
Blue tree painted at Avoca Dell Reserve
Conversations about wellbeing are being started by an unusually coloured tree on Murray Bridge's east side.
Conversations about wellbeing are being started by an unusually coloured tree on Murray Bridge's east side.
Your guide to the Airtouch 500, Rockleigh 105, live music and more.
Two hospital helipads in the Murraylands have been ready for take-off for months, but a technicality has kept either from being used.
One of the biggest race weekends in the Bend Motorsport Parkās history is about to kick off.
Read an excerpt from the cover story in the spring 2025 edition of Murraylands Life magazine, available from September 12.
The rental market for commercial real estate is changing, and our main streets and malls are showing the effects, says the team at Raine and Horne.
Pressure from neighbours and the EPA has prompted one of the Murraylandsā biggest businesses to lift its game.
Students from Murray Bridge High School, and other local schools, have had a big week of agricultural competition at the 2025 show.
Plus the latest in local motorbike racing, golf, football and more.
Should Murray Bridge Racing Club pay council rates? Its ability to break even hinges on the answer, chairman John Leahy says.
If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
š Things to Do
A marble memorial erected by Murray Bridgeās Italian community is about to be finished.
š Good News
A drumming class in Mannum is helping raise much-needed funds for children in schools from Indonesia and Ghana.
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Check out who took the top apprentice spots in the state at the MTE emloyee excellence awards, last Friday.
šØ Crime and Fire
Plus two locals caught driving while disqualified in the area.
William Phillpott has represented South Australia in the 2025 National Championship for dairy paraders, at the Royal Adelaide Show.
šØ Crime and Fire
A senior constable from the Murray Malleeās crime prevention section has won one of South Australian policingās most prominent awards.
ā Business Awards
The staff are the real reason for the success of a local greengrocer recognised as the best retailer at the 2025 Murraylands Business Awards.
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The river city is in need of a new identity if it is to shake its āmeth townā label, local marketing experts say.
Current RDA chief executive Ben Fee is stepping down and long term employee Julie Bates will take the reigns from October.
š Things to Do
Your guide to fathers day things, a free bbq, GT festival, community cruise, and more.
An inaugural event at The Bend, brought together by a local auto club and support service group has proven to be a success by attendees.
šØ Crime and Fire
Plus a drink driver blows four times the legal limit and the local weekend traffic wrap up.