Revved up street party
Hundreds of car enthusiasts made their way to Murray Bridge's East Terrace on Thursday, August 17, as cars of all shapes and colours lined...
Laptops for students in need
Many parents experienced the perils of COVID-19 and remote learning, as shutdowns prevented students from stepping foot in a classroom.
Having a reliable internet...
Helping our local community
A little known gem of an op shop in Murray Bridge is hidden behind the smallest Cathedral in the southern hemisphere.
Situated on the...
Musical move maker
For the past three-and-a-half months, Murray Bridge man Isaiah Janiak has been helping youth in the community with his work at Headspace.
Isaiah has been...
Preparing for our future
Over the past few years, primary school students from the Murray Bridge North School have been participating in the Commissioner’s Digital Challenge, kickstarting their...
Council discusses business hub, infrastructure efficiency
The Murray Bridge council met on Monday night to work through a comprehensive agenda that was brimming with compelling and thought-provoking items for their...
Vinnie’s van to help homeless
In the midst of a Murraylands housing crisis,which has left dozens of people and families without a roof over their head, Vinnies has stepped...
No GP service for Karoonda
When Karoonda faced the withdrawal of general practitioner (GP) services in the community in 2013, the Mannum Medical Centre came to the town’s aid.
Ten...
Greyhound racing inquiry to begin
Following the alleged abuse at a Murraylands greyhound trainers property, the South Australian Government has launched an inquiry into the sport.
Premier Peter Malinauskas said...
Vacant housing as tents become homes
A single mother and her three children have been living in a tent on the Mannum riverfront for the past four months, despite almost...
Mickan reflects on Vietnam
Retired farmer and Murray Bridge local Glen Mickan’s life would change forever, when the young 21-year-old’s marble came up in 1968, signalling he would...
