NAIDOC in the Coorong
Dozens of people gathered out of the weather last week, at the Tintinara Hall on July 5 and the Meningie Area School on July...
30 years of creativity
Meningie establishment, Coorong Cottage Industries, will be celebrating its 30-year milestone this year.
Situated in the old Meningie Chamber building, the organisation specialises in handmade...
Volunteer numbers increase
More than 175 people have recently joined with South Australian Ambulance Service (SAAS) as volunteers, following the organisation's volunteer call-out program.
Named Answer the Call,...
Expo by Unity, for community
Unity College Murray Bridge will be holding a Future Directions Expo for students and their families in the Murraylands, offering them the opportunity to...
Vouchers making up the big bucks
The second round of the Rise Up for the River vouchers is proving to be vastly more successful than the first, with plenty of...
The importance of community leadership
This is my first column in the Murray Valley Standard as Mayor of Coorong District Council, and I would like to thank The Standard...
Dispensary regulations concern pharmacists
It is a bitter pill to swallow for regional pharmacists as a change in medication distribution policies may cause much needed rural pharmacists to...
Light up on holiday
During the winter school holidays, people have the chance to take a step through the darkness to discover a hidden illuminated world at the...
Bartlett to the rescue
Claire Bartlett is a Murray Bridge local who has an extraordinary life.
Not only is she one of the few female unit managers in...
Pedalling to the future
Established in 2021, the Murraylands Cycling Club is new on the scene, but that has not slowed the club’s proactive approach to improving cycling...
Winter forecast session
Farmers in the Murraylands will have the chance to hear from independent long-range forecaster Stuart Williams ahead of winter cropping decisions.
Mr Williams, of Oz...
