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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.
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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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Create the dream anew with RPCutters
Tailem Bend’s decorative metal artwork suppliers, formerly Regional Profile Cutters, have a new name, a new logo and a bigger range than ever.
New medical centre may be built on Adelaide Road
An application has been filed for a new medical centre in Murray Bridge.
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Sports reports: Total Recon brings adventurers to the Murraylands
Plus Hazel Fertier, local rider, wins excellence and horsemanship award, golf scores, winter rifle shooting and more.
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Here to Help: Murray Bridge Salvation Army
Find out how the Salvation Army on Fourth Street may be able to assist with food insecurity, financial struggles or social work.
Headspace team pushes for better mental health
Headspace Murray Bridge is encouraging everyone to push for better mental health by participating in Australia’s largest mental health and fitness event.
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Meet the new management team at Murray Bridge Toyota
The Gilbert family name has been associated with great service to car buyers and owners for more than 100 years – now Tom Gilbert is here in the Murraylands.
Unity College students turn the tables on local journalist
Murray Bridge News’ Peri Strathearn is usually the one asking the questions, but a group of year 4 students gave him a grilling last week.
Regional mobile phone coverage program discontinued
The federal Mobile Black Spot Program and other connectivity programs may be terminated after 2026-27, and MP Tony Pasin isn’t happy about it.
Murraylands three-year-olds will start kindy in 2027 or 2028
A state government reform will allow children to start preschool a year earlier – find out when your child will be eligible.
Murray Bridge teenager sent to prison over fatal Dukes Highway crash
The driver responsible for a collision which killed another teenager, Keith woman Poppy Crozier, in 2023 will spend two years behind bars.