Making life more bear-able
We all enjoyed seeing Paddington visiting the late Queen for afternoon tea, but that's not where our love of teddies starts and...
Restoration begins for old church
Mount Alexander Shire Council has begun work to repair and restore the former Wesleyan Church in Chewton.
The building...
Special anniversary for cemetery
Eve Lamb
There are as many stories as people buried at the historic Sutton Grange Cemetery and a lot...
National success for Kyneton breeders
A small kennel from Kyneton has won four titles at the Labrador National.
Morndew Labradors was awarded Best Breeders...
Ballantinia, banksias and blue-banded bees
In 1997 an enthusiastic group of local residents joined forces to form the Harcourt Valley Landcare Group.
Twenty five...
Crowds cheer for parade’s return
A crowd of about 5000 people turned out to watch the 2022 Kyneton Daffodil and Arts Festival wind up in a grand street parade...
Looking out for our mates
Castlemaine tradie Jeremy Forbes knows a thing or two about what it means to face your own demons.
His own mental health struggles have helped...
Mitch’s new mullet do
Mitchell Gleeson is growing a mullet for mental health.
The 23-year-old Malmsbury local is raising funds for the Black Dog Institute and will spend this...
Help shape a positive future
Lisa Dennis
The Positive Ageing Advocacy Group is on the hunt for new members keen to make a difference in the lives of Mount Alexander...
Maldon market returns home
Maldon Market has come full circle – back to the site where it began at the Maldon Neighbourhood Centre.
Relocating back from its temporary location...
Parade is back
After a two-year break due to the pandemic, the Kyneton Daffodil and Arts Festival grand parade and fair will return this Sunday September 11.
The...
Dicko blushes with pink pride
Gordon Dickeson has relinquished his bright pink locks and raised more than $8000 for the Breast Cancer Foundation Australia.
The Kyneton identity was compelled to...
