A 1957 to present.
The Yeoval & District Satellite is a community newspaper in Yeoval, New South Wales. It has a rich history, having launched its first edition on November 11, 1957. The newspaper serves as a vital communication channel, connecting residents and sharing local news, events, and stories. Recently, it was recognized for its community impact and nominated for the NSW/ACT Connecting Communities Award. The Satellite continues to foster community spirit and engagement, keeping Yeoval residents informed and connected.
Dr Frank Summers founding editor of the Yeoval District Satellite. Also helped by benefactors, such as Max Miller (1940-2023) young high school student who will illustrate and design the logo of the first satellite.While colour pictures and advertisements are now the norm, in a previous era pencil sketches accompanied the copy. Its name was inspired by the then-Soviet Union’s successful launching of the Sputnik satellite during the Cold War. The current editor, Nicki Tremain-Hennock, continues to uphold its legacy, reporting on grassroots stories and celebrating the community’s achievements.
Happy 65 years.
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Where and When?
Monthly Deadline: The 25th of every month
Find the news of Yeoval and district Satellite every beginning of the month in the different shops of the village for 3$.
- Billabong Take way at 5 Forbes Street
- Gif Shop and Homeware House at 12 Forbes Street
- Banjo Patterson Museum at 43 Forbes Street
Editor: Nikki Tremain-Hennock
Email: Yeovalsatellite@outlook.com
Phone: 68464400 ( after 4pm) or 0417429144
