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Police find gun stashed in stolen car at White Hill
Plus SA Police deal with dangerous drivers and the Country Fire Service tackles a shed fire at Mannum.
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Murray Bridge North School will finally get a new fence
The local primary school is part of seven South Australian schools accepted for fencing upgrades.
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Social photos: Tailem Bend Street Party 2024
Tailem bend's main street was buzzing on Friday night as visitors celebrated day one of the Bend's Spring Nationals.
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Independent Learning Centre leads SA in student support
A program successfully trialled at Murray Bridge High School's ILC will be introduced at schools around the state.
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I’m thinking about buying my first home – what do I need to know?
Raine and Horne Murraylands’ Michael Cox guides you through the steps you’ll need to go through when purchasing a property.
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Things to do in Murray Bridge: October 18-24, 2024
Your guide to everything happening in the Murraylands this week, thanks to the Bridgeport Hotel.
Murray Bridge Club shines with double win at Clubs SA awards
The community club has been celebrated for its recent refurbishment and outstanding community service.
The Murray Princess has been MIA for three months – this is why
The biggest paddle steamer on the River Murray hasn't been seen in Murray Bridge since July.
🕰️ History
This week in history: October 17, 1924
The first Tailem Bend Show is held, the railway bridge's builders stop work and a football match raises funds for a new grandstand.
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Social photos: Fun day out at the Brinkley Reuse Centre
These photos are free to view. Help Murray Bridge News photograph more local events by subscribing today. Around 60 people have enjoyed a high tea and fashion parade at the Brinkley Reuse Centre in aid of cancer research. Many in the audience had also dressed in their finest charity shop
Food drive launched as one in three households skip meals to get by
The RAA and Foodbank are calling for donations during Anti Poverty Week, including in Murray Bridge.