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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…
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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…
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What happens next?
Eve Lamb It’s a topic quite a few would prefer not to think about. But death and what must happen…
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Residents reject billboard
Eve Lamb A VCAT hearing to determine if a large promotional advertising hoarding can be erected at a major entryway…
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Ambassador role for Ginnivan
Lisa Dennis Castlemaine Toyota is celebrating the success of local AFL football talent Jack Ginnivan by making him a Castlemaine…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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….
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Signs of the times
A new exhibition that celebrates the human mark and the signs we make to tell our stories is set to…
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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…
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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…