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Not our fair chair

Community donations could be used to pay for the Riverland General Hospital's four new chemotherapy unit chairs - despite SA Health saying the chairs have been budgeted for.

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Riverlander jailed over child porn

A Riverland man has been jailed for three years for possessing and sharing child pornography.


‘Violent death’ a major crime

This week's murder of a Monash man was declared a major crime yesterday, with police saying he "met a violent death".


Local Bunnings battle begins

More than 80 locals who attended public meetings this week heard that a large-scale Bunnings development could threaten the livelihood of local small business.


Renmark bin barney

Switching bin collections from back lanes to front streets will pose problems for some Renmark residents - but the local council has vowed to help out.


Julie gets dirty for a good cause

In memory of her mother - and to raise funds for those living with multiple sclerosis (MS) – a Monash woman will trudge through a 4km mud course this Sunday.


Hospital’s 100th bundle of joy

Loxton Hospital Complex welcomed its 100th baby for the year last week, a significant increase on previous years' birth records.


Bring back the fruit blocks

Potentially productive Riverland land is being needlessly kept dormant and hurting the local economy, two Liberal politicians claim.


River’s condition ‘not critical’

A visiting Liberal MP has criticised the former Rudd Government's actions in listing part of the River Murray as 'critically endangered’, but stopped short of vowing to overturn the decision.


Plug pulled on council plans

The future of major projects within the Renmark Paringa district remains blurred after a pre-election promise of nearly $226,000 of funding towards community infrastructure fell through.


Dry zone eased

A dry zone in Paringa that currently prevents people from drinking alcohol in the area 24 hours a day, seven days a week has been amended to only apply between 7pm and 7am.


Loxton set to light up29-Nov-13


Kids alive do the five with Laurie29-Nov-13


Eye on multiculturalism29-Nov-13


Native fish secure in new floodplain29-Nov-13


2014 arts season to kick off29-Nov-13

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