Mannum Paddle Steamers win dragon boating award
On Saturday, June 15, dragon boat teams from all over South Australia gathered at Glenelg Golf Club for the annual Dragon Boats SA end-of-season...
Jervois art trail launched at mural’s completion
The completion of the first of many planned artworks along a Jervois Art Trail has been celebrated with a launch event at the town's...
Winter’s icy touch inspires photographers
Winter has held the Murraylands and Mallee tightly in its grip lately, including on the region's coldest night of 2019.The mercury fell to two...
North school’s class of 1971 reunites
On Saturday, June 8, the year 7 class of 1971 from Murray Bridge North Primary School had a reunion at the Swanport Hotel.Twenty-five past...
Auto collectors run to Murray Bridge Pistol Club
Saturday, June 1 was the day chosen for Auto Collectors Club of Murray Bridge (ACCMB) member Jamie Brine to organise a club outing to...
Focus on recreation, sport across South Australia
Getting South Australians active, preparing a funding grants review and preparing for the future are the three main priorities of a current statewide consultation...
Newman’s Horseradish packs a spicy punch in Langhorne Creek
"Here, try some," says Di at the famous Newman's Horseradish farm in Langhorne Creek. She places a jar of the red-labelled horseradish paste and...
Family bakery full of heart
It's hard not to be tempted at Tailem Bend Bakery.With a delicious selection of pies, pasties, sausage rolls, bread and their famous family-sized doughnuts,...
South Australian regional arts projects receive funds
New arts projects covering the length and breadth of South Australia will be sharing in almost $160,000 in grants from the federal Regional Arts...
Droughts ‘are going to get more intense’, Uni SA professor warns
Our region will be up to 22 per cent drier and 3.6 degrees hotter by the end of the century unless action is taken...
Winter forecast session
Farmers in the Murraylands will have the chance to hear from independent long-range forecaster Stuart Williams ahead of winter cropping decisions.
Mr Williams, of Oz...
