19/04/2026
The April Edition has arrived. You’ll find copies of The Bathurst Chronicle resting in familiar places across the village, each one part of the story in its own way.
Pick Up your copy today:
• At The Little Bistro, where the warmth of the Village Green meets the scent of wood-fired pizzas and the easy hum of local voices.
• At that Coffee place, a quiet sanctuary in the heart of the village, where coffee is served slow and the garden holds a kind of Bathurst stillness.
• At The Workshop arts and crafts gallery a living thread of the town’s creativity, where for years, local hands have shaped, carved, painted, and shared their way of seeing.
• At Interesting Things, tucked near the historic heart of town, where every shelf invites a second look and nothing feels quite ordinary.
• At Curiosity Shoppe, a small window into the unusual. A place where the handmade and the whimsical sit comfortably side by side.
• At The Pink Lady Milkshake Parlour, a splash of sweetness and a nod to another time, adding a playful pause to a walk through the village.
• At Copy-It, part of the village’s quiet backbone, your one stop print shop in Bathurst.
• At Shangri-La (Bathurst Butchery), a cornerstone on Kowie Road, where tradition is kept in the cuts and in the conversations across the counter.
• And at Bathurst Convenient Store, a steady presence in the daily ebb and flow, where the essentials are always close at hand.
A small paper, carried by the places that carry Bathurst. Pick one up when you’re there. Take a moment. Have a read.
Inside this issue:
How a single board on fresh tar grew into a community of twenty-five kids finding their footing. | The journey of a 1975 VW Autovilla and the mission to bring sweetness to the village. | A look back at the 116th edition, from the roar of the vintage tractors to the heat of the blacksmith’s forge. | A steady look at the shifting tides and local conversations shaping our community this month.
