Resident Interviews
Read about some of the amazing people living at our four villages.
Rotary honours Gillian
July 28, 2016
Congratulations to Currie Park resident, Gillian Allen, who was recently honoured with the prestigious Rotary award, the Paul Harris Fellow, at a special Rotary Dinner in Euroa, in recognition of her services in the community and to Rotary.
Read MoreStarting over isn’t easy
June 25, 2016
Walter Davies, better known as Nugget, has had to ‘start over’ a couple of times since moving into Leith Park in July 2012. When he and his wife, Margaret, first moved in he thought he would go mad working out how to fill the days. But the couple did start to build their new life away from the home they had left in Whittlesea. They kept old friends and made new ones.
Read MoreMargaret welcomes Syrian refugees
May 12, 2016
Marg Finlayson isn’t surprised anymore when friends, Rushall Park neighbours and fellow worshippers from St Philip’s Anglican Church in Collingwood, slip her a few dollars. They know she is spending it wisely
Read MoreMary leaves her mark
May 11, 2016
Mary Tasker leaves her mark, whether it’s at the Berwick Uniting Church where she arranges the flowers and produces the weekly bulletin, or in the Braeside Park Community Room where she runs exercise classes twice a week.
Read MoreEllen drawn to life in Euroa
May 7, 2016
“I need a secretary” Ellen Doyle-Roberts says jokingly as she discusses community life at Currie Park as well as in the wider Euroa community. At the very least she needs more hours in the day!
Read MoreOCAV Pays Respects to all Returned Service Men and Women
April 20, 2016
OCAV will join all Australians on ANZAC Day in paying respects to our returned service men and women. There are several men and women within our own ‘ranks’ who we acknowledge on Monday, April 25.
Read MoreBessie brings Braeside’s backyard to life
February 18, 2016
Bessie Gould thought the old chook shed at the back of the Braeside Park village had a lot of potential. The chooks had died off one by one and she put dibs on the shed before any other plans could be made. These days it stores her gardening equipment and compost and offers a focal point for the many residents, who stop to yarn about gardening or life in general, or receive a handful of fresh vegetables.
Read MoreEvon makes it a priority to help people make the move into a village as easy as possible. She also works to ensure the new residents feel a strong sense of welcome and belonging.
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