Tailem Bend mother and daughter shave to help raise $10,000 for leukaemia research
A Tailem Bend mother and daughter and the daughter’s friends have shaved their heads to raise money for the Leukaemia Foundation.
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Social photos: SALA Festival networking night
Creative types have come together to talk art at Murray Bridge Regional Gallery on August 4, 2023.
🌊 Floods
Not long to go, families – Sturt Reserve playground should reopen soon
The Murray Bridge council is continuing to work at fixing flood damage and has established a timeline for the playground's reopening.
Police urge caution after Murray Bridge thefts
Plus a Murray Bridge man is arrested over an armed robbery at Clovelly Park, and traffic officers report four local motorists.
Mum hopes to start inclusive cricket team in Murraylands
Tired of the big trek to Adelaide, a Murray Bridge mum is keen to get an inclusive cricket team up and running in the Murraylands.
Murray Bridge North School’s $5 million refurbishment is complete
Exclusive: New classrooms and play spaces have been finished at the primary school on Mannum Road.
Couple who escaped murder attempts in Africa start op shop, church in Murray Bridge
Luc and Delice Mulimbalimba fled the Democratic Republic of Congo after three attempts on his life and have started a new life in the Murraylands.
Murray Bridge’s population may reach 35,000 by 2040s: forecast
The state Department for Trade and Investment has published new predictions about population growth in South Australia.
Elephants are coming to Monarto Safari Park
Zoos SA has launched a $2 million fundraising drive to help bring its vision for conservation, and tourism, to life.
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Things to do in Murray Bridge: August 4-10, 2023
All you need to know about the state road cycling and time trial championships, Cars and Coffee, live music and more.
🌊 Floods
River Murray flood recovery will be focus of two public events next week
The women of the Lower Murray irrigation areas will get together on Monday, while all community members are invited to a public meeting in Murray Bridge on Wednesday.
Could a progress association help things get done around Jervois?
Jervois Hall committee chair Malcolm Clayson thinks so, and would love to open a conversation with interested community members.