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Heather Barclay appointed as Murray Bridge’s council’s new CEO
The council’s assets and infrastructure director has been chosen to succeed Michael Sedgman in the top job.
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Anti-5G campaigner seeks Murray Bridge council’s sympathy
The city’s councillors have been approached by a local resident with concerns about “high-frequency radiation”.
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Coorong council trims rate increase to 9.5 per cent
Property rates will still go up in 2023-24, but not by quite as much as expected after councillors and staff found more than $900,000 worth of savings.
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Council rate rises ‘shouldn’t be happening’, Murray Bridge and Coorong residents say
Public sentiment is firmly against the rate increases being proposed by the Murraylands' councils.
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How can Murray Bridge avoid becoming another Mount Barker?
The city's council is seeking public feedback as it develops a structure plan which will guide future residential growth.
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Murray Bridge council rates will go up by 6.9 per cent this year – here’s why
The city’s councillors have finalised their draft budget for 2023-24. Here’s how they plan to spend your ratepayer dollars.
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Coorong council plans 10 per cent rate increase
The council’s draft budget for 2023-24 includes a $131 property rates hike for the average resident. Here’s how they plan to spend your money.
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Murray Bridge council watch: May 2023
The city's councillors debate truck traffic on Maurice Road, dog registration fees and memory boxes at Lerwin.
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Community grant will help prevent crime at Murray Bridge’s basketball stadium
Murray Bridge Basketball Association, located at the city's showground, is one step closer to having a safe venue.
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Council chief Michael Sedgman says farewell to Murray Bridge
The outgoing CEO will hand over the reins to Heather Barclay, temporarily at least, next week.
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Murray Bridge council watch: April 2023
The latest on plans for a pet memorial, free EV charging, a public transport push and more.
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Don’t move the train, Tailem Bend residents tell council at main street meeting
And don’t think about taking away any more car parks, either, locals have told the Coorong council as part of a streetscape master planning process.