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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.

Robinvale District Health Services (RDHS) marked Harmony Week last week, celebrating diversity, inclusion and the strong sense of belonging shared across its workforce and the wider community. This article continues for subscribers.

As the Easter holiday approaches, excitement is building across Robinvale Euston for the much-anticipated Easter Festival, set to take place at the new Skate Park precinct. This article continues for subscribers.

The arrival of the annual Lifeline Ride in Robinvale has been hailed a success, with strong community support and a powerful message around mental health awareness shared throughout the day. This article continues for subscribers.

Two Robinvale district table grape growers have been recognised in the latest edition of Vine Magazine, with both sharing their insights on the future of the industry and the challenges facing producers. This article continues for subscribers.

A sudden fuel shortage that left Robinvale and Euston completely without petrol over the weekend has exposed the fragile reality of fuel security in regional Australia, sparking widespread concern among residents, farmers and local businesses. This article continues for subscribers only.

The Robinvale and Euston community is being encouraged to come together this month to support an important cause, with the annual Lifeline Ride set to arrive in town on Sunday, March 15. T his article continues for subscribers only.

Town centre transformation to celebrate culture and boost local business. Robinvale’s town centre is set for a major transformation, with a $350,000 revitalisation project announced to upgrade Perrin Street and Caix Square while celebrating the town’s rich multicultural identity and supporting local businesses. This article continues for subscribers only.

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 catch up with Antonio Liparota, a familiar name in Euston and Robinvale through his local business and strong involvement in community organisations. This article continues for subscribers only.

Shirley and Ernest’s love story began on a sunny summer day in the mid-1950s. Ernest, born on January 21, 1936, and Shirley, born on February 24, 1936, met in their adult life through mutual friends and quickly fell in love.

Euston author Rosemary Garreffa will launch her latest novel Raising Sparrows, in March of this year at the Clunes Book Festival.

Our Place Robinvale is encouraging families to explore its refreshed Early Years Online Hub, which has recently undergone a makeover to improve accessibility and usability.

Wednesday, February 18th marked a very special milestone for Betty Coutts as she celebrated her 90th birthday and it was a celebration to remember.

A long-standing Robinvale business is preparing for a new era, with Bruce Ginn announcing Bruce Ginn Jewellers is now on the market after more than seven decades serving the local community.