IT’S ALL GO: green light for Thomas Foods rebuild
Thomas Foods International has announced it will build an abattoir facility at a new site about 8 kilometres from the old site in Murray...
Council creates masterplans for ovals
THE future of five major oval precincts in Murray Bridge should receive better direction as the council seeks to create long-term strategic masterplans for...
Sleeping out to help the homeless
Coorong District Council councillor Glynis Taylor is set to experience a night sleeping without shelter to help change the lives for Australians who are...
Call out for volunteers
Helping others in times of trouble is what country people do best, and one of the ways Murraylands residents can lend a hand is...
Tailem Bend icon will remain in place
The Coorong District Council has unanimously decided that the train at the Railway Terrace playground in Tailem Bend will be partially fenced off and...
Be still and feel how a butterfly lands
It came from the back garden: The giggle from a small granddaughter that makes a grandfather think, "What is she up to?" Stepping...
Mannum is ready to shine bright
There will be a showing of strength in more ways than one at this year's Mannum Truck and Ute Show.This Sunday, June 9, the...
Council grants funds
More than $19,800 will be distributed to organisations across the Mid Murray Council district soon as part of a community grants program.In round two...
Night shining bright
When night time comes around in the Murraylands it is certainly not a place for those who are scared of the dark, however, it...
Local poet lands first prize for Aussie poetry
Local poet, Max Merkenschlager has received first prize at the Henry Lawson Heritage Festival in Gulgong for this poem 'Made in Australia'. It is...
Food stop’s cancer funds
The Lions Club of Lameroo’s biannual food stop took place over the Easter long weekend, inviting locals and visitors to enjoy a barbecue, all...
