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$3.8 million redevelopment planned at Murray Bridge’s Hume Reserve
The state government, Ngarrindjeri authorities and the local council are collaborating on a plan to revitalise a long-neglected riverfront area.
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Murraylands council watch: March 2026
Here’s what Murray Bridge, Coorong and Mid Murray councillors have been up to during the past month.
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Coorong residents envision a connected, thriving district
The Coorong council is seeking feedback on a draft community vision plan for the years 2026-30.
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Has the City of Murray Bridge outgrown its ‘rural’ name?
A local councillor has suggested that the city’s council adopt a new identity to reflect its urban growth.
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Apply now for community grants from the Murray Bridge council
The March 2026 round of a regular grant program is now open.
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New owners take over at Roshana Lerwin Aged Care
Roshana Care CEO Rosh Jalagge has a message for the community following the settlement of the nursing home’s sale by the Murray Bridge council.
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‘It’s dangerous’: Melville Terrace residents say their street is too narrow
Residents of this Murray Bridge street worry that emergency services will not be able to reach them if they call.
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Public toilets need a wee bit of investment, councillors say
Do Murray Bridge’s public toilets need to be cleaned more often? And what about getting new ones built at Johnstone Park?
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BMX park will finally be built at Sturt Reserve
After almost a decade of delays, Murray Bridge should finally get a riverfront dirt track by the end of 2026.
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Don’t sell our riverboats, Mid Murray residents tell their council
A consultation has found “overwhelming” support for public ownership of the PS Marion and two other heritage-listed vessels.
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Murraylands council watch: December 2025
Here’s what the Murray Bridge, Mid Murray and Coorong councils have been up to this month.
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Lerwin sale process went on in secret for two years, documents reveal
Exclusive: Documents released from confidence have shed new light on a process one Murray Bridge councillor describes as “a betrayal of the community”.