🗓 Things to Do
Netball on the Road is coming to the Murraylands
Free sessions at Murray Bridge, Tailem Bend, Peake and Lameroo will benefit players, coaches, umpires and administrators.
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Tailem Bend will house SA’s first grid-scale solar power and battery system
The combined energy system will supply clean energy to around 35,000 homes annually, while employing up to 200 staff during construction.
How student artists can help save River Murray turtles
The Murraylands and Riverland Landscape Board is seeking artwork from students from all year levels to promote the conservation of these creatures.
Auto Collectors Club takes 10th anniversary pub run to Greenman Inn
Murray Bridge car club members have enjoyed a ride to an historic pub.
Charitable stall on Acacia Street overflows with produce and goodwill
A Murray Bridge couple have set up a produce-swap table to help people who have fallen on hard times or just want to share.
🗓 Things to Do
Things to do in Murray Bridge: July 22-28, 2022
All you need to know about the Tailem Bend Transporter Parade, Art + Place at the gallery, Nic Newling's mental health session and more.
🏛️ Council
Why Wayne Thorley wants to be Murray Bridge’s next mayor
Exclusive: The farmer and councillor has announced he will run for election with hopes of succeeding Brenton Lewis in 2022.
Life Through the Lens: Brian’s bike
Kevin Schrapel gives a shout-out to a Murray Bridge maker, and thinks about the act of creation.
👋 Join In
Join in ... with L2P Murraylands
David Trenam invites you to become a mentor driver and help disadvantaged young people in Murray Bridge.
‘Small but mighty’ Mypo needs your vote in the 2022 Ag Town of the Year Awards
With the cut-off date looming, Mypolonga locals Mark Draper and Tracy Bawden are urging everyone to show their support.
Murray Bridge couple ordered to leave Australia as petition falls on deaf ears
Keli and Mere Ravula will have to return to Fiji, despite what they fear they will face when they get there.
Remember Long Island Recreation Park?
Today, Long Island – in the River Murray at Murray Bridge – is wild and overgrown, but it wasn’t always that way.