It’s rubbish, folks, but not as we know it

Ever wondered where your rubbish ends up? A local recycling facility tour lifts the lid on what really happens after bin day.

👋 Join In

Join in... with the men's probus club of Murray Bridge

Long time members Ian Rick and Len Lawson invite you to become members of Murray Bridge's men's probus club.

Community rallies around Bryson Chamings in his cancer fight

A fundraiser will be held at Sturt Reserve this weekend for an 18-month-old boy from Murray Bridge who is battling neuroblastoma.

🗓 Things to Do

Things to do in Murray Bridge: July 11-17, 2025

Your guide to a pre-loved book sale, burnouts at The Bend, a paint and sip and more.

⭐ Business Awards

Ahrns Electrical are officially the Murraylands’ best tradies – here’s why

The Murray Bridge company has been recognised at the 2025 Murraylands Business Awards after three years of rapid growth.

🕰️ History

This week in history: July 10, 1925

Tailem Bend's future looks bright, Murray Bridge mayor discusses state of the Bowhill road and Mypolonga holds annual pruning competition.

Historic ordination at Bodhipala Monastery is a step forward for SA’s Buddhist community

What happens during an ordination service for nine Buddhist monks? Our correspondent goes to find out.

📷 Social Photos

Social photos: NAIDOC Week family fun day 2025

See who has been seen out and about in the Murraylands this week, thanks to Spry Holdings.

💬 Opinion

‘Meth capital’ slander has got to stop

Murray Bridge News' Peri Strathearn calls out the shoddy behaviour of metro and national media.

🏆 Sport

Sports reports: Alex Wilson named in Opals squad

Plus the Crows visit Murray Bridge, Kym Schenscher breaks an RMFL record and the latest in golf and rifle shooting.

🏆 Sport

Murray Bridge teen overcomes arthritis to earn selection in state karate team

Linton Garner will represent South Australia at the 2025 National Karate Championships.

📢 Sponsored

Machinery Distributors Australia opens in Murray Bridge

Landowners, tradies and small-scale builders now have a dedicated destination for compact, hard-working machinery.