Murray Bridge News
Murray Bridge News is an online platform and a weekly email update that shares the latest news and events from the Murraylands region of South Australia. Operating as an independent news outlet, we are not connected to large media corporations, and our editorial choices are made right here in Murray Bridge, rather than in cities like Adelaide or Sydney. Plus, all of our profits are reinvested back into the local community.
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5 days ago |
murraybridge.news | Peri Strathearn
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5 days ago |
murraybridge.news | Peri Strathearn
Have you seen this yellow and black mobility scooter? It was stolen from out the front of a house in Murray Bridge sometime between 7.30pm last Thursday and 2.30am the following morning. Anyone who sees the Merits-brand scooter should contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or at www.crimestopperssa.com.au. Meanwhile, a shipping container full of construction equipment has been broken into at Mannum Showground.
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5 days ago |
murraybridge.news | Peri Strathearn
To express an interest in sponsoring this regular feature, email [email protected]. A dozen makers around Murray Bridge have shown off their creations as part of a Trail of Creativity around town over the weekend. The number of people following the trail, formerly the Murray Bridge Stall Crawl, was rather limited this time around, perhaps due to the cool weather. But it still gave creators an opportunity to show what amazing work they could do.
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6 days ago |
murraybridge.news | Peri Strathearn
The Murraylands’ representative in Canberra, federal MP Tony Pasin, has lost his spot in the Coalition’s shadow ministry as he begins another stint in opposition. The Liberals and Nationals revealed a new-look line-up under incoming Opposition Leader Sussan Ley last week. Mr Pasin did not receive a portfolio – or focus area – and will instead sit on the backbench. He had previously served as the opposition’s roads and road safety spokesman under Peter Dutton.
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1 week ago |
murraybridge.news | Peri Strathearn
Change will come to the Murraylands in the coming decades, but we’re well placed to weather the storm. So say two leaders who shared their predictions for the 21st century in Murray Bridge last week. One was Tim Jarvis AM, an environmental scientist, filmmaker and former South Australian of the Year. The other was Barry Irvin, executive chairman of the Bega Group. They gave notice that three huge trends would reshape the global economy between now and 2050: This post is for paying subscribers only
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