🏛️ Council
Murray Bridge council watch: Council must act on cats, petitioners say
The city's council discusses stray cats, drought, abandoned shopping trolleys and more.
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🏗️ Growth
Growth makes the Coorong an attractive investment prospect
The Coorong council has released an investment prospectus for future investors in the region.
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Social photos: Callington Show 2024
Hundreds and hundreds of punters have flocked to the town's ovals in perfect weather for the annual agricultural extravaganza.
🏆 Sport
Confidence is key to women’s empowerment, Olympian says
At Murray Bridge's first Power of Her event Olympian Amber Halliday has spoken about how women and girls can be more confident in sport and life.
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Things to do in Murray Bridge: October 25-31, 2024
Your guide to an unforgettable weekend in the Murraylands, including The Bend Classic, Callington Show, Murray Bridge Marathon and more.
Tailem Bend grain bunker receives first delivery of 2024-25 harvest
Rick Bonython has made Tailem Bend Viterra's first delivery for the 2024-25 harvest season.
Beston Global Food Company will keep trading for now
More than 150 local dairy processing workers should be able to keep their jobs in Murray Bridge and Jervois until at least February, administrators KPMG say.
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Social photos: Lions district C2 convention
Lions Club members from four states and territories have descended on Murray Bridge for their 2024 get-together.
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Bridge Street businesses get into the Halloween spirit
At least two shop owners want Murray Bridge’s main street to become a safe space for families to take part in an increasingly popular tradition.
🕰️ History
This week in history: October 24, 1924
Mypolonga's Sunday school students and Brinkley's schoolchildren attend picnics, while the Labor Party warns about a threat to railway jobs.
Monteith hall awarded $2500 grant
The money will go towards helping the more than 100-year-old town hall's volunteers buy a new fridge and dishwasher.
Have your say in SA’s living and ageing well survey for 2025
If you're a South Australian resident 50 years or older, have your say in the state's ageing plan.