🗓 Things to Do
Things to do in the Murraylands: May 29-June 4, 2026
Your guide to everything happening in Murray Bridge and surrounds this week, including Jervois Football Club's centenary.
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🏛️ Council
Murraylands council watch: May 2026
Septic tank enforcement is planned on Murray Bridge's east side, riverfront reserves are ranked in order of need, Mannum plans for growth and more.
🏛️ Council
Visitor information centre will move to Murray Bridge Library
The tourism centre will share a space beneath Murray Bridge Marketplace in a move the council says is aimed at increasing its visibility.
Family’s tragic history shared on Sorry Day in Murray Bridge
Students at Murray Bridge North School have learned about the Stolen Generation as part of an annual commemoration.
🙂 Good News
Contributors recognised during National Volunteer Week
What would Murray Bridge look like without volunteers? A lot worse, Mayor Wayne Thorley has suggested.
📢 Sponsored
Consultation opens on Murray Bridge council’s draft 2026-27 annual business plan and budget
Here’s how you can have your say before June 9.
🏆 Sport
Sports reports: Destroying takes out the 2026 Murray Bridge Cup
Plus the latest in shooting, greyhound racing, basketball, golf and more.
Robert Roylance promises to be ‘voice for everyday people’ in maiden speech
The new One Nation Member for Hammond has outlined his vision for the next four years in his maiden speech to South Australia’s parliament. Watch the video.
🙂 Good News
Volunteers make a difference for malleefowl
A threatened species continues to endure in the Murraylands and Riverland, seasonal surveys have found.
🏗️ Growth
New changerooms bring Jervois Netball Club into the 21st century
Decades of Bluds’ sweat and tears have ended with the opening of new facilities for the town’s netball and tennis players.
📷 Social Photos
Social photos: Country Race Day
See who has been seen out and about in the Murraylands this week, thanks to Spry Holdings.
🏛️ Council
‘People are hurting’: Mid Murray council limits rate rise to 3.6 per cent
Property owners will pay a little more from July 1, but competition with Murray Bridge has kept the increase to a minimum.