Meet Di Dawson
Dianne "Di" Joan Dawson was born in Murray Bridge in 1945 to Jock and Joan Mobbs.
She is a fourth generation resident and has...
Around the courts, oval
Many people got down to cheer their teams to victory when the River Murray football and netball associations held round 10 clashes on the...
Council rejects Assembly
Southern Mallee District Council (SMDC) has elected not to send its mayor or chief executive officer to attend this month’s 2025 National General Assembly...
Grants fuel cultural spirit
The state government is continuing its commitment to cultural inclusion by offering grants under the Celebrate Together program, designed to support multicultural festivals and...
Grosser’s goalball dream
When Nikita Grosser went to a goalball come-and-try day in primary school, she had no idea she was stepping into her life’s passion -...
Footy season halfway done
The first half of the 2025 River Murray Football League (RMFL) season is over, with Round 9 producing a mix of results as the...
Support extended for tags
South Australian sheep and goat producers will receive an additional $4.5 million in support as part of the state government’s efforts to ease the...
Annual kangaroo survey begins
An aerial survey will be flying over parts of South Australia this month with the aim to estimate the state’s kangaroo population.
The annual survey...
Discover what’s on in the Murraylands
ASPIRING GREEN THUMBS
VEGGIE PATCH WORKSHOP - Friday, June 20, Murray Bridge Library, from 10am. Learn planning and design tips, tips for success, keeping it...
Council decides on issues
The Rural City of Murray Bridge held its ordinary council meeting on Tuesday, June 10 with some topics for discussion.
FUNCTION CENTRE UNDER REVIEW
The council...
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...
