Hall and District 2018 News Archive

July 2018

Be Connected - Broadband for Seniors in Hall - For further information on how to book a Tutor contact Rod Roberts on 6230 2436
Departure of Reverend Mark Beresford - The Reverend Mark Beresford and his family are leaving the Anglican Parish of St. Barnabas, Charnwood with St...

June Rural Fringe online - The latest issue of the Rural Fringe can be downloaded here. Enjoy the usual rich mix of stories about local people and happenings, a bit of history, the work of the Progress Association and other local organisations.
Handbook for Committee Members endorsed - Thanks to all who attended the General Meeting of the Village of Hall and District Progress Association on 31 May in our well-heated Pavilion...

Emergency Defibrillator at Hall Post Office - Today the Rotary Club of Hall installed an Emergency Defibrillator outside the Hall Post Office. Thank you Trudy...
Hall District Tartan - official Launch - The Official Launch of the Hall Village tartan will take place at Capital Wines Cellar Door (13 Gladstone Street Hall) on Saturday 12 May at 3...
Centenary Trail Upgrade - On Wednesday 2 May 2018 representatives from the VHDPA met with the ACT Centenary Trail Coordinator to discuss the upgrade of a section of the trail between Gladstone Street and Clarrie Hermes Drive...

April Rural Fringe Online - The latest issue of the Rural Fringe can be downloaded here. Enjoy the usual rich mix of stories about local people and happenings, a bit of history, the work of the Progress Association and other local organisations.

Hall Recreation Track - Final Report - Thanks to everyone for their engagement in the consultation process for the Hall Recreation Track. A total of 63 local community members directly engaged in the process either at the 13 December drop in session at the Pavilion or by email beforehand/afterwards...

February Rural Fringe online - The latest issue of the Rural Fringe can be downloaded here. Enjoy the usual rich mix of stories about local people and happenings, a bit of history, the work of the Progress Association and other local organisations.