Community News
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Project spreads festive cheer
Dhelkaya Health’s much-loved Christmas Tree Project is back for another year, continuing its mission to support local families and individuals…
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Santa is on his way!
Past Apex Club of Castlemaine volunteers will be out in force once again tomorrow morning, Christmas Day, visiting streets across…
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Lighting up Kyneton
Kyneton has a festive glow thanks to a new Kyneton Christmas Collective lights and decoration competition this year. The newly…
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Giz Asaurus’ grand reveal
The identity of Gisborne’s loveable sign-baring dinosaur Giz Asaurus has been revealed as he moves to pass the suit on….
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Don’t kill your compost, it’s alive!
Good quality, home-made compost is teaming with life, and because of this we need to care for it, to the…
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Students learn bushfire readiness
Grade 5/6 students at St Ambrose Primary School in Woodend undertook an important project this semester, addressing a critical issue:…
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Student’s artwork featured in Melbourne
Woodend RMIT student Lucinda Johnson-Cornes’ textile design will be featured on a range of new furniture installed by Melbourne Central…
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Call to restore creek
Romsey residents are seeking action to clean up Five Mile Creek and improve the surrounding area for passive recreation. A…
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Is that mulch or is it compost?
There is no agreed definition of what compost actually is or isn’t, and a huge array of commercial products sold…
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Local talent to shine
The 2024 Rotary Carols in the Park returns to Castlemaine’s Victory Park this Friday evening and is once again set…
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‘It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas’
Festooned with hand-made Christmas trees, bunting and bows, Castlemaine resembles the township of ‘Whoville’ from the Christmas classic How the…
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Gardens make progress
The Friends of Kyneton Botanic Gardens group is ending 2024 with increased membership and major progress in the gardens. Members…