Cameras up and running
CCTV CAMERAS UP AND RUNNING
Murray Bridge’s new closed circuit television system is up and running.
Seven video cameras have been installed around Bridge Street...
Join together in harmony
The community got together at Sturt Reserve on Friday, March 21 for The All in Afternoon – Celebrating Inclusivity, coinciding with Harmony Day while...
Coorong council evaluated as a financially sustainable entity
South Australia's regulatory body, the Essential Services Commission of South Australia (ESCOSA), has provided the Coorong District Council with a positive financial review.
ESCOSA has...
Busy times for artists
Bridge Arts members keep busy with art classes, workshops, markets, and exhibitions as the year progresses.
There is something for everyone to become involved...
Chance to help out locals
The Red Cross is looking for volunteers to join its Community Passenger Network (CPN) and Commonwealth Home Support Package (CHSP) transport programs.
The CPN program...
Who is your favourite actor/actress, and why?
Who is your favourite actor/actress, and why?
Free business support
The Office for Small and Family Business will be visiting the Murraylands Skill Centre later this month offering free and confidential business support to...
New committee announced
Following a recent open call and assessment process, Livestock SA has announced the members of its new Livestock Advisory Committee.
Livestock SA chair Gillian Fennell...
Boyer’s visit to Karoonda
Students and staff from Karoonda Area School had a visit from State Minister of Education, Training and Skills, Blair Boyer recently.
Minister Boyer’s dropped by...
First round of RAA grants available.
South Australian not-for-profits or community organisations are being encouraged to apply for grants through the RAA of up to $5000.
The RAA’s Grassroots Giving program...
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...
