Bird flu case detected at Monarto
The H5 avian influenza sweeping across the rest of the world has been detected in the Murraylands for the first time.
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Social photos: Kaurna Yarta
See who has been seen out and about in the Murraylands this week, thanks to Spry Holdings.
🏛️ Council
Coorong councillor excused for possible confidentiality breach
The SA Ombudsman has declined to investigate Cr Jonathan Pietzsch for sharing legal advice with his council colleagues.
🏗️ Development
Mannum lifestyle village would include 154 new homes
Plans for a $22.5 million development called Mannum Lifestyle Village have been filed with the Mid Murray council.
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Things to do in the Murraylands: July 31-August 6, 2026
Your guide to everything happening in Murray Bridge and surrounds this week, including a sculpture workshop.
🏛️ Council
Murraylands council watch: July 2026
A Mid Murray rates increase is reduced, a Tailem Bend car park upgrade has a budget blow-out, transport is needed in Murray Bridge and more.
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Murray Bridge swimming season will open on October 31
The dates for the 2026-27 season at Murray Bridge Swimming Centre have been announced.
🚨 Emergencies
Watch out for speed cameras in the Murraylands this week
Plus SA Police investigate a Murray Bridge break-in and report a disqualified driver.
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SALA Festival 2026: Your Murraylands exhibition guide
From Kanmantoo to Karoonda, Mannum to Wellington, here’s what you’ll find in our backyard during this year’s South Australian Living Artists Festival.
🏆 Sport
Sports reports: Young sporting champions celebrated
Plus the latest in Murray Bridge golf and rifle shooting, SA Country footy, greyhound racing and more.
🙂 Good News
What we learned from Murray Bridge News’ 2026 reader survey
Meet the winner of our annual survey giveaway, and see what people say about this independent local news service.
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So … You’re Divorced: Murray Bridge cabaret will explore heartbreak and healing
Local singer and songwriter Katherine Wicker and a five-piece band will present two evenings of favourite songs old and new this August.