Woodend IGA to open tomorrow
Woodend's long-awaited IGA supermarket is set to open tomorrow.
Marks Group will operate the supermarket and will also relocate their current Cellarbrations liquor store to...
Vaping, what you should know
While the message about the dangers of cigarettes seems to be getting across to the next generation, there appears to be an alarming new...
What happens next?
Eve Lamb
It's a topic quite a few would prefer not to think about.
But death and what must happen next is something everyone must face...
Residents reject billboard
Eve Lamb
A VCAT hearing to determine if a large promotional advertising hoarding can be erected at a major entryway to Castlemaine has now been...
Ambassador role for Ginnivan
Lisa Dennis
Castlemaine Toyota is celebrating the success of local AFL football talent Jack Ginnivan by making him a Castlemaine Toyota Dealership ambassador.
The 19-year-old visited...
FAST FOOD MOVES IN
Bunnings, McDonalds, a second fast food outlet and a 24-hour petrol station have been approved for Kyneton with few changes to the design despite...
A sheep stud of Seb’s own
Farming comes second-nature for eight-year-old Sebastian Beattie.
Growing up on a sheep stud in East Trentham, it was no surprise when the youngster signalled his...
Giving new life to the creek
Recent community planting days were a major milestone in locals’ plans to restore Snipes Creek at Greenhill so it once again sends clean water...
Making space and providing dignity
The increasing numbers of displaced people globally can be overwhelming and leave us wondering how we as individuals can help.
Kyneton-based groups, Cassinia Community and...
Signs of the times
A new exhibition that celebrates the human mark and the signs we make to tell our stories is set to be unveiled at Castlemaine's...
Buster to make a difference
Lisa Dennis
The Lions Club of Castlemaine presented a hearing assistance dog 'Buster' to local resident Helen last week.
The spritely tenterfield terrier is the first...
Drop the limit please: Residents petition council
Eve Lamb
Safety concerns have prompted Campbells Creek residents to petition the Mount Alexander Shire Council calling for the maximum speed limit to be reduced...
