30/03/2026
A great few nights coming up welcome to all une students of respective degrees, organised by the SCR and the Robb academic team. Multiple speakers will be attending for each session so if you are interested please come along. 💚🤍🎓
25/03/2026
Congratulations to Robb College Alumni James Macauley on your achievement 👏
Introducing 2026 RAS Rural Achiever Finalist, James Macaulay from Orange.
James Macaulay is an emerging leader in Australian agriculture, based in Orange, NSW. A graduate of the University of New England with a Bachelor of Agriculture and Business, he currently works as a Livestock Sourcing Specialist with Woolworths Group, specialising in lamb procurement and supply chain development. With over six years of hands-on farming experience across livestock, cropping, and irrigation, James brings a practical, ground-up understanding of the industry. His leadership as President of Robb College and ongoing community involvement reflect his strong commitment to connection and collaboration. Passionate, driven, and community-minded, James is dedicated to strengthening rural industries and contributing positively to the future of Australian agribusiness.
20/02/2026
This year’s JCR team have gotten off to a fantastic start working with the leadership team as a whole to continue to build a strong community at Robb.
20/02/2026
Meet your 2026 Resident Leader team! This years group of RLs are dedicated and passionate towards Robb and are committed to working with the college to make this year amazing.
13/11/2025
Q&A with some of Robb College’s 2026 Leadership Team! 🐏
Applications open for 2026 💚🤍
16/10/2025
Robbers Relive Glory Days 🏆🏆🏆
About 70 members of the Robb College rugby community from all over Australia and all over the world had a “brilliant weekend” in late September celebrating the club’s clean sweep of the New England competition in 2000.
Teammates flew in from Tonga, the United Kingdom, Singapore, Broome, Cloncurry and the Northern Territory to relive the historic victories in all three grades.
“Everyone had a ball and they’re all asking to do it again in five years’ time,” said former player and current director of the Robb College Foundation, Neil Hetherington.
As well as a ute-load of club memorabilia to reminisce over, attendees recreated team photographs and enjoyed a Q&A led by MC Tim Sullivan featuring stalwarts Steve Dalton, Sam Marshall, Rob Berry and Hamish Webb. Videos also beamed in recorded messages from those unable to make the reunion.
And the award for the longest-running rugby career goes to Lonnie Stone, who has played more than 400 games for the Coonabarabran Kookaburras since his Robb heyday. “He told us that the secret to his long career is that he’s never stopped… otherwise he’d never get going again,” Neil said.
Link to full photo gallery in the comments below 👇
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