Community News
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Cart carpenters wanted
Kyneton resident Paul Strang has put out a call for helping hands to restore an old baker’s cart of great…
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Kyneton Tea of Earth entrepreneur hailed a local business hero
Kyneton business owner Rebecca Moore says her local Australia Post team had been friendly faces during the pandemic when she…
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Learn all about bicycle repair
Learn all about basic bicycle maintenance at the next Castlemaine and Surrounds Repair Cafe on Sunday. A bicycle expert will…
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Art with heart
Grade three/four students at St Mary’s Primary School Castlemaine have been working on an art collaboration with Castlemaine Health this…
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Café with a heart of gold
It would be no surprise if one day Kyneton’s ‘Little Swallow Café’ was renamed the ‘Big Heart Café’! The generosity…
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Come join the choir
There are many benefits attached to choir singing – it creates a strong sense of community and social inclusion. It…
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Passionate makers of jam
Recipes for jam always look simple and the first-time jam maker is often blessed with beginner’s luck. As you get…
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Refugee film screening fundraiser at Chewton
Chewton Film Society in partnership with Rural Australians for Refugees is presenting a fundraising event at the Chewton Senior Citizens…
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Positive planting
New native trees and plants have spread their roots at Kyneton Primary School. Students in the school’s Gardening and Sustainability…
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Edgars Mission calls on ewe
A sassy three-legged lamb named Snow White and her vision-impaired friend Willy Wonka are the beloved ambassadors of Edgar’s Mission’s…
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Pandemic impacts on mental health
A new door-to-door mental health and wellbeing survey has found that one in four householders in the Macedon Ranges said…
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Festival to celebrate ‘Jubilee Gold’
‘Jubilee Gold’ is the celebration theme for Kyneton’s Daffodil and Arts Festival its 50th year in 2022 from September 1-11….

