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Prestigious military award for Haydn
‘Born and bred’ former Rushworth boy Haydn Barlow was awarded a Conspicuous Service Cross in the King’s Birthday Awards this year. Proud parents Bill and Val were delighted to attend the Awards presentation in September.
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2026 Aged Care Expo on next week
This is an important reminder that Rushworth’s 2026 Aged Care Services Expo will be held at the Rushworth Shire Hall on Thursday, 8 October 2026. Running between 10am and 1pm, the event is being organised jointly by Rushworth Community House, Goulburn Valley Health and Campaspe Shire.
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Rushworth’s 3RW on its way to Stanhope
It’s just over a year since Rushworth’s own radio station, 3RW FM 87.6 commenced full time operation. In that year there have been many challenges. Brad suffered a major car accident in February which saw him out of action for five months. It has only been in
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Facelift for Ironbark Stadium
Residents of Rushworth will soon notice a change underway at the Rushworth Public Park, better known to many as the Ironbark Stadium. There has been an increasing noticeable hazard as cars are entering and exiting the ground especially on football day with an increasing number of supporters attending football matches.
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Celebrating decades of service at Waranga Health
Three dedicated Waranga Health staff members have been recognised for a combined 85 years of service at GV Health’s annual Staff Service Awards.
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Guinness World Record cycling attempt to pass through Stanhope
American ultra-endurance cyclist Lael Wilcox is attempting a Guinness World Record attempt by cycling around the world faster than anyone in history. And she will be passing through Stanhope along the way! Born and raised in Anchorage, Alaska, Lael Wilcox started commuting by bike in her 20s. Within a
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Rushworth Fire Brigade awards
A combined service of over 200 years of service was acknowledged on Sunday 13 October at Rushworth CFA.
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Metals exploration active around Rushworth
In the bush around Rushworth, a very twenty-first century activity is underway on nineteenth century gold fields.