Tilba - The Triangle Community Newspaper

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Tilba Cooks

1 September 2025/in Tilba, Villages /by Tikka Wilson

Local produce and food miles are important considerations these days for both those who make food and those who enjoy it so, unsurprisingly, Tilba Cooks, Sally Pryor and Victoria Somerville, whose partnership began during COVID, emphasise local in their catering and range of preserves. Their business is fully compliant and registered as a food business (meaning that it meets all Food Safety requirements). … Read more »

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Makers Emporium in Tilba Central

1 August 2025/in Tilba /by Tikka Wilson

Locally made and locally consumed

[I asked Phil Shorten, owner of this creative space, for an update. Here’s what he had to say … Stuart Absalom.]

Once referred to as the ‘old shed’, the old Fire Shed in Station Street Central Tilba, is now being referred to by locals as ‘the shop’. The support in the village has been incredible because so many locals share our vision. Council has … Read more »

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First Cultural Burn in Tilba in over 230 years

30 June 2025/in Tilba /by Tikka Wilson

For tens of thousands of years, fire has been used as a medicine for the earth – the right fire in the right place at the right time can restore environmental balance (Firesticks website)

As part of a long-term fire management plan, the Firesticks Alliance Indigenous Corporation, in conjunction with the local First Nations community and NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, gained permission from the … Read more »

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