Conference focuses on rural health needs
Training more medical staff in regional Australia could help fill workforce gaps, delegates have heard at an event in Murray Bridge.
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For little hearing assistance dog Ollie, no task is too big
For years, the Kilpatricks and their Lions Club have supported a hearing assistance dog program. Now it's their turn to participate.
Nurses and midwives rally for better pay and conditions
Health care workers in Murray Bridge have joined a South Australia-wide protest calling on the state government to pay them fairly.
🏗️ Development
Standpipe automation, Tailem Bend pipeline will improve water access
Two projects in the Mid Murray and Coorong district are making water sources more accessible to locals.
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Liberals hope to reel in River Murray fishers with $10.5 million promise
River Murray fishers might get a big catch if a new initiative to boost fish stocks comes in after the next state election.
🚨 Emergencies
Trio arrested over Murray Bridge break-in
Plus fake money found, a firebug is caught, a stolen car is found and more.
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Murray Bridge service clubs celebrate their achievements
The city's Rotary, Lions, Kiwanis and Inner Wheel clubs have combined to reflect on their successes, and congratulate a local police officer.
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Social photos: Halloween 2025
See who has been seen out and about in the Murraylands this week, thanks to Spry Holdings.
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Local cricket clubs to clash in Remembrance day round
This Saturday the annual Murray Towns Cricket Remembrance round trophy game, will take place between Wanderers and Ramblers.
Tailem Bend Auto Club hosts annual poker run day
The Tailem Bend Auto Club set off on their annual poker run, traveling around 250 kilometres, last week.
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Things to do in the Murraylands: Oct 31-Nov 6, 2025
Your guide to everything happening in Murray Bridge and surrounds, thanks to Spry Holdings.
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Half a century of care: Dawn Weyland’s incredible service
With 50 years of service, local resident Dawn Weyland’s dedication to caring for others has left an enduring mark on the Resthaven community.