bridge, Coorong and Mid Murray councillors have been up to during the past month.
April Fool’s Day 2026: Labor plans to move bunyip to Mannum
Labor promised a new home for Bertha in the lead-up to the state election. Now the shocking details of the party’s plan have been announced.
🏗️ Growth
New Carlet Wing opens at Aminya, expanding aged care at Mannum
An extra 20 aged care places are now available at the facility, including 10 in a dementia support unit.
🚨 Crime and Fire
Police crackdown leads to 23 arrests around the Murraylands
Plus traffic police pick up two drivers on local roads and officers participate in a charity day.
🗳️ Vote
One Nation’s Jason Virgo wins in MacKillop
A Mount Gambier security guard will represent Tailem Bend and the Coorong district in South Australia’s parliament for the next four years.
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Murray Bridge innovation could revolutionise truck transport
VE Motion’s electric trailer system is saving logistics companies fuel and money, and helping the environment in the process.
đź“· Social Photos
Murray Bridge High School formal 2026: See the photos
See who has been seen out and about in the Murraylands this week, thanks to Spry Holdings.
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Brave schoolgirl snips her locks for kids in need
A Murray Bridge primary school student has had her hair cut off to help children experiencing medical hair loss.
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Local and independent news publishers gather in Murray Bridge for national conference
More than 120 publishers and industry stakeholders have spent three days building towards the future of local news at the Bridgeport Hotel.
Murray Bridge mum pleads for help as she faces deportation
Ying-Hsi Chou, her husband Ben Cox and their children are pleading for mercy from the Department of Home Affairs.