🏆 Sport
Sports reports: Tyson Wright goes alright on the golf course
Plus the latest in local rifle shooting, football and netball.
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Meals on Wheels recognises volunteers' years of service
More than 25 volunteers have been recognised for their outstanding dedication to the Murray Bridge branch at its 2025 AGM.
🕰️ History
Century-old footy trip photos show Murray Bridge as it was in 1925
Photographs taken on a tour by the West Broken Hill Football Club give a rare insight into life and progress in the Murraylands in the 1920s.
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SALA Festival 2025: Your guide to what’s on in the Murraylands
Eleven exhibitions will showcase works by South Australia’s living artists around our region this August.
🏛️ Council
Mid Murray council trims rate increase by 1.1 per cent after public feedback
Residents living in the Mid Murray district won't have as big of a rate increase as originally expected.
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Free heavy vehicle workshop will make a stop in Murray Bridge
Heavy vehicle operators will have the chance to further educate themselves and gain a free roadworthy inspection while they're at it.
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Things to do in Murray Bridge: August 1-7, 2025
Your guide to a local school musical, pedal prix, cars and coffee and a musical duo, thanks to Spry Holdings.
Carp virus is still on the agenda, DAFF says
The federal Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry has launched a new round of research into a proposed solution for feral fish in the Murray-Darling Basin.
📢 Sponsored
Meet the latest inductees to Unity College’s Sporting Hall of Fame
Three new inductees and two legends will be recognised at Unity College's Sporting Hall of Fame ceremony, next Friday night.
🕰️ History
This week in history: July 31, 1925
Murray Bridge's football team faces off against Broken Hill, Mannum hold's a successful carnival and the local court cases will be ordinarily interesting.
🗳️ Vote
Independent Airlie Keen confirms second election tilt in Hammond
Exclusive: Murray Bridge’s Deputy Mayor will contest the 2026 state election as an independent candidate.
Algal bloom threatens the Coorong, but locals have a plan
The Coorong Environmental Trust has released a four-point plan to save the ecosystem, just as the eyes of the nation have turned towards it.