Having a racquet
Tennis players from the River Murray have taken the trip to Berri to compete in the 2023 State Foundation Cup against other regional tennis...
Karoonda ‘ready pound pavement’ to find new GP
Less than two hours from Adelaide, the town of Karoonda is without a general practitioner to help one of the oldest populations in South...
Ready to paddle a continent
While the community prepares for upcoming holidays such as Halloween and Christmas, one local woman is preparing to kayak across Africa for some much...
Gold Cup proves a gleeful success
Thousands rocked up to the biggest race meet of the year in the Murraylands last weekend.
Young, old and impeccably groomed racing enthusiasts turned up...
Auto on show
Hundreds gathered to Murray Bridge's Sturt Reserve to celebrate the return of the Murray Bridge Autofest.
With cars of all shapes, sizes, colours and ages...
Coorong trust open for nominations
The Deputy Premier and Minister for Climate, Environment and Water is seeking nominations for a newly established Coorong Environmental Trust.
Nominations are sought from representatives...
Businesses up for awards
Five tourist attractions across the Murraylands have the chance to take home a South Australian Tourism Award after they were nominated for their specialist...
Diamonds are forever
It was a wet Saturday afternoon in Murray Bridge - the two inches of rain kind of wet - and dozens of family and...
Where to vote on Referendum
Across the Murraylands and Mallee, thousands of people will be dropping into voting centres on Saturday, October 14, to take part in the...
Nominating a local legend
A holiday that might not be on everyone’s radar this late into the year is Australia Day, but while some people are hanging up...
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...
