Susan Close has good news for River Murray irrigators
The state government has announced how much of their water entitlements they will be able to access in 2022-23.
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Murraylands lettuce producers struggle to meet nationwide supply shortage
Swanport Harvest's Kathy Ruggiero says several factors have created the perfect storm for customers.
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One year on, the Bridgeport Hotel says thank you to the Murray Bridge community
Here's how you can celebrate the first anniversary of the hotel's redevelopment – and win an overnight stay.
Furever Farm launches pet calendar contest
Do you have a photogenic pooch or a cute cat? You could win a professional photography session with Fuzz Design.
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Murray Bridge News mugs, pens and shopping bags are now available
Support your independent local news service by picking up some merchandise today.
Hughes family sells Tailem Bend newsagency after 80 years of community service
Hughes Newsagency first opened in 1943, and has since been in the family for three generations.
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Things to do in Murray Bridge: June 10-16, 2022
Over the Queen's Birthday long weekend there is plenty to look forward to, including the SA Truck and Ute Show, interleague football, Jazz in the Hills and more.
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It’s time for decision-makers to do something about the Murraylands’ housing crisis
The Murraylands is in the grips of a chronic shortage of affordable and rental housing. Starting this week, we illustrate the problem and explore some possible solutions.
Life Through the Lens: Seeing and believing
Kevin Schrapel thinks about UFOs, and about things believers and seekers could do better.
Op shop move is already paying off for Vinnies at Tailem Bend
The team at St Vincent de Paul say they’re busier than ever after moving into the old Masonic hall on Railway Terrace.
Slavery still exists and it's more common than you think, Murray Bridge Soroptimists hear
Associate Professor Marinella Marmo explains what modern slavery looks like and how it can be stopped.
Ellen Trevorrow’s Pondi gives form to a Ngarrindjeri legend
After months of labour, the weaver has completed a giant Murray cod artwork for the SA Maritime Museum in time for National Reconciliation Week.