Bundawarrah Centre Cultural Precinct

14/05/2026

Near or far, we're worth putting on your list ✨️
We often hear "That was incredible!" As people come out. That makes us as proud as punch! 👊 😄

07/05/2026

Mum's ❤️ good local produce!

Pop in to grab a hamper for the women that would give you both of her shoes 👞 if you had none.

05/05/2026

Another plug from our road tripping friends 🚗
Make sure you pop in, and say g'day! We love hearing about where you have come from, and where you are heading. We are 💚 with envy everyday from your travel stories.

Read the Signs!

“Temora Terror”… steady on 😅
Sounds like the kind of place where you pull up for a quick break and end up in a full-blown bush legend story.

Reality check though — it’s actually Paleface Park, a tribute to harness racing champ Paleface Adios… not some outback horror scene.

Still… that name hits a bit different when you roll in late arvo with the shadows creeping in 👀

Would you stop here for a feed… or keep the wheels rolling? 👇

05/05/2026

What do you get the women that gave you life, and has everything?

Mother's Day this Sunday 10 May ♥️ 🌼 🌸

Pop in to our Gift Shop to pick a hand-crafted local gift of thought, created with heart and soul.

24/04/2026

Lest We Forget 🌺

This ANZAC Day, we honour 110 men from Temora and district who served at Gallipoli during the First World War (1914–1918). Of these 110 men, 42 were killed in action — that's 2 in 5 that didn't return home to us.

These men lived and worked in our community —
• 33 labourers
• 28 farmers or farm hands
• 28 business people / employees
• 16 clerks / teachers
• 3 miners
• plus a boxer and a priest

They fell across Gallipoli, France, Belgium, and Egypt/Palestine.

Nine of those who served were well‑known in town as good mates. Only three of those nine returned home; William McMullan, Reginald Williams, and Arthur Ennever. Ennever was promoted to Quarter Master Sergeant in 1918, and Williams was promoted to Sergeant in 1918 and Company Sergeant Major in 1919.

Their fallen mates were:
• William Miller, bookkeeper, killed at Pozieres, France (1916)
• Walter Williams, accountant, killed in Belgium (1917)
• James Fullarton, Master Baker, awarded the Military Medal for courageous reconnoitering in No Man’s Land, killed in Belgium (1917)
• Victor Frewin, schoolteacher, wounded three times — his unit described as one of the finest by a British Brigadier General
• Three of these mates have no known grave; William Miller, Hubert Daly, and Jabez “Bob” Grant.

🌺 We remember them.
🌺 We honour them.
🌺 Lest we forget.

📍 25 April: Today we are open 12noon - 4pm

With thanks to Neil Martin, Temora Family History Group, for dedicated research into Temora’s wartime history.

22/04/2026

Schedule of Temora Shire ANZAC Day services:

ANZAC Day Services Reminder 🇦🇺

ANZAC Day is this Saturday the 25th of April. Join us as we honour the service and sacrifice of those who have served, and continue to serve, our nation. Please see below a reminder for the schedule of Temora Shire Council ANZAC Day services:

Dawn Service – Temora
📍 Callaghan Park, Cenotaph
🕕 6:00 AM

Springdale Service
📍 Springdale, Cenotaph
🕘 9:00 AM

Main Service & March – Temora
📍 Callaghan Park, Cenotaph
🕥 10:30AM - Assemble at Temora Police Station for March
🕚 11:00AM - Service at Cenotaph

Ariah Park Service
📍 Assemble at Bowling Club, Coolamon Street
🕚 10:45AM - March to Cenotaph
🕚 11:00AM - Service
🍽️ Followed by lunch at the Bowling Club – all welcome

We encourage everyone to attend and pay their respects.

Lest We Forget.

21/04/2026

You may have noticed the vintage vehicles around town…

This is your chance to get up close and experience!

Join us from 9:30am tomorrow at the Bundawarrah Centre to view these incredible Veteran 1 & 2-cylinder cars and motorcycles, and chat with the passionate owners who keep them running.

Hear the stories, learn the history, and see the craftsmanship up close.

18/04/2026

🌏 WORLD HERITAGE DAY 💛

Heritage doesn’t happen by accident — it happens because people care.

Today, we want to acknowledge the incredible volunteers and community members who give their time, energy and heart to this cultural precinct.

From preserving our stories and collections to welcoming visitors and supporting events, your commitment makes heritage a living part of our community.

Thank you for choosing to show up, again and again, for Temora and our shared history. 💛

Heritage lives because people, like you, show up.

14/04/2026

Closes tonight 11pm, get your applications in :)

09/04/2026

Applications close Tuesday, make sure you get yours in!