🏛️ Council
Rosa Hillam wants to take the politics out of the Coorong council
After quitting the Greens, the two-time federal candidate has set her sights on the Coorong's mayoralty in 2022.
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Cafe development planned at Willow Point Wines
A blink-and-you'll-miss-it bottle shop on Jervois Road will soon offer a complete cellar door experience with River Murray views.
Watch out for speed cameras in the Murraylands this week
Plus SA Police seek dashcam footage of a collision on the South Eastern Freeway.
Trainees and apprentices dazzle at MTE SA awards night
The company has celebrated its 25th anniversary with a night of glamour, even featuring an indoor firework display.
Ngarrindjeri have their say about state Voice to Parliament
A handful of the Murraylands' traditional owners have offered their thoughts about implementing the Uluru Statement in South Australia.
Murraylands locals, leaders reflect on the life of Queen Elizabeth II
The Queen never visited Murray Bridge, but that didn't stop her from touching the lives and hearts of locals.
🏘️ Housing
Thomas Foods will target skilled workers who can find their own housing
Murray Bridge's biggest employer will take a conventional approach to rebuilding its workforce despite the competitive jobs market, Sam Jones says.
Mypolonga win 2022 RMNA premiership, end Imperials’ run
The Tigers have brought down a blue dynasty that lasted for seven seasons in the River Murray Netball Association.
Former Murray Bridge woman convicted for dangerous driving after crash
The woman's sentence consists of home detention and a licence suspension.
Tailem Bend Food and Wine Club take a journey to India for their latest culinary experience
Onion bhajia, vegetable pakoras and cheese pakora – these were just the starters members enjoyed on Saturday night.
Horses steal the show at Coffee with a Cop
It's normally against protocol for police to be ‘horsing around’ with local citizens, but when a cuppa is involved, the rules change.