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Structure fire at Narrung

Country Fire Service (CFS) firefighters attended a structure fire at Narrung on Friday, 2 October. Around 30 firefighters on six trucks, supported by two...

Mid Murray decisions

AI jobs may boost city

Gold Cup draws big crowds

Grant helps new families

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AI jobs may boost city

Murray Bridge could benefit from jobs and housing demand generated by Firmus Technologies’ proposed artificial intelligence data centre near Tailem Bend, Rural City of...

Gold Cup draws big crowds

Racing, fashion and trackside fun drew thousands to the Murray Bridge Gold Cup on Saturday, 3 October.

Grant helps new families

A volunteer-run community group in Pinnaroo has received an SA Power Networks Community Grant to help support families in the district who have or...

Ladies bowls season opens

The Lower Murray Ladies Bowls Pennant season is underway with the first round of matches held last Thursday, 24 September. MURRAY BRIDGE BLUE v MANNUM...

Plein Air to invigorate Strathalbyn’s artistic expression

Strathalbyn's picturesque scenery and heritage charm will soon be on canvas as the town welcomes its first Plein Air Festival. The festival, named after a...

Major headlines from 2008

SCHOOLS HIT Vandals have wreaked havoc on several Murray Bridge schools in the past four months, causing more than $50,000 damage. Three schools around the town...

Making headlines in 2010

FIRST LEVEES FAIL A LEVEE bank between Murray Bridge and Mannum has failed to withstand the rising water levels in the River Murray. Water leaking...

RAA warn about animals

With the change in season and longer days ahead the RAA is urging South Australian motorists to watch out for wildlife on the roads...

Anzac Day grants now open

Applications for the 2026-27 Anzac Day Commemoration Fund are now open, with up to $100,000 available to eligible organisations, community groups, schools and local...

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POWER PLAY RANGES from Palmer to Sanderston could be dotted with up to 130 wind powered turbines towering anywhere from 135 to 165 metres tall...

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