History, views of the ‘Bridge
What once was built to house the Superintendent of Works Henry Parker, in 1876, the Murray Bridge Round House is now a museum that...
Award for sterling service
At the monthly dinner meeting of the Lions Club of Murray Bridge on January 24, members were joined by the District Governor, David Horne....
Crafty artwork a highlight
After receiving funding from round two of the Regional Arts Fund, which supports arts projects in regional and remote areas, the Karoonda Community Craft...
Nature tourism fund boost
Three of the Murraylands’ nature tourism operators have recently received a boost in funding.
Whether the grant funds were used to buy new transport or...
Life membership for Lions
John Filmer joined the Tintinara Lions Club on November 18 1987 and transferred to the Lions Club of Murray Bridge in early 2004.
Mr...
Zac’s journey of a lifetime
After losing two of his best friends to suicide, Zac Chapman decided to walk from Melbourne to Perth with a 40 kilogram bag on...
Levee works funding boost
More than $30 million has been dedicated by both State and Federal governments to progress with levee remediation works Lower River Murray Reclaimed Irrigation...
Dangerous drivers stopped
Murrayland police officers were kept busy over the weekend.
On Saturday February 3, police stopped a car driving on Mulgundawah Road, Murray Bridge.
Checks revealed...
Get step by step support
It’s for Murray Bridge residents to dust off their sneakers and join the Genuine Support Services Australia (GSSA) walking group.
Now in its fourth year...
Legacy Day Fours a success
Murray Bridge RSL Bowling Club recently hosted its annual Legacy Day Fours in near-perfect conditions, with a full field of 18 teams from across...
