Beware of prickly pest
Landowners in the Murraylands are being urged to keep an eye out for African boxthorn, which is growing rapidly around the region.
The thorny shrub,...
Spring’s green thumb
Residents around the Rural City of Murray Bridge can get their gardening gloves out and creative thoughts blooming for the annual Rural City of...
Thousands raised for Red Cross
Members from the Murray Bridge Red Cross branch are thanking the Murray Mallee community for their continued support in raising money for the organisation.
During...
New leader follows her dream
A new superintendent has taken over the reins of the South Australian Police Murray Mallee Local Service Area, and with the River Murray in...
Rail history up for sale
It is not very often the opportunity is presented for an individual, group or organisation to purchase a railway carriage and own a small...
Pretty penny for the ferry
For anyone visiting Dickson Reserve, at Tailem Bend, the old ferry landing should be an opportunity to learn about the town’s rich river history,...
Hot new addition for Rotary club
The smell of fresh hot donuts at events across the Murraylands is enticing, and more often than not, the aroma drifts from a van...
Sharing the love
Despite being in the name, the Rural City of Murray Bridge is a lot more than just Murray Bridge.
It is communities such as Jervois,...
Here we go again … levees break
The farming community is reliving the horrors of possibly losing their precious farmland once more as levees across the Murraylands have begun failing.
Pompoota and...
Flood inquiry greenlit
A new State Parliamentary inquiry has been moved by the Opposition regarding the River Murray floods, to help learn how South Australia can be...
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...
