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In this month’s local property market update, Raine and Horne Murraylands’ Casey DeMichele and Michael Cox explain the benefits of selling through an agency instead of doing it yourself.
An electronic archive will give the Murraylands’ Indigenous people, and their descendants, new insight into the way their families have lived over the past 150 years.
The Member for Barker has described a $40 million Improving Mobile Coverage Round funding announcement as a "huge blow".
The upcoming Australian Kart Championship has attracted strong interest. Plus the Murraylands Cycling Club and Murray Bridge Rifle Club members did themselves proud in recent championships.
The local unemployment rate has fallen to just five per cent, its lowest level in more than 10 years.
Plus a driver loses his licence for six months after being breath-tested on Adelaide Road, and phone problems at the Murray Bridge police station.
📷 Social Photos
Social photos from a Waitangi Day family fun day at Pine Park, Murray Bridge on Sunday.
👋 Join In
Tony Ross invites you to tee off at Tailem Bend.
Harriet Wells is getting her life back on track after a cancer scare, thanks in part to a Redkite and Coles scholarship program.
🌊 Floods
Centacare Murray Bridge’s family mental health team is ready to help young people who are experiencing mental health issues.
🗓 Things to Do
If you're into cars – or could be tempted – this week will deliver, with a sprintcar meet and a Cars and Coffee event. Plus parenting programs, a Waitangi family fun day and more.
🏘️ Housing
At least 16 new houses are being built or repaired locally as the state government makes good on an election promise. But will it be enough to meet the local need?