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Church’s future in focus

A group of Callington residents are working to secure the future of one of the town’s oldest landmarks, following the decommissioning of the ‘little...

Come and try rugby league

Murraylands rugby league club, the MEC Black Swans, is looking to grow its grassroots membership by hosting a Come and Try Day for juniors...

Australia Post on the move

A new Australia Post distribution centre is currently being built in Murray Bridge, as the postal service announced a significant investment in its infrastructure...

Come celebrate Lameroo

Help develop action plans

Band seeking new players

Busy week for local officers

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Sport

Rambler wins the battle

Rambler has won the battle for fourth spot after a close win over Tailem Bend, while Monarto did all it could and was unlucky...

Paech posts double ton

It was manual targets again this week at the Deed Range in Monarto as the Murray Bridge Rifle Club shot its annual championship round...

Falcons record strong win

On Sunday at Marion Oval, the Eastern Falcons played against Marion in round 15 of the Adelaide Turf Cricket Association (ATCA) Women’s Second Grade...

Peake courts upgrade

The State Government’s Power of Her initiative will deliver upgraded facilities for local athletes, with Peake & District Sporting Club set to receive $404,800...

Murray Bridge Golf Club results

MURRAY BRIDGE GC / MENS STABLEFORD / K.Nixon 42 / A; M.Mayfield 40 G.Lannan 37 / B; T.Hancock 41 J.Elliott 39 / C; M.McFetridge...

Carnival bowls success

More than 300 competitors from all over the state competed in the SA Bowls Country Carnival held at various metropolitan clubs from 2 February...

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SA Government

How to access business support through algal bloom

The State Government’s Department of State Development is providing a range of measures to support impacted businesses, and their owners and staff, through the...

Tackling SA’s algal bloom

A harmful algal bloom has been impacting large stretches of South Australia’s coastline since mid-March. South Australian Research and Development Institute (SARDI) Executive Director Professor...

Building consumer confidence in seafood

THE Dining Cashback program is a positive way to build consumer confidence in seafood, says Nick’s Fish Market owner Daryl Bairstow. Mr Bairstow said since...

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Bunyip Bazaar debut

A new twilight market celebrating local makers and community spirit is set to arrive at Sturt Reserve this weekend. Market organiser Ben Borchardt said The...

Grants for grassroots ideas

Murraylands community groups, volunteer organisations, landholders and individuals are being invited to submit their ideas for the 2026-27 Grassroots Grants program. An initiative of the...

Farming research tour

Mallee Sustainable Farming (MSF) will share the region's latest research updates during industry events in March. The its 2026 Mallee Research Update event series...

New panel for road safety

A newly-established road safety committee has been established by the state government in an ongoing commitment to reducing lives lost and serious injuries on...

Local Census staff needed

REGION - People with strong connections to diverse communities across the Spencer Gulf and Far North are being encouraged to apply for upcoming Census...

Innovation built in ‘Bridge

Australia's first powered truck trailer system is now commercially available, having been launched at Rapid Bay on Thursday, February 12. Created by South Australian...

Grants for climate solutions

First Nations communities are being encouraged to apply for grants as part of the Foundation for Rural Regional Renewal’s (FRRR) Community Led Climate Solutions...

Major expo returns to Adelaide

For just the second time, the ATSA Independent Living Expo is being held in Adelaide on 18-19 March. Thie event brings the largest display...

Those Were The Days: Jeffrey Klitscher

Jeffrey Klitscher was born in Salisbury in 1942 to parents Joy and Gary. The 83-year-old now lives in Murray Heights, having moved to the area...

Cruise North America

Take in historic cities and rugged shores with Viking’s 15-day Canada and East Coast Explorer voyage from Toronto, Ontario to Fort Lauderdale, Florida or...

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