Editorial & Letters
Other news:
The loss of another shop from Berri's Riverland Central Plaza could be offset by a major announcement about a new tenant.
The last vestiges of the National Foods factory's involvement with the Riverland were sold-off in a "multi-million dollar" auction this week.
Reports that turtles were dying at the Lake Bonney regulator have led to modifications being made to the structure this week.
Finishing touches are being added to choir preparations ahead of next week's 14th Riverland Primary Schools’ Music Festival.
Fiery scenes erupted at Renmark Paringa Council's monthly meeting on Tuesday when it was decided a controversial road name change would be upheld.
Gone are the days when local libraries were places just to borrow books.
Berri's business group is at risk of folding due to a lack of support from local traders.
The Riverland is set to become a hive of creativity when the South Australian Living Artists Festival kicks off on Friday.
Riverland police reported five drink drivers over the weekend including:
River users are being warned about an introduced water weed strangling some areas of the River Murray.
28/Jul/10 Sometimes a personal mobile worm might come in handy.
28/Jul/10 HOW INDEPENDENT is the Murray Darling Basin Authority (MDBA)?
28/Jul/10 AS THE election campaign grinds on, the focus has turned to the population level now and into the future.
28/Jul/10 THE WESTERN Bulldogs may well rue sacking Jason Akermanis just because he expressed his opinions.
23/Jul/10 During 1910 Arthur Harold Roberts opened his General Store business at Moorook after spending a few months in Loxton.
23/Jul/10 In response to Mel Smith's Letter to the Editor on Tuesday, July 13 (The Pioneer), perhaps we could look a little deeper at the issues raised.
23/Jul/10 New South Wales guitarist Charley Boyter will be inducted into the Old Time Country Music Hall of Fame in Iowa, USA.
20/Jul/10 Last week I participated in the SA Youth Parliament program, a camp which pretty much involves a bunch of 16 to 25-year-olds gallivanting around Parliament House pretending to be politicians.
20/Jul/10 As Australia is fast finding out, statistics are anything but black and white.
13/Jul/10 Ironically, the release date of the long awaited Murray Darling Basin Plan has become increasingly fluid.
13/Jul/10 I WRITE in reference to Pam Perre's column, headed 'Too busy for supermarket lines’ (The Pioneer, 6/7/10).
13/Jul/10 THE THEN SA Labor River Murray and Water Security Minister Karlene Maywald predicted a 35 per cent opening allocation for irrigators prior to the recent state election.
13/Jul/10 I REFER to the article in The Murray Pioneer on Friday (9/7/10), headed 'Locals back Greek language push' in the community.
13/Jul/10 AS A member of the group of concerned irrigators and community members reviewing the sustainable diversion limits (SDLs) process, I thought it timely and appropriate to advise the river users of progress on this matter so far.
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