Supporting Local News Starts With Our Community

For more than 50 years, the Robinvale Sentinel has been telling the stories of the people, businesses, schools, sporting clubs and community groups that make Robinvale and Euston such a special place to live.

Each week, the Sentinel is filled with local stories that you simply won't find anywhere else – from junior sport and school achievements to community events, local businesses and the people making a difference across our town.

But keeping local news going takes a community effort.

As the way people access news continues to change, the Sentinel is working to make sure our readers and local businesses can connect with us both in print and online.

One of the latest additions is the Sentinel Online Trade Guide, giving local businesses another way to be found by customers searching for products and services in the area.

The Trade Guide provides businesses with an online listing featuring their business details and contact information, helping locals easily find the services they need.

For readers, the Sentinel also offers an online subscription, making it possible to keep up with the latest local news wherever you are.

For those who have moved away from Robinvale or Euston, are travelling for work or simply prefer reading online, the digital edition means they can continue to stay connected to home.

Local businesses also play an important role in supporting the Sentinel through advertising. When businesses advertise with their local newspaper, they are not only promoting their products and services, they are helping support the continuation of our local paper.

The Sentinel is proud to continue being a place where local stories are shared, local businesses are promoted and our community stays connected.

Supporting local news is something we can all play a part in.

Whether it's subscribing online, shopping locally, advertising your business or simply picking up a copy each Thursday, every bit of support helps keep local news in Robinvale and Euston.

Your town. Your stories. Your paper.