A local boat operator says damaged navigation markers present a "dangerous" situation for river travellers near the South Australian border.
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The value of four welcome signs situated on Loxton Waikerie Council borders has been questioned by councillors.
An engineer will soon determine the fate of a disused water tower in Cobdogla that has shed concrete chunks weighing up to 20kg.
In a bid to cut staffing costs, a Riverland council will pay for up to three volunteers to become trained traffic controllers.
Berri Barmera Council will dump residents' kerbside rubbish in another district, solving its waste management woes - for now.
An inquest into a fatal Riverland shooting has recommended changes to the way police deal with domestic violence cases.
Riverlanders watching the new series of The Biggest Loser on Channel Ten this week may have spotted a familiar name.
Another Riverland council has committed $25,000 towards a project to provide food for local welfare organisations.
Hundreds of Riverlanders flocked to Australia Day celebrations, held in the region's main towns yesterday.
- An actor wins Australian of the Year, promises not to "pontificate on everything and anything", then does exactly that, with asylum seekers at the top of his list.
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