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Coalition would spend more on roads and infrastructure if elected
Two projects are set to receive funding in the Murraylands, and another new program will be introduced, if the Liberals are elected on May 3.
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🏛️ Council
Murray Bridge council cuts travel costs: ‘It’s a bad look’
The Murray Bridge council will spend $2500 less than it had planned on travel to a conference in Canberra.
🗓 Things to Do
Novita’s Mighty River Run is coming to the Murraylands
One of the biggest annual fundraising events on the River Murray will pass through Mannum and Murray Bridge, and finish at Wellington, in 2025.
📢 Sponsored
The Spongebob Musical is coming to Murray Bridge
Tickets are now on sale for Murray Bridge Players and Singers’ family-friendly production of the Broadway hit based on a Nickelodeon TV show.
Our News, Your Voice: Independent news is close to home and louder than ever
The Local and Independent News Association's Claire Stuchbery explains what the Our News, Your Voice campaign is all about.
Anzac Day 2025: Morning of reflection passes at Tailem Bend
Residents and visitors have commemorated Australia's veterans at a dawn service on April 25.
🏆 Sport
Mypolonga Anzac guernsey pays tribute to the community’s veterans
The Tigers have taken to the field wearing stylish new threads, interwoven with meaning, during the RMFL’s Anzac Round in 2025.
📷 Social Photos
Social photos: Anzac Day breakfast at Murray Bridge RSL
See who was out and about on Friday morning.
Anzac Day 2025: Murray Bridge remembers
A family which sent three sons to fight in World War I is among those to have been honoured during a dawn service at Sturt Reserve.
Murray Bridge runner takes on 55-hour marathon for domestic violence survivors
Kai Martin hopes to raise $25,000 by doing something that, to most, would sound impossible.
🕰️ History
This week in history: April 24, 1925
Three fugitives were caught, a popular tennis tournament in Mannum and ten years ago on April 25 the Anzac troops marched into Gallipoli.
Photographer Cadeyrn Smith will publish his first children’s book
Up and coming local photographer, Cadeyrn Smith, has created his own book with the support of AI technology.