(image: Kara Riley, Freelance photographer; Cactus Country; https://www.karariley.com/) If you are planning to come to Nagambie for a stay well here is a road trip with a difference all within an hourRead More →
Nagambie is a beautiful place for lovers of nature and the outdoors. There is a little of something for everyone here from the walker to the adrenaline junkie. Here are someRead More →
May is mindfulness awareness month, a month long campaign which encourages everyone to take 10 minutes a day for themselves. The month long campaign (https://www.mindfulinmay.org/) was created by a mix ofRead More →
Blue Tongue Berries If the sound of organic blueberries makes you salivate you are in the right place (although we won’t mention blueberry season here has officially just wound up forRead More →
Today is an important day in the Australian calendar, Anzac Day. A national day of remembrance initially established to recognise those who formed part of the Australian and New Zealand ArmyRead More →
Well it doesn’t take long for the monthly Nagambie Farmer’s Market hosted at Tahbilk Winery to come around each month. As we approach this month’s Nagambie market we have been wonderingRead More →
Whroo Historic Reserve lies within the 33,000ha Rushworth State Forest, approximately 40 minutes drive from Tahbilk Winery. The 500ha reserve encompasses the site of the Whroo township and part of theRead More →
“When brooding about the selection of Winery of the Year, I recalled that in 1994 the Maurice O’Shea Award had been given to Jacob’s Creek, and in 2002 to the AustralianRead More →
One of the best kept secrets in the Nagambie Lakes region is the Avenel Maze. If you are bringing the kids up for a holiday, or live locally, this is aRead More →
Yay for Yea, a quaint little town just over 50 minutes’ drive from Nagambie is home to a little regional gem, the Yea Wetlands. You might have come across this hidden attractionRead More →