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For many locals, a trip into town often includes a stop at Work N Wear, where owner John Tate has become a familiar and respected face within the Robinvale community.

What began as a simple overnight escape for a group of mums in need of a well-deserved break, has turned into a much-loved tradition that has stood the test of time.

Motorists are being urged to slow down, stay alert and exercise patience following a tragic series of accidents along the Sturt Highway between Euston and Mildura Wednesday of last week.

Saturday’s MND Round between the Robinvale Euston Football Netball Club and Imperials Football Netball Club at Sarah Oval was a tremendous success, with the community turning out in force to support the fight against Motor Neurone Disease.

Local duo Kirsty Mannix and Teagan Sheppard are brewing up something special for the community, officially launching their new mobile business venture, Dizzy Brews & Co.

Swan Hill Rural City Council has welcomed the Federal Government’s announcement that Murray Valley Aboriginal Co-operative (MVAC) has secured funding to redevelop and expand its early Learning Centre in Robinvale.

Past students of the St Mary’s School Prep Class of 1966 came together over the weekend of May 16–17 to celebrate their 60-year reunion, reconnecting with classmates and sharing memories from their school days in Robinvale.

Federal Member for Mallee, Anne Webster, recently visited Robinvale, offering local residents the opportunity to meet with her and discuss issues affecting the community and wider region.

Young adventurer Eva has officially made her way to Robinvale as part of her incredible solo canoe journey down the Murray River to raise awareness and funds for prostate cancer, a cause very close to her heart. Eva is aiming to raise $10,000 in 10 weeks, with every paddle stroke helping spark conversations and raise awareness about the importance of men’s health and getting checked. Tomorrow morning from 7:30am, Eva will be canoeing along the Murray River through Robinvale,

With Mother’s Day this Sunday, it’s a fitting time to celebrate the women who raised us, guided us, worried about us and, of course, filled our childhoods with the unforgettable sayings that somehow every mum seemed to know by heart. Whether they made us roll our eyes, laugh, or instantly stop what we were doing, these classic “mum phrases” have stood the test of time and continue to echo through family homes everywhere. There are phrases in life that transcend culture, age,

For many in Robinvale, the story of starting over in a new country is a familiar one, shaped by courage, sacrifice and the hope of something better. For Grace Mburu, that journey has become both deeply personal and powerfully shared.

Louise Fangaloka reflects on motherhood, family life and the joy of raising a bustling household.

In Euston, returning eligible drink containers is a simple way to do something useful with the empties at home and get cash back at the same time.

A strong sense of community spirit was on full display in Robinvale on Anzac Day, with an outstanding turnout for both the Dawn Service and the 10am Service. It was particularly heartening to see so many young people in attendance, paying their respects.

The Robinvale Sentinel is pleased to bring back our popular Local Who Are You? segment, shining a spotlight on the people who help make our district such a vibrant and connected community. This week, we are proud to feature long-time Euston local Francesco “Frank” Garreffa, who has called the district home since September 1957 after moving from Happy Valley, a year before marrying his beloved wife Vincenza. Frank’s story is deeply woven into the fabric of our region, having a

In 2025, Jessie Kelly’s world changed forever. Now, Jessie is turning that heartbreak into purpose. On May 23, she will take on the 42.2-kilometre Noosa Marathon, running in support of Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation, a for-purpose organisation dedicated to creating a future free from mental illness.

For nearly two decades, Vicki Broad has quietly walked alongside local families during some of life’s most profound moments, supporting mothers, nurturing newborns, and building connections that span generations.

A new community initiative is inviting locals to step out, get active, and start their day the right way with the launch of Sunrise Strollers, a free walking group open to all ages and fitness levels.

A remarkable act of generosity and courage was on display at Euston Public School on Friday, March 27, as local student Tessa Fielding took part in “The Big Snip for a Cause,” donating more than thirty centimetres of her hair to support children in need. This article continues for subscribers.

The Robinvale Sentinel is pleased to bring back our popular Local Who Are You? segment, shining a spotlight on the This week we feature Maryanne Thalasinos, a familiar local face who has dedicated herself to further education and a career in nursing and midwifery. Passionate about supporting families and children, Maryanne shares her journey, inspiration and hopes for the future. This article continues for subscribers.