50 years of Lions pride
The Tailem Bend Lions Club will mark a major milestone next month, celebrating 50 years of service to the community as part of its...
Funding for land managers
Primary producers, landholders, and agricultural groups are being encouraged to apply for funding through a new Murraylands and Riverland Climate Smart Agriculture Grants program.
The...
Murray Mallee traffic report
Police reported five drivers in the Murray Mallee over the weekend.
About 1.20pm on Saturday, June 14, a Ford ute was detected travelling on Hunter...
Small towns able to share
Small towns from across South Australia have been given a unique opportunity to share their innovation, connect with national changemakers, and gain insights into...
Regional headlines, 2007
COUNCIL TO ADDRESS PEDESTRIAN SAFETY
An exit ramp which leads pedestrians onto Swanport Road from the Centro Shopping Centre car park is among a series...
Murray Bridge Golf Club results
MURRAY BRIDGE GOLF CLUB/ MENS STROKE / B. Poharama 66 / “A”; K. Durham 67 J. McIntosh 71 / “B”; J. McFee 68 G....
Beloved Ag teacher retires
After spending decades shaping young minds and making a lasting impact in the classroom, Coomandook Area School agriculture teacher Phil Roberts is set to...
St John’s callout for help
St John Ambulance Murray Bridge is on the hunt for new volunteers, with fears the group could fold due to a lack of membership....
High honour for Heard
Murray Bridge-based St John Ambulance volunteer David Heard has officially received a Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) in the General Division.
Mr Heard...
Barker’s farm life in focus
Member for Barker Tony Pasin will again run the Barker's Best Photo Competition, and this year, to honour and celebrate primary producers the 2025...
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...
