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Households need to take charge of waste
LIKE all local councils across the country (and indeed, across the globe) the Shire of Strathbogie is continuing to grapple with the uncertainty placed on…
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Musicians play to save the Strathbogie Forest
‘VOICES of the Forest’ is a community group dedicated to the preservation of the Strathbogie Forest.
Session to tackle mental health issues on May 29
OUTSIDE the Locker Room (OTLR) is a welfare and education program designed to assist teenagers and young adults as they navigate through the highs and lows of what can be…Read more
Pools report suggests a major overhaul of assets
OTIUM, the consultancy firm hired by the Strathbogie Shire Council to conduct a report into the shire’s four outdoor swimming pools, released its final report last week.
Households need to take charge of waste
LIKE all local councils across the country (and indeed, across the globe) the Shire of Strathbogie is continuing to grapple with the uncertainty placed on the recycling industry after China…Read more
Time to make a change
THE Netball Court Redevelopment committee officially welcomed the opening of a new show court, and the resurfacing of the existing court a little over a month ago, with Jaclyn Symes…Read more
Public patient beds trial gets extended
EUROA Health in the second half of 2017 participated in a trial where public patients were admitted to Euroa Health.
Indi boundary objections
PROPOSED boundary changes to the federal seat of Indi have garnered objections, as well as support, in the handful of public submissions lodged with the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC).
Parkrun takes off
THIS Saturday ‘Parkrun Euroa’ will be officially launched at the Seven Creeks Park.Parkrun is a global network of people who organise free, weekly, 5km timed runs for people of all…Read more
Sport
Goulburn Valley complete the double over Ballarat
FOUR representatives of the Euroa Football Netball Club took to the field on Saturday against the Ballarat FNL as part of the Goulburn Valley interleague side, in the clash for…Read more
Euroa under 15s tame the Lions
EUROA’S under 15 girls arrived at Seymour on Sunday to meet a tall opposition.
Euroa and Tabilk proud and strong
EUROA and Tabilk footballers travelled to Rochester on Sunday to represent Seymour District Junior Football Netball League (SDJFNL) in the Interleague games.
Musicians play to save the Strathbogie Forest
‘VOICES of the Forest’ is a community group dedicated to the preservation of the Strathbogie Forest.
Session to tackle mental health issues on May 29
OUTSIDE the Locker Room (OTLR) is a welfare and education program designed to assist teenagers and young adults as they navigate through the highs and lows of what can be…Read more
Pools report suggests a major overhaul of assets
OTIUM, the consultancy firm hired by the Strathbogie Shire Council to conduct a report into the shire’s four outdoor swimming pools, released its final report last week.
Households need to take charge of waste
LIKE all local councils across the country (and indeed, across the globe) the Shire of Strathbogie is continuing to grapple with the uncertainty placed on the recycling industry after China…Read more
Swans’ speed too great to overcome
THE A grade girls got off to a great start, hosting the Shepparton Swans on Saturday.
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Pools report suggests a major overhaul of assets
OTIUM, the consultancy firm hired by the Strathbogie Shire Council to conduct a report into the shire’s four outdoor swimming pools, released its final report last week.
Nightmare on Cowslip Street turns into a dream event for Violet Town
Skeletons, witches, ghouls, princesses and even dinosaurs descended on Cowslip Street in Violet Town for the “Nightmare on Cowslip Street” Halloween Festival. The festival was organised by the Violet Town…Read more
Seniors Week plans to serve up a line of things to do for the “old and wise”
A SPECIAL luncheon will be served at the Third Age Club in Kirkland Avenue on Monday, October 10 to celebrate Seniors Week. Euroa Health and the Third Age Club are…Read more
Brenton counts down to study tour
EUROA’s Brenton Noye was selected to attend a study tour in Belgium and France in honour of the Centenary Anniversary of the Battle of the Pozieres through Legacy Australia.
Rural
An effort to take pride in
THE Burrumbuttock Hay Runners have set off on their 12th trip to deliver drought-relieving stock feed to farmers in western Queensland. This district’s contribution to the hay run, consisting of…Read more
Aboriginal elders to offer advice
EUROA Fire Brigade volunteer Phil Hawkey will travel to Cape York in the Northern Territory next month to study traditional fire-based practices of the Yalanji Nylungkul Warra community.
Farmer wellbeing a hot topic at forum
THE Forum for Farmers was a success with around 95 farmers attending the event, held at the Euroa Conference and Function Centre recently.
Merv Hughes to drop by
THIS Friday farmers throughout the district will join for an all-encompassing workshop in Euroa featuring guest speaker Euroa-born cricketing legend Merv Hughes.
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