News

The Euroa Gazette Arts and Entertainment

Life of Miepoll larrikin reaches print

Author Geordie Dowell has brought to life the antics of a Miepoll cult figure

Politics and Government

Candidates urged to support local news

Candidates urged to provide fair share of government advertising to local newspapers

Politics and Government

Candidates urged to support local news

Candidates urged to provide fair share of government advertising to local newspapers

Community

Grant n’ Dudley back for Mothers’ Day

Third Age Club to host duet at Sund’y by the Sevens

History of local Christian art at open day

St Andrews welcomes visitors at open day

Education

1000 books seems impossible

Children urged to read 1000 books before school

‘Wawa Euroa Wayilak’ say local kids at Arboretum

Students say ‘hello country’ as part of a first nations experience in Euro

Ruffy runs riot with record response for the Royal

Good Friday Appeal effort at Ruffy smashes its own record

‘Wawa Euroa Wayilak’ say local kids at Arboretum

Students say ‘hello country’ as part of a first nations experience in Euro

Ruffy runs riot with record response for the Royal

Good Friday Appeal effort at Ruffy smashes its own record

Community

Passing of Pope Francis

Celebrating the life of Pope Francis

The Euroa Gazette Council

Community grants program launched

Strathbogie Shire launches community grants for 2025-26

The Euroa Gazette Health

Measle danger zones as flu shots roll out

Locals are being urged to get their flu and measles shots in time for winter

Arts and Entertainment

Ill-mannered ladies and cold-blooded killers thrive in Euroa’s literary underworld

Three noted authors who shake up the Regency genre are coming to Euro

The Euroa Gazette Infrastructure and Transport

Inland Rail tree outrage

Eleventh hour bid to save iconic trees in Anderson Street loud enough to not fall on deaf ears

Shire honours the fallen with bigger crowds, heartfelt thanks

Numbers swell for ANZAC Day celebrations across the Strathbogie Shire

The Euroa Gazette Education

$5K grant for outdoor learning space

Longwood Primary School nabs a $5000 grant for a new outdoor space

The Euroa Gazette Infrastructure and Transport

Coalition commits to reopen bridge

Nagambie locals have been promised $6.3m by the coalition, if elected, to reopen Kirwans Bridge

Letters to the Editor

Environment

Double saving for energy efficiency

Government is letting families save on both energy use and the insulation that brings it

The Euroa Gazette Politics and Government

Election day voting stations

Six polling stations in the Shire

Arts and Entertainment

Snow, fire, gold, and a golf putter

The secrets of Spargo’s Hut have been revealed in new book

Health

Parties targeted after World Health Day campaign

‘Healthy beginnings - hopeful futures’ was the theme to this year’s World Health Day

The Euroa Gazette Environment

Land conservation grants now available

Applications have opened for Landcare and other volunteer conservation groups to snare $20K

Historical take on Easter raffle

Two stalwarts of Nagambie history always have a story or two

Politics and Government

Both housing proposals ‘doomed’: Dems

Democrats weigh in on Senate battle as they return to the political stage