🏆 Sport
Sports reports: Coorong Cats’ Olivia Nicholls named RMNA best and fairest for 2025
Plus the latest in local motorbike racing, golf, football and more.
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🏛️ Council
Racing club appeals $64,000 council decision
Should Murray Bridge Racing Club pay council rates? Its ability to break even hinges on the answer, chairman John Leahy says.
Bow made at Tailem Bend will be presented to Ukrainian president
A Murraylands veteran and bowyer has caught the attention of Volodymyr Zelenskyy for his generosity.
🚨 Crime and Fire
Don’t fall for scam letters, Murray Bridge resident warns
If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
🗓 Things to Do
Monument to Italian migrants will be revealed this weekend
A marble memorial erected by Murray Bridge’s Italian community is about to be finished.
🙂 Good News
African drummer Pat Kerkenaar finds her beat at Mannum
A drumming class in Mannum is helping raise much-needed funds for children in schools from Indonesia and Ghana.
🙂 Good News
Murraylands’ top apprentices celebrated at MTE SA awards
Check out who took the top apprentice spots in the state at the MTE emloyee excellence awards, last Friday.
🚨 Crime and Fire
Murray Bridge driver caught five times over limit
Plus two locals caught driving while disqualified in the area.
Young Murray Bridge man finishes second in national dairy parade
William Phillpott has represented South Australia in the 2025 National Championship for dairy paraders, at the Royal Adelaide Show.
🚨 Crime and Fire
Senior constable from Murray Bridge is SA Police officer of the year for 2025
A senior constable from the Murray Mallee’s crime prevention section has won one of South Australian policing’s most prominent awards.
⭐ Business Awards
Farm Fresh Market proves that people still like retail the old-fashioned way
The staff are the real reason for the success of a local greengrocer recognised as the best retailer at the 2025 Murraylands Business Awards.
🏗️ Growth
Murray Bridge’s reputation is out of date, so how do we change it?
The river city is in need of a new identity if it is to shake its “meth town” label, local marketing experts say.