October November ’24 issue is out

October November ’24 issue is out

Well, that was a first for me in Blackwood...Snow!  While a few people took photos and videos it was hard to make out the snowflakes and, let's be honest... there weren't many! Even so, I was in Martin Street to see them fall. Speaking of Martin Street, there is a...

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August September ’24 issue is out

August September ’24 issue is out

The good news is, it’s warming up! This winter has been a bit bleak, but Blackwoodians don’t totally hibernate as the centre pages illustrate.  This issue is bigger than usual thanks to an increase in contributions, a trend we will encourage so that a wide variety of...

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June July ’24 issue is out

June July ’24 issue is out

We know that Blackwood is a special place. When I interview people for A Blackwood Profile, I always ask them why they moved here, and the answers are fascinating. Some just happened to stumble into our unique area by accident, others already knew someone here and...

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AprMay’24 issue is out

AprMay’24 issue is out

One of the first things I noticed when I moved to Blackwood 5 years ago was how much there was to do. Friends back in Melbourne would ask if I was bored, making an assumption that a town of Blackwood’s size wouldn’t have a lot going on. How wrong they were! Easter is...

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FebMar’24 issue is out

FebMar’24 issue is out

Welcome to 2024. It’s been a nice wet start to the year and Don’s weather update has certainly been showing us all how much rain we have been having! By the way, if you don’t know, Don has been providing the rainfall for the area for quite some time on a device he...

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SUMMER ’23-’24 issue is out

SUMMER ’23-’24 issue is out

Finally, winter in Blackwood seems to be in the past as spring is in full swing and summer is just around the corner. Our garden has come out of its winter cupboard, and is in full bloom. At this time of the year, we enjoy nothing more than spending time in it. With...

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The Blackwood Times acknowledges the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation, the Traditional Owners of the land, waters & forest where we live & work. We pay deep respect to Elders past, present & emerging.

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