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Autumn is on its way.
So Much Myself March 6, 2025 in Music Updated March 9, 2025 On Sunday, March 2, the audience at the Malachi Gilmore Hall were treated to an amazing and totally different musical performance. Performed by pianist Sonya Lifschitz with music composed by Robert Davidson, the show "Creative Women/So Much Myself: Piano Portraits" featured stories, comments and words by women ... See the rest of the story here |  | | |
 | Playgroup is back in Oberon March 6, 2025 in Community The new and revitalised Forest Friends Playgroup had their first meeting of the year at Oberon Public School on March 3 and Oberon Matters went along for a look. See the story here | | |
 | Remember the days of the old school yard March 6, 2025 in Schools Whatever else is going on around town, the work of the schools keeps going, and this week is no exception. See what's happening here | | |
Book review: "A Short History of Stupid" by Bernard Keane and Helen Razer March 6, 2025 in Reviews So you think the world's a sane place dominated by rational thought and actions? Wrong! This book looks at things that should make you go "Umm, what?" while wondering how we survive as a species. Read the review here |  | | |
 | Autumn Garden Showcase March 6, 2025 in Community The Oberon Garden Club is hosting a weekend in April of Autumn Colour with eight cold climate gardens on show. These rarely seen gardens located throughout the Oberon district ranging from smaller in town gardens to historic estates and working farms. Go here for more details | | |
Media release: Work set to start on Victoria Pass slope repairs on the Great Western Highway March 6, 2025 in Community It's a bit outside Oberon but it certainly affects us. Some good news from Transport for NSW. See the media release here |  | | |
 | Local Woman of the Year March 6, 2025 in Community With International Women's Day coming up, massive congratulations have to go to Kathy Sajowitz for being declared Local Woman of the Year. It's hard to think of a better recipient of the honour. See what Paul Toole had to say about this here | | |
When too much sport is still not enough March 6, 2025 in Sport Excellent results for young hockey players. Same thing for young pony riders. And golf, of course. See the action and results here |  | | |

Something wonderful is coming to Oberon
 | Oberon Council Mayor's Column February 27, 2025 in Community This week's column from Oberon Mayor Andrew McKibbin can be seen here. | | |
Rotate Interiors rotates to a new address February 27, 2025 in BUsiness Rotate Interiors has moved from the small shop on the corner of Oberon and Fleming Streets to a new location at the other end of town. It's now in the old NAB building which will make it a lot easier to find when the tourists come to town looking for something a little different to buy. See some photos of what to expect here |  | | |
 | School bus timetables - O'Connell to Tarana February 27, 2025 in Community and Schools Newman's Bus Services has some exciting news for O'Connell and Tarana residents. Transport for NSW has recently approved an extension of the current O'Connell school bus service. These changes will commence on Monday, 3rd March 2025. See the new timetable here | | |
Media release: First class lamb from Oberon February 27, 2025 in Business A unique lamb farmed in Oberon is now being served up to business and first-class class passengers on Qantas . Third generation livestock breeders, Graham Gilmore and his late brother Martin spent years developing the product on the family property, Tattykeel, just outside of Oberon. Read the rest of the news here |  | | |
 | Up in the morning and off to school February 27, 2025 in Schools Lots of things happening at the schools around Oberon, Meeting teachers, getting awards, learning about how to cook delicious thing, banging on things. And meeting the staff who keep it all running. See all about it here | | |
Play the game! February 27, 2025 in Sport Waiting for and heading into the sporting season. The kids are kicking soccer balls around and the golfers, well, the golfers are golfing like they always do. See some pictures and words here |  | | |

Oberon Fire Station is looking for three more firefighters.
Contact them through Facebook for details.
 | February 2025 Oberon Council Meeting February 20, 2025 in Community The February 18 Council meeting was expected to be lively, with four motions proposed that asked for major changes to ways that Council conducted its business. There was a presentation from Arts OutWest and a quite large crowd objecting to some proposed motions. See more about the meeting here | | |
Get together with some friends February 20, 2025 in Community On the third Wednesday each month a group gets together at the Oberon Uniting Church for lunch. The Combined Churches Friendship Group is what it says on the tin - a group to encourage friendship. See more here |  | | |
 | Book review: Two books about journalism February 20, 2025 in Reviews Journalism is back in the news, with talk about the impact of Artificial Intelligence on the generation of content, disappearing local papers, staff layoffs, and with a Federal election approaching, bias and the reliability of content. Here are reviews of two books about journalism written by people who know what they are talking about. See the reviews here | | |
The Back Page February 20, 2025 in Sport The various sporting groups are gearing up for the 2025 season, including the Oberon Tigers Senior League. And there's always golf. See a bit more here |  | | |
 | Go! Learn things! It's school time. February 20, 2025 in Schools It seems that everyone at school took advantage of the warm weather and went swimming. Other things happened too - house captains, teachers and prize winners. See the wetness here | | |
 Oberon Museum - open Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday
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