🕰️ History
This week in history: April 3, 1925
The Murray Bridge Football Association is discussed, a local shop owner protests to council and Brinkley's harvest is reported.
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🗳️ Vote
Liberals commit $50 million to Foodbank and other food charities
The Liberal party will commit $50 million to food charity services, like Murray Bridge's Foodbank, if elected on May 3.
🏆 Sport
Sports reports: Merchant takes out golf comp in stunning style
Plus the latest scores in Murray Bridge's Rifle Club competition.
🗓 Things to Do
Things to do in Murray Bridge: April 4-10, 2025
Your guide to the Murray Bridge Speedway, a triathlon, sculpture opening, markets and more.
🗳️ Vote
Citizens’ agenda: Barker residents need cost of living relief
We ask the candidates for Barker at the 2025 federal election how they would solve regional South Australia's cost of living crisis.
📢 Sponsored
Move with confidence, live with freedom with Thrive Mobility
Get to know more about the brand new mobility equipment and assistive living store in Murray Bridge.
⭐ Business Awards
Announcing the Murraylands Business Awards
A new awards ceremony will celebrate our region’s most outstanding businesses, as voted by you.
Cancer survivor welcomes Tour de Cure to the Bend
A visiting peloton of cyclists have made a generous gift to Tailem Bend Community Centre, and met an inspiring young man.
🏘️ Housing
Murray Bridge is Australia's top-performing property market since COVID
Good news for local home owners, but bad news for buyers: recent analysis has revealed that the median value of a Murray Bridge home has more than doubled since 2020.
🏗️ Growth
Bridge and bypass are no certainty, Pasin warns
The state government has yet to decide whether it will match a $525 million funding commitment to a freight bypass around Murray Bridge.
April Fools Day 2025: Flush with ideas, council reveals east side sewer alternative
The Murray Bridge council will erect a port-a-loo on every east side street corner after its failure to get a sewer network built. Er, maybe.
📢 Sponsored
Three surprising things you should know about house-and-land packages
Raine and Horne Murraylands’ Michael Cox explains how a common real estate practice works, and why it might pay to do your homework.