Community News
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The road to change: Castlemaine youth speaks on climate change
Recently returned from participating in the worlds’ very first United Nations Youth Climate summit in New York, Castlemaine’s Harriet O’Shea…
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Shining a light on youth homelessness
Three Kyneton High students have door-knocked their town to raise more than $400 in aid of displaced youth in the…
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Storytelling magic
It was a pirate’s life for students at Romsey Primary School this month as they discovered the adventures behind Atticus…
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Colour blast
Getting physically hit with an explosion of colour is one way to help celebrate a Friday. It was the way…
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Welcome revival for festival photography
Photography with a sense of intrigue captured the attention of judges at this year’s Kyneton Daffodil and Arts Festival. The…
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From Newham to Tongala
It’s not often two Country Fire Authority brigades 150 kilometres apart have anything to do with each other – except…
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All things edible grown in the garden
A fascinating collection of 11 edible gardens will be open to the public this coming weekend as part of the…
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Creating pathways for people in crisis
A Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Forum being held in Castlemaine next week aims to highlight the pathways available to…
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Documentary celebrates unique and quirky characters of Lancefield
A cinematic documentary about the unique and quirky characters that live and work in Lancefield is set to be launched…
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Market joy for Malmsbury
Malmsbury residents have been given the green light to hold a monthly farmers market on the town’s village green. The…
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Caring for old Pebbles
Pebbles was one of the Macedon Ranges most loved and appealing equine residents. Not because she excelled at grand prix…
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Castlemaine unwrapped!
A special tour taking place in Castlemaine next week will show participants where and how they can shop locally to…