Handmade on Sixth
The annual Sixth Street Handmade Artist Market returns this weekend with over 50 stalls set to showcase local artists, food, creative workshops, games, blacksmiths and cubby...
Council says yes to cap
The Murray Bridge council may be the only one in South Australia that believes in a hard limit on property rate rises.Rural city councillors have...
Emotional piece wins
Two Murraylands students’ work has stood out and been selected as the best of the best to be included in the SACE Art Show 2017.Lemuel...
Novel look into rabbit history
In 1859, Thomas Austin introduced 24 wild rabbits to Barwon Park, near Geelong.By 1920 it is thought there were 10 billion rabbits rampaging across...
Preventing social isolation
Neighbour Day is Australia’s annual celebration of community that encourages people to connect with those who live nearby. Whether for a cuppa, a picnic...
Funding available for crisis scheme
About $470,000 in grants is being offered to organisations and individuals in regional and rural South Australia to help boost front-line emergency responses. The...
Border Track re-opens
Online booking has been introduced in time for the reopening of the Border Track, the popular four-wheel drive trail that winds its way through...
Turkey game growing
John Holland got a phone call at 3pm on a Friday: could he get some 10-kilo dressed turkeys to the airport as soon as...
Police bust alleged drug dealer at Rockleigh
Two men and a woman from Rockleigh will face court after detectives searched their rural property in relation to drug trafficking earlier today.Police alleged a 27-year-old...
Murray Bridge 14-year-old arrested for driving
A 14-year-old girl from Murray Bridge will face the Murray Bridge Youth Court in May after police arrested her for driving a vehicle without...
Smiley, the steam train driver
Young creative Cadeyrn Smith is once again bringing imagination to life as his second children’s book, 'Smiley the Steam Train Driver', will soon be...
