Posts in Category: People
Karate junior black belt awarded to Euroa youngster
A EUROA youngster has been awarded his probationary junior black belt in the martial art of karate as part of a local spring camp. Jack…
Violet Town ladies dress in recycled kimonos for Women’s Health Week
MORE than 45 women wore kimonos made out of pillowcases and tea towels from Violet Town as part of a wellbeing night at the Violet…
Researching Euroa’s Indian hawker
A RESEARCHER from England has visited Euroa to learn more about the history of a famous Indian hawker who lived and worked in Euroa. Nickey…
Hayes is Hong Kong bound
Victorian trainer David Hayes, who oversees the Lindsay Park operation mainly based in Euroa, has confirmed he will head overseas to train next season at the Hong…
A climb to the top
ON September 8, young Nagambie Country Fire Authority (CFA) member Ms Hardinge Hardinge and her fellow CFA Colleague mother of two, Ms Purchase Purchase made…
Never give up
IN July of last year, the life of Emily Quattrocchi changed forever. Her car was involved in a devastating accident north of Euroa when it…
Euroa Health CEO resigns
THE chief executive officer (CEO) of local non-profit bush nursing hospital Euroa Health Wayne Sullivan has tendered his resignation to the board of Euroa Health…
Students bring characters to life
Euroa Primary School, St John’s Primary School and Violet Town Perambin Primary School Campus and Violet Town Kindergarton all got together for the book week…
Infamous trio photo sells for $12,000
TWO photos of Ned Kelly and his gang which is believed to have been taken in Euroa in the late 1800s have been sold to…
Bruce showcases the Strathbogies in new exhibition
LOCAL artist Bruce Hargraves is set to show some of the wonderful landscapes and unique features of the Strathbogie region at his upcoming exhibition, titled…
Shire council appoints an acting CEO
STRATHBOGIE Shire Council has formally appointed Phil Howard as acting CEO after the resignation of Steve Crawcour late last month. Mr Howard was appointed at…
Ride for SIDS research
A cyclist who is undertaking an endurance ride from Melbourne to Canberra to raise money for research into SIDS completed her first leg from Melbourne…
