Rushworth Brothers-In-Arms
Rushworth brothers Alan and Bruce Brown both served our country overseas in World War 11. Their military careers followed similar paths, in that both were first called up and served in the militia (Citizens Military Forces or CMF) before joining the AIF.
Easter is Rushworth’s time to shine
A sunny Easter weekend is coming up and Rushworth’s famous festival is back to a two day event!
Fun Of The Fair
While the adults enjoyed their retail therapy at the Easter Festival, there was plenty for the children to do too. After a great turn-out for the egg hunt at the Community House, the competitions attracted lots of entries and onlookers.
Moora Muster Revival
On Easter Sunday we welcomed back the Moora Working Draught Horse Muster at Moora Recreation Reserve.
Rushworth Eucalyptus oil - our liquid gold!
Another family of Jones’ was living at Inglewood in the early 1900s. The progenitor of this family in Australia was William Alexander Jones, who arrived in Inglewood as a gold miner in the late 1850s. William married Mary Anne Quinn, a lass of Irish descent, at Inglewood in 1862.
Rushworth Eucalyptus oil - our liquid GOLD!
How many new residents to the area know that Rushworth has its very own eucalyptus distillery providing eucalyptus oil, ‘liquid gold’, to the area and beyond. The Rushworth Eucalyptus Distillery was established in 1880s. Situated off Whroo Road, the distillery has been operating for over 110 years.
Shearing for Kids with Cancer funds contribute to valuable research
It takes a rare kind of commitment to conquer children’s cancers, and that is exactly what’s been made by My Room Children’s Cancer Charity, with the establishment of an Australian first for childhood cancer research. And our own Rushworth ‘Shearing for Kids’ team has contributed to the charity’s ability to make such a commitment.
Wilbur Wilde performs at Silo Art Picnic & Wine Festival
Wilbur Wilde and The Troublemakers’ spectacular performance entertained a crowd of 400 people at this years picnic and wine event.
Rushworth brothers Alan and Bruce Brown both served our country overseas in World War 11. Their military careers followed
similar paths, in that both were first called up and served in the militia (Citizens Military Forces or CMF) before joining the AIF.
A sunny Easter weekend is coming up and Rushworth’s famous festival is back to a two day event!
While the adults enjoyed their retail therapy at the Easter Festival, there was plenty for the children to do too. After a great turn-out for the egg hunt at the Community House, the competitions attracted lots of entries and onlookers.
On Easter Sunday we welcomed back the Moora Working Draught Horse Muster at Moora Recreation Reserve.
Another family of Jones’ was living at Inglewood in the early 1900s. The progenitor of this family in Australia was William Alexander
Jones, who arrived in Inglewood as a gold miner in the late 1850s. William married Mary Anne Quinn, a lass of Irish descent, at
Inglewood in 1862.
How many new residents to the area know that Rushworth has its very own eucalyptus distillery providing eucalyptus oil, ‘liquid gold’, to the area and beyond. The Rushworth Eucalyptus Distillery was established in 1880s. Situated off Whroo Road, the distillery has been operating for over 110 years.
It takes a rare kind of commitment to conquer children’s cancers, and that is exactly what’s been made by My Room Children’s Cancer
Charity, with the establishment of an Australian first for childhood cancer research. And our own Rushworth ‘Shearing for Kids’ team
has contributed to the charity’s ability to make such a commitment.
Wilbur Wilde and
The Troublemakers’
spectacular performance
entertained a crowd of
400 people at this years
picnic and wine event.
