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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.
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Social photos: Gold Cup day 2024
A healthy crowd has gathered at Murray Bridge Racing Club for one of its biggest days of the year.
🏆 Sport
Sports reports: Karoonda have still got it in Lower Murray bowls
Plus Murray Towns cricket returns and Murray Bridge rifle shooting rolls on.
500 army cadets visit Murray Bridge for Exercise Rising Sun 2024
More than 500 Australian Army Cadets from across South Australia have given up a week of school holidays to live in the field at Murray Bridge.
Give yourself a break, says Nat’s What I Reckon at mental health expo
The 2024 Murray Bridge Mental Health and Wellbeing Expo has hosted appearances by nationally renowned experts in mental health and screen addiction.
Resin art is on the rise at Tailem Bend
Locals eager to try a new hobby are gathering for resin art workshops led by Graham Nancarrow at Tailem Bend's Community Centre
Social garden group explores the basics of gardening
Members of the Murray Bridge Social Garden Group have received a wealth of knowledge from a local guest speaker.
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Check yourself, Murray Bridge breast cancer survivor urges
The Murray Bridge Day and Night Surgery encourage women and men of all ages to do monthly breast cancer checks.
Auto club enjoys a weekend at the Riverland Field Days
Members of the Auto Collectors Club of Murray Bridge have been invited to display their cars at Barmera.
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Wellington trainer Michael Hickmott wins his first Gold Cup
One of Murray Bridge's most prestigious horse races has been won by a hometown trainer.