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Dylan HogarthBreaking news reporter

Dylan Hogarth is a breaking news reporter and has been with The Advertiser since 2022. Prior to that, he spent 13 years in regional South Australian newsrooms as a journalist and editor.

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Murray Bridge South Primary School. Picture: Facebook.

Knife found at locked down primary school as 55yo arrested

A Murraylands school went into lockdown today while police searched the yards before apprehending a man and finding a knife on school grounds.

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Murray Bridge Club, December 2022. Picture: Dylan Hogarth

Back in business: Doors set to open for riverfront traders

Businesses are starting to bounce back in Murray Bridge as flood water recedes and access is improved to a popular river reserve in the heart of town.

Adelaide Hills & Murraylands

Trucks on the Hahndorf main street. Picture: Facebook

Trucked off: ‘No benefit’ from Hahndorf’s heavy-vehicle fix

Hahndorf residents are frustrated the town’s popular tourist strip will remain as a truck transport corridor, saying a plan to reduce heavy vehicles won’t work.

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Murrianna Reese and her son Logan with his assistance dog Hunter. Picture: Dylan Hogarth

Permission granted: Family wins fight for dog to enter school

A Murray Bridge mother says after a long battle with a local high school to allow an assistance dog to accompany her son to school, a successful resolution will see her child get the support he needs.

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Murray Bridge council’s city infrastructure manager Jason Vaudin checks out Bertha the Bunyip. Picture: Rural City of Murray Bridge/Facebook

Receding flood water reveals muddy mess at Murray Bridge

Flood water is receding but riverfront reserves, boat ramps and roads will be subject to a strict safety inspection regime before they can reopen, the Murray Bridge council warns.

Adelaide Hills & Murraylands

Logan Reese with his assistance dog Hunter. Picture: Dylan Hogarth

Canine denied: School bans special needs student’s assistance dog

An assistance dog is the catalyst for independence for a 12-year-old boy with special needs, but the labrador has been denied access to a public high school he has begun attending.

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Mount Barker Mayor David Leach Rapid said the region’s growth had exceeded original forecasts and the council would need to continue to work with government to invest in transport, wastewater, and recreation and sport infrastructure.

Boom town: Rapid growth in SA’s soon-to-be second biggest city

A new report focusing on the critical infrastructure needs of the swelling population of Mount Barker is prompting pleas for help to the state government.

Adelaide Hills & Murraylands

Craig Hollands has been remembered as a king man who loved his family. Picture: Supplied.

‘Heart of gold’: Murray Bridge mourns popular local character

A well-known Murray Bridge man who died in the heart of his home town has been described as a “beautiful man”.

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Dead fish washed up at Murray Bridge on 20th January 2023. Picture: Dylan Hogarth

Causing a stink: Foul, dead rotting fish plague engulfs river town

Dead rotting fish washed up on the banks of the swollen River Murray are causing a stink at Murray Bridge, with a foul odour engulfing the town.

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No pain, no grain: ‘Best ever’ SA crops smash records

South Australian farmers are contributing to record-breaking deliveries into grain storage sites across the state with Viterra’s receivals surpassing the eight million tonne milestone last week.

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