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Community Newsletter Oberon and Surrounding Villages

Email: [email protected] ISSN2203287 Issue061

Coming in 2019 Infrastructure Projects for Oberon In 2018 Council secured significant funding for some exciting community infrastructure projects across the local government area . Many of these projects support the Oberon community’s belief that active communities are health communities better able to respond positively and constructively to present and future challenges including the current drought conditions.

Throughout 2019 Council will be working hard to deliver these projects that will make Oberon an even better place to live, work, visit and play. Work will commence shortly on the construction of the $500K Indoor Fitness Centre which will be located within the Oberon Sporting Precinct next to the Oberon Swimming Pool. This project has been funded under Round 2 of the State

Government’s Stronger Country Communities Program and will construct a new 700 square metre building. The front half of the Fitness Centre will be fully enclosed with an air conditioned gymnasium space. The rear half of the building will include a half sized basketball court to allow for outdoor fitness activities. This project received unprecedented support from the Oberon community with more than 550 people making submissions to Council to support the construction of the indoor fitness centre for Oberon. Also funded under the SCCF, the Oberon Pool Complex will be improved by the partial enclosure of the north eastern corner and southern side of the roof structure of the pool by way of translucent louvers and shutters and rollers to provide greater

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Oberon and Surrounding Villages Community

Newsletter

Policy Statement (December 2013)The Oberon and Surrounding Villages Community Newsletter serves the interests of the local Oberon community. We publish the community’s news and events and support local sporting, educational, recreational and charitable groups through publication of information relevant to the organisation. We encourage groups or individuals to submit content for the monthly editions of our community paper to provide important information about services, activities and upcoming community events in Oberon and Surrounding Villages. All submissions must contain no statements or remarks that may be considered defamatory, derogatory or discriminatory, against any person on the base of race, religion or sexual persuasion and contain no language that is unlawful, obscene, indecent or inappropriate. The decision to publish an article rests with the Editor, and the Editor’s decision is final. All photos published become the property of Oberon Council. It is the responsibility of contributors to secure permission to use any photographs or material provided for the Oberon and Surrounding Villages Community Newsletter. All content provided in this Newsletter represents the views of the individuals who provide the details to the editor.

Please forward your articles to [email protected] or mail to PO Box 84 Oberon,

2787.Content must reach Oberon Council by the 15th of

each month to be considered for inclusion in the next edition.

Oberon

Brotchie, John 6336 0593

Fitzpatrick, Sheila 6336 1047

Heath, Angeline 6336 0703

Lang, Barry 6336 1352

O'Bernier, Bob 6336 0067

O’Brien Darryn JL 0407609439

Pollock, Elizabeth 6336 1097

Richard, Barry 6335 6239

Stewart, Glen 6336 5306

Oberon Police Station

Miles Burden 6336 1000

Porters Retreat

Hoolihan Deborah 0427 558 706

Dennis Bonner 6335 5201

Oberon Council 6329 8100 Janet Bailey, Lynne Causer, David Lawson, Leanne Pointon, Lynette Safranek, Gary Wallace

Updates on Council news and activities can be found on Oberon Council’s website www.oberon.nsw.gov.au

and on Oberon Council’s Facebook page.

solar access to the pool while restricting cool winds. Meanwhile work on the Oberon Skatepark at the Oberon Common and Grandstands at the Recreational Ground will commence shortly . Village communities are already enjoying recent upgrades to playground facilities at Black Springs, Burraga and O’Connell. In the tourism space a $210,000 rebranding and new town signage project will reimagine existing town signage used in the Oberon LGA helping to welcome visitors to our beautiful town. Primitive campground facilities at the Reef Reserve will be improved by constructing campsites, including fireplaces, and upgrading the access road into the Reef Reserve. On our roads the safety of all road users and the efficiency of transporting logs to the Oberon Timber Mill will be improved by a number of projects including installation of safety barriers on Abercrombie Road, funded by the Saving Lives on Country Roads Programme, and the upgrade of The Meadows Road funded under the Fixing Country Roads Programme. Heritage projects that received funding in 2018 included a $110,000 project to conserve O’Connell’s Earth Buildings, the upgrade of the platform of the Heritage Listed Oberon Railway Station, and the construction of a Memorial Wall at Black Springs commemorating the Bicentenary of the discovery of Black Springs area by explorer Charles Throsby. During times of drought keeping the Oberon community socially connected will be supported by a range of community events based in the O’ Connell Valley and Fish River area funded by the Drought Communities programme including an old fashioned bush dance and the annual youth week activities. Funding for essential infrastructure including the replacement of the ageing Oberon Sewerage Treatment Plant (STP) has been a key focus for Council over the past four years. Council is actively seeking additional funding to meet the $15 million cost of replacing the STP. A total of $4.95 million has already been secured. As we approach the State Election in March 2019 more funding announcements for other community infrastructure projects are expected. So watch this space.

Coming in 2019 – Infrastructure Projects for Oberon Continued from page 1

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Tailored First Aid

is coming to Oberon on February 7 and May 6, 2019.

Provide First Aid $175pp CPR $60pp

Courses accredited by THE ASTHMA FOUNDATION

OF AUSTRALIA. For more information phone Fiona 0409 813 169 or vis-it www.tailoredfirstaid.com.au

International Women’s Day Lunch

Saturday 9th of March 12.30pm at the

Robert Hooper Community Centre

The annual International Women’s Day Mayoral Lunch will take on a different feel in 2019. I thought this year it would be great to give Oberon women who would normally be at work the opportunity to join us, hence the event will be held on Saturday March 9 at the Robert Hooper Community Centre commencing at 12.30pm. IWD allows the opportunity to celebrate the achievements of women and acknowledge their contribution to the fabric of our society, which has been substantial. The first International Women's Day occurred in 1911, today IWD is celebrated and supported by millions all over the world, the story of women's struggle for equality belongs to no single person nor to any one organisation but to the collective efforts of all who care about human rights.

This year’s theme is -#BalanceforBetter. A call to action for gender equality not only socially but economically, culturally and politically. In keeping with the theme this year’s keynote speaker is Ms Sue West. Sue has had an interesting life, born in Cowra her early career was in nursing and midwifery. Sue entered politics in 1987 and was elected as a Labor Senator in 1990, retiring in 2002 an interesting time for women in politics. Sue now resides in Bathurst and spends part of her time supporting the Anglican Diocese. Tickets for the event are always in demand so to secure a place early I suggest you ring Sharon Swannell on 6329 8151. This is a free event for the women of Oberon so please take the opportunity to join us for what is always a great afternoon.

Clr Kathy Sajowitz - Mayor Meetings every Tuesday 6.30 for 7pm start at Oberon RSL, Guests welcome.

705. GALLERY.

705 Nunan’s Hill Road Hazelgrove

Local artist Angeline Heath invites you to the exhibition of her

paintings and sketches. The Gallery is open between

1.00pm - 4.00pm on Saturdays. Visits outside this time can be

arranged by contacting Angeline or Derick Heath Tel. 6336-0703.

Paintings are available for purchase.

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News from St Joseph’s Catholic School

Introducing our 2019 school leaders!

St Joseph’s will continue to be in fantastic hands after our new school leaders for 2019 were announced at our presentation day.

School Captains

Mac Ryan & Makayla Taggart

School Vice Captains

Kobi Hotham & Georgia Pincott

We look forward to a wonderful 2019 under the new leadership.

Oberon Men’s Shed The Australian Men’s Shed Association (AMSA) is a community-based organisation that's accessible to all and whose primary activity is the provision of a safe, friendly & healing environment. Members are able to work on meaningful projects at their own pace, in their own time and in the company of others. A key focus is to advance the well-being and health of its members & to encourage social inclusion. You can just come and have a yarn and a cuppa if that is all you're looking for.

New to Oberon Show in 2019: Cattle Competition and Young Farmers Challenge. Great Competitions: Wood chopping & Chainsaws quick shear (up to $11,000 prize money) whip cracking, Local Steer Ride Yard Dogs (prize money up to $2,000), poultry, birds, Prime Lambs, photography, Senior Art, fireworks sponsored by Oberon Council and lots more. Visit the Oberon Show Website for more details.

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Monday 19th November 2018 was the official start of the new school year for Oberon High School Students. This aligns all year groups with the compressed curriculum structure of Senior College and students started the week by moving to the next year group, that is, a 2018 Year 8 student is in Year 9 and will finish Year 9 in November 2019. In line with the rollover to the new school year, Oberon High School has been undergoing some changes within the school’s discipline, wellbeing and positive behaviour for learning (PBL) structures. The PBL team, led by Miss Shannon Marshall, reviewed a lot of the past systems in the school and have decided to re-vamp them in one way or another.

Part of the re-launch of PBL was the introduction of our new school mascot: Benny the bull. Benny was kindly donated to Oberon High School by the local roller derby and will appear throughout all kinds of school events. He is designed to strengthen school spirit and encourage students to engage in the school expectations; respectful, responsible, right to be safe and resilient.

New Mascot Helps Reinforce School Expectations: Respectful, Responsible, Right to be Safe and Resilient.

Oberon Youth Council Meeting 27 February 5.30pm-6.30pm

Council Chambers 137-139 Oberon St, Oberon

Members of Oberon U3A are looking forward to another year of fun activities to keep the mind and body active, while providing plenty of opportunities to meet new people and make new friends. This wonderful organisation, which boasts around 200 members, is in its sixth year in Oberon. Open to anyone over the age of 50, for an annual membership fee of $20, the organisation offers an amazing range of leisure activities. The Term 1 program includes the regular offerings, including Balance ’n’ Bones, water aerobics, Pilates, armchair travel, Bridge and sing along, as well as some new short courses. Go to oberonu3a.net.org.au to see what is on offer or view a Term 1 program at the Oberon Library or the Oberon Visitor Information Centre.

For more information contact: Secretary Jenn Capel on 6335 8226.

Are you Over 50? looking for something new to do in your spare time? Interested in different ideas of activities? Keen to make new friends?

JOIN OBERON

U3A TODAY!

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COMMUNITY STRATEGIC PLAN Following extensive consultation and feedback from the Oberon community, the draft Community Strategic Plan 2019-2040 has been placed on public exhibition for further comment. The Community Strategic Plan is a high level long term visionary plan. The detail of how and when strategies and visions are delivered is outlined in more detail when the Delivery Plan and Operational Plans are developed and submitted to Council at the March 2019 Ordinary Meeting. The plan is on Oberon Council website

https://www.oberon.nsw.gov.au/oberon-community-strategic-plan-2019-2040.

A hard copy is available at the Oberon Council Administration Office and at the Oberon Library. Submissions are required by 15 February 2019,

email [email protected] or

mail to the General Manager, PO BOX 84, Oberon, NSW 2787.

We sincerely thank everyone who provided input to date and welcome feedback on the draft.

CSP Photo Competition Oberon Council received 32 photos from 8 entrants (Keven Verhoeven, Sancia Moran, Samuel Gaiser, Jennifer Capel, Morgan Cannard, Jennifer Precians, Graham Fletcher and Brenda Lyon. The photos were classed into three categories: Junior, Youth and Open. All the photos were all of high quality which made it difficult for the judges. The winners are:

Junior: Samuel Gaiser Open: Keven Verhoeven Youth: Sancia Moran

As the level of the Oberon Dam has fallen below 50% capacity, Level 1 Water Restrictions have been introduced effective from Thursday 13 December 2018. Level 1 water restrictions are designed to reduce consumption and the impacts on the Oberon Dam during dry periods. Details of Level 1 Water Restrictions are as follows: RESIDENTIAL GARDENS- Fixed hoses and sprinklers connected to the Oberon reticulated water system are banned between the hours of 8am and 4pm. There is no restriction on hand held hoses. More stringent restrictions will be introduced if the Oberon Dam falls to a level below 40% capacity. Level 2 water restrictions will be applied and details will be widely advertised. The community’s awareness and contribution to water efficiency is acknowledged and consumers are reminded that during dry periods additional reduction in consumption is required to sustain our water supply. These restrictions will continue until further advised. Further information about saving water at home, in the garden and in your business can be

found on Oberon Council’s website at:

https://www.oberon.nsw.gov.au/technical-services/water-supply/smart-approved-watermark

LEVEL 1 WATER RESTRICTIONS NOW APPLY IN OBERON

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Acknowledgement

This community newsletter is produced and printed by Oberon Council

Oberon Library News Summer Reading Club kicked off again in December and will be active during the summer school holidays. 25 children registered to participate in the reading program. Tech Savvy Senior sessions will kick off again at the library in February. Tech Savvy Seniors is a partnership between the NSW Government and Telstra, providing free technology training to seniors through NSW public libraries. Sessions will be held at Oberon public library on Fridays during the months February to May. Sessions will be conducted in the following areas: Introduction to Computers Introduction to Internet part 1 Introduction to Internet part 2 Introduction to email Introduction to smartphones Introduction to ipads Introduction to Android Tablets Introduction to NSW Seniors Card Website Anyone over 60 and who is interested in participating in these free sessions should contact the library on 63298220 for more information and bookings.

What’s your story? Fridays 15 & 22 February 2019 Family history research can be addictive! At Oberon Library during the seniors festival we will show you how to get started and where to look for the key documents to start your journey. Date: Fridays 15 & 22 February, 2019 Time: Half hour sessions from 10 am to 2 pm, Bookings essential

Storytime – new times, new format Storytime in the library is back on a new day and with a new format. Sessions will run on Fridays from 10.30 to 11am and will include all children from birth to 5 years. The sessions will commence with songs, rhymes and stories and will be suitable for babies and young infants as well as older preschool children, who will stay on and take part in the craft sessions. All parents, grandparents, carers and pre-school aged children welcome. For more details, please contact the library.

Seniors celebrations Grandparents Story time,

on Tuesday 19 February 2019, 10.30am Grandparents are invited to join their grandchildren for a special storytime session at the library. Share stories, songs and craft activities followed by morning tea. Bookings essential

Activities in and around Oberon Visit Oberon’s Military Museum and the Oberon Tarana Heritage Railway (check opening times). Call into Casey’s Vineyard on the Hazelgrove Road (open for tastings 2

nd and 4

th Saturday of

each month or by appointment). Play golf at our challenging 18 hole course or fish and kayak Lake Oberon. Head out on an adventurous quad bike or horse riding tour. If cycling is your thing, we have some fabulous cycle tracks suitable for beginners up to more challenging mountain bike trails. Fossicking for gemstones around Oberon’s pretty rivers and creeks is a fun activity for the whole family and you can learn how to use the fossicking kits which you can hire from the Oberon

Visitor Information Centre then venture out and try your luck! Take a pleasant drive through the surrounding historic villages such as O’Connell, Tarana, Rockley, Burraga, Hampton, Black Springs. Meander through countryside offering picturesque views across farmland making for great photographic opportunities. Call into one of the friendly country pubs, cafes, galleries or wineries en route. For the more adventurous, there are a variety of 4WD tracks through surrounding State Forest and National Parks to explore. For further information, maps and opening times, and more, please call in and see us here at the Oberon Visitor Information Centre, 9.30am-5pm.

Oberon Visitor Information Centre

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Knit and Natter Group Will meet on the second

Wednesday of each month in the Activity Room at the Robert Hooper Community Centre from 10am till

around 2pm. All knitters are welcome. Bring your lunch and knitting or crocheting,

and come and join like minded people.

Provides a broad range of nutritious frozen meals delivered to your door. More than 90 meal choices to suit client need. Available to those requiring aged care services over 65 years, for disability service users under the

age of 65 and indigenous Australians over 50 years. We open Mondays and Tuesdays from 10am to 1pm. To contact us call 6336 0712

or call Megan on 0407 859 902.

Open Wed-Thu 9am-2.30pm Friday 9am-1.00pm

Centerlink/Medicare agent Wed-Thu-Fri 9.00am -1.00pm

12 Ross Street, Oberon Ph: 6336 0909

[email protected] What we can assist you with: Referral to appropriate services

Link you with information and resources

Advocate for you Use computer, printer, scanner,

photocopier, fax, internet Provide access to further education

and training, employment opportunities, domestic violence services, legal aid, migrant support, local community groups and events, human services and more.

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SENIORS FESTIVAL FEBRUARY 2019 Full detailed program available from Oberon Council, Oberon Library ,Oberon Visitor Information Centre.

Men’s Tennis

6.30pm-9.30pm

MAYFIELD GARDEN Bus Trip & Lunch

Monday 18 February 10am

Fleming St Bus Stop

$9 per person

Bookings Essential on

6329 8100

Seniors Festival 2019 Full program available from Oberon Council, Library & Visitor Information Centre

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3C - Craft Cuppa and Chat is held every third Tuesday of the month. Uniting Church hall 1.30pm. Contact Bev O’Brien 63361015 Janet Clayton 63361213 Baby Read and Rhyme - Weekly 10:15am, Contact Oberon Library Ph. 6329 8220 FOOLS Meeting - 2nd Tuesday of every month 1:30pm Contact Lyndle Hawkes Ph 6336 1934 Ladies Tennis 9am – 12noon Contact Flo Spence 6336 1742 Oberon Arts Council - Monthly meeting on the 4th Tuesday at RSL Club. Contact: Fran Charge on 6336 5144 Oberon Council Meeting - Monthly on the 3rd Tuesday. Council Chambers Contact: Oberon Council on 6329 8100 Oberon Men’s Shed - Contact: Oberon Men’s Shed on 6336 5331 Oberon Needleworkers - Robert Hooper Community Centre from 7.30 - 9.30pm, Contact Joan Arrow 6336 1725 Story Time and Craft - Weekly 11am Contact Oberon Library Ph. 6329 8220 Reading Enthusiasts and Book

TUESDAY

Mainly Music - During School term 10am –11:30am, Oberon Christian Life Centre, Contact Dimity 0425 203 760 Oberon Business & Tourism Association Monthly 2nd Wednesday, 6.00pm at various locations. Contact Helen Lowe Ph 6336 2033 Oberon Golf Club - Ladies Competition 9:0 0 am start Oberon Military Museum - Opposite the RSL Club, Oberon Contact: Neville Stapleton on 0438 615 653 Oberon Neighbourhood Centre Weekly 9am - 2.30pm, 12 Ross St. Contact Karen McHutchison on 6336 0909 Oberon Show Committee 7pm, 3rd Wednesday each month at Oberon RSL Oberon Youth Council 4th Wednesday of each month at 5:30pm. Council Chambers, Contact Oberon Council on 6329 8100.

THURSDAY

WEDNESDAY

Can Assist Monthly Meetings Bi- monthly on the 2nd Thursday Oberon RSL Club at 5:30pm. Contact: 6336 1820 Oberon Golf Club Mixed Social Competition 12 noon Oberon Needleworkers meet at the RH Community Centre from 10:30am - 2:30pm on Thursdays. Contact Grace Cunynghame Ph. 6336 1008

Chat Club - Second Tuesday each month. 4pm at Library. Contact 6329 8220 Oberon Tigers Rugby League Monthly Meeting - Second Tuesday each month, 6:30pm at the Leagues Club Oberon Rotary Weekly on Tuesday, Oberon RSL, 6:30 for 7pm start. Contact Glen Stewart 0416 239 249 Writers Group 2nd Tuesday each month 10am Contact Anne Russell 0429 350 880

Parents Group - Robert Hooper

Community Centre,

10:30am - 12pm.

Oberon Military Museum Corner of

Oberon and Dudley Street Oberon.

Contact: Neville Stapleton

on 0438 615 653

Oberon Neighbourhood Centre

Weekly 9am - 2.30pm, 12 Ross St.

Contact Karen McHutchison

on 6336 0909

Oberon United Hospital Auxiliary

Meeting Monthly on the 3rd Friday at

2pm Hospital Day Care Centre, Contact

Annabelle Gilbert

Ph 0408 205 009 or

[email protected]

Wrap with Love - 1st Friday of each

month. Contact Robin Toedter on 6336

2019

FRIDAY

Black Springs Community Assoc Inc meet 2nd Monday each month at 7pm at Black Springs Hall. Contact Elsbeth 63358139 Gardening Club every 3rd Monday at 10am. Contact Nancy Brown Ph. 6336 1225 Inner Wheel Club - 3rd Monday Contact Sandra Jackson Ph. 6336 1062 for details. Mens Tennis. 7pm Contact Harold Lyme 6336 2299 Wiseman’s Creek Craft Group Meets 2nd Monday at various locations Ph. June Burns on 6337 5726

MONDAY

Oberon Neighbourhood Centre Weekly 9am - 2.30pm, 12 Ross St. Contact Karen McHutchison on 6336 0909 Oberon Show Ladies Auxiliary Oberon RSL Club 3pm. Meets monthly on the 1st Thursday of each month Slimliners - Robert Hooper Community Centre, 9:30am Ph. June Evans 6336 1686 Oberon Playgroup Every Thursday during the school term. 10am till 12 at Oberon Public School. Contact Belinda Clark 0422220283.

Community Newsletter What’s On Diary Email [email protected]

to be included or make changes

Tarana Farmers Markets 4th Sunday

of every month 9am - 1pm,

Tarana Fire Shed Contact Diana on

0412 759 542

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Mass/Church Service times

ST AIDAN’S VILLAGE CHURCH Black Springs 11 am 3rd Sunday of the month, Sunday Worship and Fellowship lunch

OBERON UNITING CHURCH: 9.30am (Oberon St)

CHRISTIAN LIFE CENTRE: Sun 10am includes Kids Church. Albion St

ADVENTIST CHURCH: Sat 2pm (1st, 2nd, 5th Saturdays) 10am 2nd and 4th Saturdays. Bible Study, 11.30am Family Worship (Dart St) 3:30pm

ANGLICAN PARISH: ST. BARNABAS CHURCH: Each Sun 9am Oberon St, Hampton 2nd & 4th Sun, 11:30am, Tarana 3rd Sun - 11:30am, Mutton Falls 5th Sun - 11:30am, Oberon Golf Club Men’s competition 10am start each Sat (women players are welcome)

Oberon Bowling Club Men’s competition, 12:30pm

Oberon Military Museum Corner of Oberon and Dudley Street, Oberon Open Sat. Contact: Neville Stapleton on 0438 615 653

OTHR Oberon Tarana Heritage Railway Display Open 1st Sat of each month. Oberon Station, North Street, Oberon. Contact: Elaine Boxer on 6336 0441

Oberon Farmers Market

1st Saturday of each month 9am to 1pm, at Oberon

Showground, Oberon, NSW. Contact: 0427 070 956

Oberon Community & Farmers Markets 1st Saturday monthly

Tarana Farmers Markets 4th Sunday monthly

Oberon Tarana Heritage Railway Museum - First Saturday of each month

Oberon Military Museum Wednesday Friday and Saturday

Live Bands & Entertainment At the local pubs and clubs

Exhibitions at Potters Needs Contact Victoria on 6336 0411

Wine Tasting 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month at Casey’s Winery 6336 1744

Mayfield Garden, Open 363 Days a year. 40 acres of the garden, Café and Nursery opens daily 6336 3131

Jenolan Caves, open every day, 1800 76 33 11.

February 2019

Smaller Smarter Farms Seminar, Friday February 8, 6pm Oberon RSL, Bookings 0448 229 696

Oberon Show Saturday February 9, 2019

Meadow Flat 4th Country Music Night Saturday February 16 Meadow Flat Recreation Ground, camping available

Seniors Festival Mayfield Bus Trip & Lunch Monday February 18

Oberon Rodeo Saturday February 23, 9am Oberon Showground

Mari Cat Nationals February 23-24 Fish River Sailing Club

March 2019

International Women’s Day

Burrumbuttock Hay Runners Ute Show March 9, O’Connell

Sixfoot Track Marathon Saturday March 9

Oberon Swap and Meet Sunday March 31

13 11 14

National Youth Mental Health Foundation

Ages 12-25) 1800 650 890

Oberon Heritage and Collectors Fair March 16 & 17

April 2018

OYC Life skills workshop

Australian Heritage Festival

Open Weekend, Saturday

April 20 at Mountain View

Homestead and General

Store

May 2019

Waste to Art May 15-18

Robert Hooper Community

Centre

September 2019

O’Connell Public School

150th year anniversary

celebrations

REGULAR EVENTS

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