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The Kyabram Free Press was established by Charles Bollinger in 1892 to compete with the Union and the Guardian. In 1892, the Free Press was purchased by Charles and Walter Wilson, and in August 1900 they launched the Tatura Free Press by simply changing the masthead for the paper’s Tatura circulation. E J Morgan owned the Free Press from 1912 until his death in 1936, when his son, J E Morgan assum

ed the management. In the intervening years, ownership of the two Guardians, still printed in Tatura, passed to Edward Hanley and later to H S Davy. In 1938, Percy John Clements, a former proprietor of the Finley Mail (1926 – 1937), bought the two Guardians and merged them with the respective Free Press papers. From January 1939, Kyabram had its Free Press and Tatura the Guardian Press, each published weekly. R L (Bob) Evans and his sister Mollie (Murton) purchased the papers in 1946, and they were sold to Kyabram Newspapers Pty Ltd, a subsidiary of the McPherson Group, in 1966. From 1966, the Free Press was issued bi-weekly and the Tatura Guardian weekly. Over recent years, the Guardian had been similar to the Tuesday issue of the Free Press but with a change of masthead and several pages. In 2009, the Free Press became a weekly publication. It is now issued on Wednesday. The Guardian became a standalone paper and is available online at taturaguardian.com.au.

AFL Goulburn Murray caught off guard by AFL Victoria's plan to phase out regional administration centers.
30/11/2025

AFL Goulburn Murray caught off guard by AFL Victoria's plan to phase out regional administration centers.

“As one of the few remaining RACs in Victoria, AFLGM was not consulted prior to this decision.”

Young bowlers from Kyabram shine at national championships, leaving exams behind for gold and glory.
29/11/2025

Young bowlers from Kyabram shine at national championships, leaving exams behind for gold and glory.

When it comes to bowls talent in the Goulburn Valley, the kids are more than all right.

Young Shepparton-trained pacer Its Confidential flew the flag for the Goulburn Valley trots fraternity on Vicbred Super ...
29/11/2025

Young Shepparton-trained pacer Its Confidential flew the flag for the Goulburn Valley trots fraternity on Vicbred Super Sires grand final night at Melton last Saturday.

A thrilling finish at Melton: Its Confidential snatches victory in a $100,000 race.

One of the biggest off-season bombshell recruits has landed in Murray Netball League.
28/11/2025

One of the biggest off-season bombshell recruits has landed in Murray Netball League.

One of the biggest off-season bombshell recruits has landed in the Murray Netball League.

Kyabram's Community Bank proved "what goes around, comes around," injecting over $18,000 back into local groups.
28/11/2025

Kyabram's Community Bank proved "what goes around, comes around," injecting over $18,000 back into local groups.

Kyabram Community Bank invests $18,249 in local projects, fostering youth engagement and regional leadership.

Kyabram suffered its third defeat in four rounds in the Campaspe Playing Area midweek pennant but put in a good performa...
28/11/2025

Kyabram suffered its third defeat in four rounds in the Campaspe Playing Area midweek pennant but put in a good performance against the league leader Moama in round six.

The midweek pennant became a little clearer after round six.

It's that time of the year again - the Rushworth Christmas Markets are back! Find out what tomorrow will look like.
28/11/2025

It's that time of the year again - the Rushworth Christmas Markets are back!

Find out what tomorrow will look like.

Uncover the magic of handmade treasures at Rushworth's Christmas market. A festive delight awaits on November 29!

Kyabram may be 4-1, but its regular inconsistencies with the bat this season will have Redbacks fans bemused.
27/11/2025

Kyabram may be 4-1, but its regular inconsistencies with the bat this season will have Redbacks fans bemused.

Is Kyabram on the cusp of a shock loss?

Last Friday, Undera welcomed the Melbourne Cup and its local hero home in style.
27/11/2025

Last Friday, Undera welcomed the Melbourne Cup and its local hero home in style.

The Melbourne Cup was front and square at the celebrations.

A Victorian Government mandate to introduce glass-only recycling bins statewide has come under fire at Campaspe Shire Co...
27/11/2025

A Victorian Government mandate to introduce glass-only recycling bins statewide has come under fire at Campaspe Shire Council.

Councillors reject glass-only bin mandate, citing increased costs and emissions.

Max Hooper's explosive 76 from 77 balls led CPSTB to a swift victory over Kyabram in just 23.5 overs.
27/11/2025

Max Hooper's explosive 76 from 77 balls led CPSTB to a swift victory over Kyabram in just 23.5 overs.

Central Park-St Brendan’s had the goods in B-grade.

Seven years ago, Kyabram local Nina Sullivan joined a groundbreaking program tackling regional health shortages. This ye...
27/11/2025

Seven years ago, Kyabram local Nina Sullivan joined a groundbreaking program tackling regional health shortages. This year, she graduated.

Read her story.

“I don’t think I would choose any other pathway if I could. This was perfect for me.”

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198 Allan Street
Kyabram, VIC
3620

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Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

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The Kyabram Free Press was established by Charles Bollinger in 1892 to compete with the Union and the Guardian. In 1892, the Free Press was purchased by Charles and Walter Wilson, and in August 1900 they launched the Tatura Free Press by simply changing the masthead for the paper’s Tatura circulation. E J Morgan owned the Free Press from 1912 until his death in 1936, when his son, J E Morgan assumed the management. In the intervening years, ownership of the two Guardians, still printed in Tatura, passed to Edward Hanley and later to H S Davy. In 1938, Percy John Clements, a former proprietor of the Finley Mail (1926 – 1937), bought the two Guardians and merged them with the respective Free Press papers. From January 1939, Kyabram had its Free Press and Tatura the Guardian Press, each published weekly. R L (Bob) Evans and his sister Mollie (Murton) purchased the papers in 1946, and they were sold to Kyabram Newspapers Pty Ltd, a subsidiary of the McPherson Group, in 1966. From 1966, the Free Press was issued bi-weekly and the Tatura Guardian weekly. Over recent years, the Guardian had been similar to the Tuesday issue of the Free Press but with a change of masthead and several pages. In 2009, the Free Press became a weekly publication. It is now issued on Wednesday. The Guardian became a standalone paper and is published on Tuesdays. The Manager is Haydn O’Neale. The editor is Andrew Mole.