This month, the Road Train travels across Victoria, where we’ll clown around with doctors and take part in an Australian festival tradition.
Love is in the air
The Road Train was in Parkes, NSW, on Valentine’s Day to find love all around — and it wasn’t just for the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll during the Elvis Festival held there each January. Norma and Barry Garment renewed their wedding vows with the help of Elvis-impersonating celebrant Robert Steel. On another stop on the Road Train’s journey, The Weekly’s food team cooked up a storm in Mudgee, NSW, with the help of TV handyman Scott Cam.
What’s on this month
Clown Doctors
The Clown Doctors use doses of humour to brighten the lives of sick and distressed children in hospitals. Clown Doctors bring laughter and fun to children during painful procedures, in the emergency room or in the wards. Smile Day on April 1 is the Clown Doctors’ major fundraising event and they’ll be joining the Road Train in Wangaratta. So come along and show your support.
Welcome aboard!
- Wangaratta, Sunday, April 1
The Clown Doctors will help us celebrate Smile Day from 11am to 3pm.
- Swan Hill, Tuesday, April 3
Paul Costa, one of the most popular country music artists from the Road Train launch in Tamworth, is joining us for the next two weeks. See him live from 10am-1pm.
- Echuca, Thursday, April 5
10am to 1pm.
- Bendigo, Friday, April 6
Join us from 9am to 4pm for Family Day at Lake Weeroona and take part in Australia’s oldest festival, the Bendigo Easter Festival.
- Stawell, Monday, April 9
Before the running of the Stawell Gift, catch all the fun and action on the Road Train between 11am and 2pm.
- Hamilton, Thursday, April 12
Don’t miss award-winning singer Paul Costa performing on the Road Train from 10am to 1pm. He’ll brighten up your day.
- Ballarat, Saturday, April 14
From 10am to 1pm, The Australian Women’s Weekly Test Kitchen will be hotting up with cooking demonstrations.
- Shepparton, Monday, April 16
Take some time out for yourself with beauty makeovers on the Road Train, between 10am and 1pm.
- Bairnsdale, Wednesday, April 18
10am to 1pm.
- Sale, Saturday, April 21
From 10am to 1pm, catch up on the latest recipes from The Australian Women’s Weekly Test Kitchen.
- Traralgon, Tuesday, April 24
10am to 1pm.
- Warragul, Thursday, April 26
10am to 1pm.
- Healesville, Sunday, April 29
10am to 1pm.For more details on locations and times, visit our website at www.aww.com.au/roadtrain or email [email protected]
For more details on locations and times, visit our website at www.aww.com.au/roadtrain or email [email protected]
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