Five years since Covid-19
Five years have passed since COVID-19 began shutting down the Murraylands and Mallee, as well as the world. In a two-part series, this...
Schools takes home title
Schools took on Postel in the grand final of the Murray Bridge Lawn Tennis Association competition, with a good win.
The Schools team managed to...
Hawkes continues leadership role
Regional Development Australia Murraylands and Riverland (RDAMR) has announced the reappointment of chair Jodie Hawkes.
Her forward-thinking leadership is expected to continue to drive growth,...
One step closer to equality
Initiatives such as the Palmer Wind Farm are one step closer to having to pay council rates thanks to a move from Independent Member...
Umpire coach ready to go
The River Murray Football League (RMFL) will be bolstered this year with Matt Steinbeck joining the ranks as the league’s new umpires coach.
With decades...
Celebrating inclusivity
The All In Afternoon allowed the community to come together to celebrate inclusivity at Sturt Reserve on Friday, March 21 - Harmony Day -...
Farmers demand action
As South Australian farmers battle some of the driest conditions in over 30 years, some have taken matters into their own hands by visiting...
Riders say laws unjust
BIKIE LAWS UNJUST
Murray Bridge based Christian motorcycle club, the Longriders, fears it may be caught up in a State Government crackdown on organised crime.
Longriders...
Supporting communities
Two Mallee groups have received funding from the Foundation for Rural Regional Renewal to better support the community.
The Karoonda and District Bowling Club and...
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...
