Featured Stories The years go by: ‘Lest we forget’, part two Local history buff John Taylor with part two of a history feature in the lead up to ANZAC Day Alpine Observer Myrtleford Times > 24 Apr 2024
Featured Stories The years go by: ‘Lest we forget’, part one John Taylor tells the story of three local soldiers and their service in World War I Alpine Observer Myrtleford Times > 17 Apr 2024
Featured Stories Tawonga soldier plans next leg of polar trifecta After completing two polar treks Warrant Officer Class Two (WO2) Sean Taylor is keen for more Alpine Observer Myrtleford Times > 07 Feb 2024
Featured Stories Tawonga soldier plans next leg of polar trifecta After completing two polar treks Warrant Officer Class Two (WO2) Sean Taylor is keen for more Alpine Observer Myrtleford Times > 07 Feb 2024
Featured Stories How do you like them apples? Don Nightingale talks apples at his Wandiligong orchard Alpine Observer Myrtleford Times > 17 Jan 2024
Featured Stories The month that ends the year: The 1960s Local Myrtleford historian John Taylor looks back over the events of the 1960s Alpine Observer Myrtleford Times > 27 Dec 2023
Featured Stories Bright gymnasts somersault into state championships Gymnasts Madison Jolowicz and Saskia Heuperman placed strongly at the Victorian championships Brodie Everist > 29 Nov 2023
Featured Stories Celebrating Myrtleford’s Century, 1954 style The success of the ‘Centenary Week’ in April 1954 saw a variety of events the following months Alpine Observer Myrtleford Times > 25 Oct 2023
Featured Stories The Richmond Brewery Cup The long-awaited return of horse racing at the Myrtleford Racecourse occurred in February 1936 Alpine Observer Myrtleford Times > 27 Sep 2023
Featured Stories Celebrating Myrtleford’s Century, 1954 style The success of the ‘Centenary Week’ in April 1954 saw a variety of events the following months Alpine Observer Myrtleford Times > 25 Oct 2023
Featured Stories The Richmond Brewery Cup The long-awaited return of horse racing at the Myrtleford Racecourse occurred in February 1936 Alpine Observer Myrtleford Times > 27 Sep 2023
Featured Stories History of the school pine plantation Local historian John Taylor’s final history feature on Myrleford’s school pine plantation Alpine Observer Myrtleford Times > 30 Aug 2023
Featured Stories A high school at last, 1960-62 Local historian John Taylor’s account of the beginning of Myrtleford High School Alpine Observer Myrtleford Times > 16 Aug 2023
Featured Stories The End of the Line Part 2 Historian John Taylor tracks the Bright rail line’s passage from freight-only to a rail trail Alpine Observer Myrtleford Times > 02 Aug 2023
Featured Stories Eleanor’s an outdoor dynamo Name an outdoor sport and this 11-year-old has probably given it a go Brodie Everist > 26 Jul 2023
Featured Stories This tax time don’t just copy and paste You could be shrinking your tax refunds if you just copy and paste last year’s expenses Brodie Everist > 26 Jul 2023
Featured Stories Stay alert for scams The end of the financial year is a busy time for those seeking to trick unsuspecting taxpayers Brodie Everist > 26 Jul 2023
Featured Stories Data matching ensures fair play, says ATO More data matching ensures taxpayers don’t leave out income or inflate deduction this tax time Alpine Observer Myrtleford Times > 26 Jul 2023
Featured Stories Capital gains tax also in the crosshairs The Australian Tax Office (ATO) is reminding taxpayers to declare their capital gains and to ke Alpine Observer Myrtleford Times > 26 Jul 2023
Featured Stories The end of the line – part 1 Local historian John Taylor details the end of Myrtleford’s passenger rail service in the 1950s Alpine Observer Myrtleford Times > 19 Jul 2023
Featured Stories The archbishop and the parish priest At the invitation of the local priest, the Archbishop of Melbourne visited Myrtleford in 1921 Alpine Observer Myrtleford Times > 05 Jul 2023
Featured Stories Memorial Park: Venue for sport and community activities What came to be named Memorial Park has an interesting history Brodie Everist > 21 Jun 2023
Featured Stories Agency a proud member of the Bright community Owners of this Bright agency have always been proud community contributors Brodie Everist > 21 Jun 2023
Featured Stories The origins of taxi and cab hire By JOHN TAYLOR OAM, Myrtleford and District Historical Society Inc. UNTIL the 1920s Myrtleford’s only form of public transport was the railway, which enabled residents to visit acquaintances or businesses in nearby towns on an early morning or... North East Media > 07 Jun 2023
Featured Stories A fine blend of good friends and great songs BEECHWORTH and the seaside town of Torquay, south of Geelong, haven’t a lot in common – but they share Raging Moby. After forming in Moonee Ponds in 2017, the six–piece rock band now traverses the 302 kilometres between the two towns to create... Brodie Everist > 07 Jun 2023
Featured Stories A place for a picnic By JOHN TAYLOR, Myrtleford and District Historical Society Inc. AT all points of the compass, in days gone by people gathered at many places for recreation. Across the district, regular events in the form of picnics, sports meetings, gymkhanas and... North East Media > 24 May 2023
Featured Stories Racecourse and Recreation Reserve 1866–1950 By JOHN TAYLOR OAM, Myrtleford and District Historical Society Inc. THE first horses to graze in the Myrtleford district came in 1837 with the arrival of European overlanders, led by John Hillas, driving 1,300 head of cattle on to the Myrtle Creek... North East Media > 10 May 2023
