News from forty years past
NEW MOVE ON CITY STATUS - May 8, 1984
The State Opposition has been asked to support Murray Bridge District Council's efforts to have its...
Unexpected parallels
As I embarked on the historic Kokoda Track, tracing the footsteps of soldiers who braved its treacherous terrain during World War II, I was...
Looking back with love
Margaret and Elliott Staiff have called Murray Bridge home for most of their lives and during their lifetime both have witnessed the growth of...
Supporting local umpires
UMPIRE'S WEEK
Community Umpiring Week will be celebrated from May 6 to May 12 around the country and River Murray Football League umpires director Jason...
Tougher penalties for cruelty
People will face tougher penalties for mistreating animals as part of the State Government’s commitment to strengthen the Animal Welfare Act.
Fines of up to...
Library’s exciting events
After an intense April School Holiday program and a memorable visit from Sprout Cooking School, the Murray Bridge Library is showing no signs of...
Letter: Nominate a champion
Dear Editor,
As co-chairs of the Australian Mental Health Prize, we're reaching out to Australian communities to encourage nominations for the 2024 prize.
Recent events have...
Dangerous drivers caught
SA Police have reported two drivers in the Murraylands for drink driving.
At about 7.30pm on Saturday April 27, Meningie Police stopped a Ford Falcon...
From the editor’s desk
At a Country Cabinet meeting in the South East last October, the State Government announced it would be undertaking a statewide road network study...
Firies ready to teach safety
The Metropolitan Fire Service (MFS) and Country Fire Service (CFS) will be running a fire safety session at the Murray Bridge Library this month...
Grants to boost brigades
Volunteer Country Fire Service (CFS) brigades across South Australia will soon have access to new funding aimed at strengthening frontline response and supporting volunteer...
