Neighbour muster helps Rockleigh CFS support group fight fire with fire
An annual get-together supports local firefighters as well as helping neighbours get to know one another.
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Survival Day song, Ngarrindjeri mural revealed at NAIDOC Week youth event
Murray Bridge’s first youth-focused NAIDOC Week event, at Headspace and the Station, has unearthed creative talents from all generations.
River navigation will be restricted as old Murray Bridge refurbishment continues
The redirection of navigation lanes will allow for scaffolding structures to be erected underneath the bridge for the next eight months.
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Have your say about the future of Tailem Bend’s main street
The Coorong council will use locals' responses to assist in a decision making processes about improving the town's main street.
Unity College wins $7500 grant for agricultural equipment
The Murray Bridge school aims to spend the grant money on new tech that will enhance student learning in agricultural studies.
Two people hospitalised after house fire at White Hill
The fire occurred on Saturday night around 7.30pm with a neighbour screaming for someone to call the fire brigade.
Young Murray Bridge golfers tee off for the US
Local club members Armani Marsters and Jaime Hards will both compete in the 2022 US Kids Golf World Teen Championships.
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Ride of the Month: Boundary Road loop ride, Burdett
Dale Manson offers you a guide to a pleasant road bike ride on the bitumen along Boundary and Kepa Roads, with some funky artwork to be found along the way.
Meet Charlotte Hatton, cue sports superstar
The 15-year-old from Punthari is set to play in the World Blackball Championships in France this October, but until then, is giving Murray Bridge locals a run for their money.
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Things to do in Murray Bridge: July 15-21, 2022
All you need to know about school holiday activities, the latest exhibitions at the Murray Bridge Regional Gallery and the Beatles Experience.
Last survivor of a secret Vietnam War mission, John Ali fights for justice
Fifty years after being sent to Cambodia, John Ali just wants the Australian government to properly recognise his service.
Life Through the Lens: Outgoing mail
In his weekly Christian column, Kevin Schrapel thinks about trusting postmen.