Never Far from Landsborough & Navarre

16/08/2025

The Landsborough Hotel will now be opening its doors at 10:30 am on Saturdays and Sundays, with lunch served from 11:30 am to 2:00 pm! 😋

Drop in, enjoy a hearty meal, and soak up the classic country pub atmosphere! 🍻

12/05/2025

Navarre Primary School has proudly announced the appointment of Matthew Smith as its new substantive principal, marking an exciting new chapter for the school community.

“Matt has been working with us for a short while now as the acting principal and has already made some fantastic progress around our grounds and in our classrooms,” the school shared in a statement.

Mr Smith takes over from long-serving and much-respected principal Sue Slater – a transition the school acknowledges comes with big shoes to fill.

However, the community has expressed full confidence in Matt’s leadership and vision moving forward. “We are all thrilled to have him as the new leader of our school community.”

29/03/2025

A very happy 5th birthday to the wonderful Katelynn from Navarre Primary School! 🎉🎂 We hope you had an amazing day filled with fun, laughter, and lots of cake! Here's to many more years of joy, learning, and unforgettable memories! 🎈🎉

26/02/2025

Check out this stunning infrared photo captured by David Marland at Shay's Flat, just south of Landsborough! 🌳

20/02/2025

Some great pics today from Navarre Primary School's SPARC Program! 🏇🏻

09/11/2024

Pyrenees Shire Council has slashed roadside grass in Crowlands, Landsborough, Barkly and Moonambel, with Natte Yallock and Avoca next. 🌱

🚜 Our roadside slashing program started in the northern part of the Shire last week. Crowlands, Landsborough, Barkly and Moonambel are now finished.

👷 Our contractors will move to Natte Yallock, Avoca and surrounds.

Once the northern part of the Shire is finished, the slashing program will stop for short while.

30/10/2024

It was a lovely morning at the Landsborough Community Resource Centre the other week! 😊

28/10/2024

The Landsborough Public Hall features a statue of explorer William Landsborough, after whom the town was named.

He was born in Ayrshire, Scotland in 1825. In 1861, he was chosen by the Victorian and Queensland Governments to lead a search for missing explorers Burke and Wills.

12/10/2024

A lovely morning at the Landsborough Community Resource Centre! 😊

13/06/2024

The Member for Ripon, Martha Haylett, caught up with Brett and Dianne of the Landsborough & District Historical Group! 🤳

Selfies with the Landsborough & District Historical Group. 🤳 📸 😄

Lovely to catch up, Brett and Diane.

Thanks for the great chat.

And for all you do to preserve our local history.