The integrity of the Lower Murray’s levees and the increased pressure on its rural roads are the region’s biggest concerns amid the state’s flood crisis, says Murray Bridge’s mayor.
Businesses continue to close along the River Murray as the SES issues a flood emergency warning for areas from Renmark to the Murray Mouth.
With belts tightened this festive season, residents in major cities can expect to shell out much more for Christmas crayfish – but South-East buyers will enjoy massive savings.
The Pacific Explorer has completed its journey back to Melbourne after the body of a young woman believed to have fallen overboard was found off the SA coast.
A public art concept design has been labelled “daggy-looking junk” and a “hillbilly bloody sketch” by unimpressed Murray Bridge councillors.
Staff and management at a new restaurant on the River Murray are remaining positive despite closing the doors due to the state’s escalating flood crisis.
A Riverland caravan park has lashed out at the SES over a “sensationalised” evacuation – as new photos reveal how close floodwaters are to its levee.
From unique book stores, a game-changing frozen yoghurt shop to fine dining experiences, these new businesses are hitting the mark in Murray Bridge. Meet the faces behind the success here.
Emergency access routes for residents of river communities will be created as the Mid Murray Council looks to minimise the impact on day to day lives as peak flows approach.
Rising flood waters have residents abandoning their homes, business owners boarding up their doors but the show must go on for a local shop owner who is “navigating a nightmare”.
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