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Heritage hall in Robertson receives much-needed upgrade

The Robertson School of Arts has been given a new lease of life through the Department of Planning, Industry and Environment's Crown Reserves Improvement Fund. The 138-year-old-hall has been a hub for community events such as local markets, concerts and plays. It has also been used as an emergency site.

Exeter CWA member's concerns drive government horse awareness campaign

A Country Women's Association member's personal experiences as a horse rider, and her concerns about the safety of horses and riders on roads have gone from a "grassroots organisation" to a NSW government campaign. The Exeter CWA branch initiated the statewide campaign which advises motorists to be cautious of horses and riders on roads.

'There's people everywhere' Robertson market makes a comeback | Photos

Families, friends and their pooches were out and about at the Robertson market for the first time in months. There were a variety of stalls for people to look at, as well as refreshments. All funds raised from the market go back into maintaining the hall.

Highlands Folk Music has a "long, overdue catch up" and brings joy to Robertson

A group of musicians came together with their instruments and singing voices for the first time in months to have a "jam session", but also have a "long, overdue catch-up" in Robertson. The resident folk group known as Highlands Folk Music, played a series of reels, jigs and ballads from Australia, England, Ireland and Scotland at the Robertson Bowling Club on November 14.

Help families in need in the Southern Highlands with the Kmart Wishing Tree Appeal

Highlanders have the opportunity to support families in need this festive season with Australia's longest and largest Christmas gift appeal. The Kmart Hub and Salvation Army in Bowral are determined to help families beyond Christmas through the The Kmart Wishing Tree Appeal.

Women put skills on display in Tina Macpherson Cup openers | Photos

Female cricketers started off the sporting season with a bang this week in the Highlands. Matches took place at Stephens Park and Lackey Park, where newbies and avid players showed what they have to offer.

Eighty years of creativity and community was celebrated at Sturt

Art lovers, former students, staff and residents gathered at Sturt to commemorate the studio's 80^th anniversary, and its legacy in the Highlands. Attendees gathered at Australia's oldest design centre for entertainment, refreshments, speeches, and also looked at the gallery's permanent exhibition.

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