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Traffic plan draws criticism

Hungry for more

Kyneton local Jacob Pearce raised $88.000 in his youth mental health campaign, Pearcy's Pledge to Mental Health.

Pearcy’s inspirational pledge

Museum preparator, Castlemaine's Ewin Wood, with natural history taxidermy display models ahead of next month's taxidermy workshop.

Meet the museum makers

Sidonia Beef Naturally farmer Sam White with his canine companion Ruby.

The right to farm

Local pilot Norm Edmunds turned heads with his brightly painted 'Starlet' sports aircraft which came completed with a rocket-powered pooch named Polly. Photo: ietsystems.com.au

Sky-high result for cancer fundraiser

The mesmerising, athletic Japanese drummers Wadaiko Rindo return to Woodend for the opening night fireworks of the Woodend Winter Arts Festival on June 7.

Fireworks and tango

Mez Lanigan, Chloe McKenzie, Jenny Cowan and guest speaker Nevo Zisin at a past local IDAHOBIT celebration.

Rainbow flag to fly

John Dunn is teaching his granddaughters Sophie and Anna how to determine when the spuds are ready for harvest.

Cranberry, crimson and sapphire!

Pictured are: Dave Tye from Mount Gambier, Jon Narik from Warrnambool, Clem Hutchesson of Mount Gambier, Ian McMillan from Deniliquin and Matt McMillan from Berwick.

British bike invasion

Vanessa and Luke Brown.

My message to others

Phil Thomas, Sholto Arnold, Gill Walker and Christine Arnold, with children Eliza and Mac, will not see the Powerline Replacement Program rolled out to their roads as planned.

Cost blowout halts powerlines project

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The Midland Express acknowledges the first storytellers of the land, the Dja Dja Wurrung, on which we meet, walk, work and live. We thank their Elders, past and present, for the care they have given to this country. We also acknowledge local Indigenous residents of central Victoria for their ongoing contribution to the diverse culture of our community.

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