
This week in history: April 11, 1924
The Lyric Theatre opens, Murray Bridge Horticultural Society encourages flower-growing and the 1924 state election is decided.
The Lyric Theatre opens, Murray Bridge Horticultural Society encourages flower-growing and the 1924 state election is decided.
Life-long locals, migrants and business leaders feature in an online documentary commissioned by the city’s council.
Murraylands community leaders Eunice Aston and Tim Hartman will be among the first members of a groundbreaking Indigenous representative body.
🏆 Sport
Plus the latest in Murray Bridge golf, horse racing and soccer.
Meet the singers who, together, are more than the sum of their parts.
A long-time local couple look back on six decades of matrimony, and offer their tips on staying together for a good, long time.
Members of a Murray Bridge car club have learned all about an unusual fruit on a trip to JJ’s Orchard.
đź“· Social Photos
The red carpet was laid outside Murray Bridge Performing Arts and Function Centre for the year 12s on Friday night – see who paraded down it.
đź—“ Things to Do
Your guide to the Karoonda Farm Fair and Show, Riverbend Nationals, Mypolonga Carp Mania and more.
An influx of noisy native birds has got chins wagging at Tailem – and on Monday, one of them even kept the Country Fire Service busy.
Rumours circulate about Murray Bridge’s railway sheds, St George’s Day is celebrated, a state election looms and donations are taken for veterans with tuberculosis.
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The New South Wales street artist gives an insight into her practice as she prepares to paint one of five new murals as part of a street art festival on April 12-14.