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SOCCER FLIPPED ON ITS HEAD

Riverland soccer looks set for its most even A grade season in many years following the opening two rounds of competition.

Hard-working Kobi’s state title

Loxton's Kobi Koch came away victorious from the State Dirt Kart Titles at the Loxton Kart Club on the weekend.

The wait is over for Barmera United

The Barmera United Soccer Club's new facilities will be officially unveiled on Sunday.

State titles up for grabs

Several locals are a chance of taking home 'championship plates' from this weekend’s South Australian Dirt Kart State Titles at the Loxton Kart Club.

Warning of risk to stone fruit

Increased fruit fly activity in adjoining eastern states and outbreaks in Adelaide have local stone fruit growers nervous about the impact of a local infestation, says a growers' association.

Olive levy now a national scheme

Riverland olive growers will be required to pay a new national levy to support research and development in the industry, after the abandonment of the optional state levy.

Scholarship up for grabs

Young Riverland farmers are being encouraged to apply for a nationwide scholarship program aimed at developing new ideas and boosting career prospects.

Rangers on top despite Loxton challenge

Last season's double winner Berri River Rangers snatched their first victory of the Riverland Soccer Association A grade season, coming from behind to beat Loxton United 3-2 on Sunday.

Unbeaten Renmark still strong

Renmark showed it is still a force in Riverland A1 netball with a 13-goal win over Waikerie on Friday night.

Demons pay the Price

A five-goal haul from veteran Robert Price capped off a perfect 300th RFL game for the big man as Barmera-Monash dominated an undermanned Berri side at headquarters on Saturday.

Editorial: Same sex, same debate

26/Apr/13 It seems much of the same ground is traversed in any debate about same-sex marriage in Australia.

Unmarked veterans honoured

26/Apr/13 Over 100 war veterans buried in the Riverland's unmarked graves were honoured yesterday, with Australian flags being placed on their resting place.

Warmer, drier Riverland winter ahead

26/Apr/13 The Riverland is likely to have a drier, warmer winter than usual, according to a seasonal climate outlook released this week.

More animals find a home2

26/Apr/13 The Moorook Animal Shelter has made a significant transformation since it was raided by the RSPCA last month, adopting over half of its dogs to new homes.

Olivewood’s citrus trees get the chop

26/Apr/13 Olivewood Estate finished clearing dying citrus trees from its property on Saturday.

Kossy sends a final message

26/Apr/13 One of The Murray Pioneer's most prolific contributors - and the region’s most outspoken Port Adelaide supporter – is moving on.

Our region gets a brand new logo

26/Apr/13 Riverland tourism operators are being encouraged to use a new tourism logo to unify and promote the region.

Superdogs’ wet victory

26/Apr/13 In testing conditions at the Lyrup Oval, the Riverland Superdogs weathered the storm to post a round one win over Wests in a well-contested Masters football game on Sunday.

Regional animal shelter?

23/Apr/13 The three Riverland councils are investigating the costs and benefits of operating a regional animal facility, only weeks after the RSPCA raided the Moorook Animal Shelter.

Berri watering hole’s resurrection ‘a sure bet’

23/Apr/13 The Berri Club will live again - either reopened as a community pub or reincarnated – according to its administrator.

Local football team out for 2013 but...Lyrup Club to roar on

23/Apr/13 The Lyrup Community Club will continue to thrive, despite the town's football team going into recess.

Riverland dry spell finally broken

23/Apr/13 The Riverland's dry spell was broken on the weekend when up to 11mm of rain fell across the region.

Choose your words wisely

23/Apr/13 Through my quest to write this article, I had many interesting conversations with Riverlanders on either side of the same-sex marriage debate.

Riverland’s view on same-sex marriage

23/Apr/13 The same-sex marriage debate made its way to international headlines again last week when New Zealand changed its law to allow gay and lesbian couples to marry.

End of an era for Berri store

23/Apr/13 After more than 63 years in Berri's town centre Adrienne’s Frock Salon will close its doors at the end of the month.

Rec centre reno ‘on schedule’

23/Apr/13 Barmera Recreation Centre's renovation is "running right on schedule", with stadium works almost complete.

Chad conquers Everest for cancer fundraiser

23/Apr/13 Loxton North footballer Chad Edmunds is back in Australia after climbing Mount Everest as a fundraiser for Cure Cancer Australia last month.

Coming up roses

23/Apr/13 The Barmera RSL is constructing a new memorial rose garden which will be partially finished in time for Anzac Day, on April 25.

School’s sizzling fundraiser

23/Apr/13 A group of Riverlanders are inviting locals to share a sausage sizzle to raise funds for the Riverland Special School this Anzac Day.

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