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No new projects for the Murraylands in the 2024 state budget

Cost of living payments and other measures will help local people, but Murray Bridge’s hospital, public transport and local housing developments remain un-funded.

Peter O’Brien: From Jervois to Ramsay Street and beyond

Read an excerpt from the cover story in the winter 2024 edition of Murraylands Life magazine, available from June 14.

Locals graduate from leadership program

The state government has announced an additional $2 million in funding to extend the highly successful Regional Leadership Development Program.

Upgrades begin on the Mallee Highway

Travellers heading on the highway between Tailem Bend to Geranium may experience speed and lane restrictions.

SA ski racing titles cut short after accident in Queensland

An event held at Murray Bridge’s Sturt Reserve over the weekend has had a day of competition cancelled following a tragic accident interstate.

Two men suffer serious injuries in Pompoota crash

Plus four motorists have been caught over the past two weekends for various offences.

Education project will open pathways for Ngarrindjeri communities

Ngarrindjeri Ruwe Empowered Communities will build new learning facilities at Murray Bridge East after a $50,000 funding approval.

Multiple sclerosis hasn’t slowed Wendy Johnson down

This Purnong local still enjoys a game of indoor bowls at the Tailem Bend Town Hall, and walking to raise funds for research.

Locals welcome Lamborghini Super Trofeo series to the Bend

Another successful weekend at Tailem Bend’s motor racing circuit has benefited local businesses and workers.

👟 Walk/Ride

Murray Bridge to Clare on the Lavender Federation Trail

Graham Hallandal breaks down the start of a long journey to Clare for the Friends of the Heysen Trail.

What do you want out of today’s state budget?

Rather than asking the politicians what they can do for us, Murray Bridge News asks you: what do you need right now?

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