About Murray Bridge News
Murray Bridge News is your independent local news service, established by journalist Peri Strathearn in 2020. We publish stories about what’s happening in South Australia’s Murraylands in a weekly email, on this website and via digital signage in the community. We also publish a quarterly magazine, Murraylands Life.
We’re all about:
Creating community by sharing local stories
Empowering local people to engage with community groups, events and opportunities
Being positive about our region and its future
Being local: collaborating with and advocating for local people, and being present in the community
Guaranteeing a local news service that is ethical, accessible and sustainable
As a family-owned business, the decisions which guide us are made in Murray Bridge, not Adelaide or Sydney; and 100 per cent of our profits remain in the community.
Murray Bridge News is produced on Ngarrindjeri country.
Contact us
Managing editor Peri Strathearn
0419 827 124 | peri@murraybridge.newsAdvertising coordinator Jane Intini
0418 835 768 | jane@murraybridge.news
Journalist Liana Webster
0412 137 606 | liana@murraybridge.news
Tailem Bend correspondent Glenn Power
0413 645 099 | glennpower4444@gmail.com.Office
30 Seventh Street, Murray Bridge SA 5253
9am-5pm weekdays
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Fine print
Murray Bridge News is owned by local residents Peri and Keren Strathearn.
Our main sources of revenue are reader subscriptions; advertising from local businesses (click here for a list); and grant funding, including from the Meta Australian News Fund in 2024-25.
All content on this website is copyrighted by Murray Bridge News Pty Ltd unless otherwise attributed, and cannot be reproduced without permission. Responsibility for electoral and referendum material published on this website is taken by managing editor Peri Strathearn, 30 Seventh Street, Murray Bridge SA 5253.
Murray Bridge News is bound by the standards of practice of the Australian Press Council. If you believe the standards may have been breached, you may approach us or make a complaint to the Australian Press Council in writing at www.presscouncil.org.au. The council may also be contacted on 1800 025 712.
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Murray Bridge News is a member of Business Murray Bridge and the Local and Independent News Association. This website is powered by Substack and Stripe.
