🏛️ Council
Heritage riverboats’ future is uncertain
The Mid Murray Council is reviewing its involvement in operating the PS Marion and two other vessels, and seeking public feedback.
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🚨 Crime and Fire
L-plate hoon has car impounded
Plus police graduates prepare to come to Murray Bridge and a jet ski is stolen at Mannum.
📢 Sponsored
Check out the new stock coming to Machinery Distributors Australia in October
If you need a tractor, forklift, excavator or dumper, this South Australian company has got a machine for you.
📢 Sponsored
Need spare parts? Kennewell can keep your agricultural machinery working
This Murray Bridge manufacturing company produces spare parts for agricultural machines of all kinds – what custom components can they make for you?
Murray-Darling Basin Authority is listening ahead of 2026 review
Chief executive Andrew McConville has toured the Murraylands to find out what locals think about the big issues facing the River Murray.
🚨 Crime and Fire
Why were Murray Bridge’s smoke shops shut down?
Local smokers aren’t happy about raids by Consumer and Business Services as part of Operation Eclipse, which is targeting the illicit tobacco trade in South Australia.
🏆 Sport
Sports reports: Jack Bell rings in new speedway track record
Plus the latest in local rifle shooting, horse racing, golf and more.
Pedal prix brings teenagers together and benefits to the Murraylands
We catch up with Mannum and Murray Bridge's teams at the 2025 Australian International Pedal Prix.
🙂 Good News
Inklings program will help new parents and their babies with communication
Families can now access free support for babies aged 6-18 months with communication and interaction difficulties.
🙂 Good News
Tailem Bend hospital staff celebrate milestones
Staff who have collectively worked over 200 years at the hospital have been celebrated at a gala morning tea
🏗️ Growth
More new Australians than ever are making their homes in Murray Bridge
Another 29 immigrants have taken their pledges on Australian Citizenship Day 2025.
đź’¬ Opinion
Social media users must choose what kind of world we want to see
Simone Bailey reflects on the reactions on social media to the retirement of SA’s Deputy Premier.