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Kyneton's Sunny Chandra is standing as an independent candidate for the Federal Senate in the upcoming elections.

Sunny for senate

Tony Redmond with La Mama's Lisa Dallinger, Jennifer Monk, Kelley Kerr Young and Lee McClenaghan at Taradale's Ash Tree Studio for Ladies of The Bay.

La Mama debut for Taradale

Macedon residents have something to celebrate with strong prospects for a Neighbourhood House at 47 Victoria Street. Pictured are Karen Goltz, Samara Hodson, Elizabeth Barnett, Jennifer Brusley and Blake Byron-Smith with daughter Beatrice.

House thrown a lifeline

Guildford couple Aaron Barnes and Amanda Tierney are pumped to be participating in the upcoming Shitbox Rally.

Hitting the open road

Winport Developments has abandoned its plans to develop the Old Kyneton Hospital site and has instead put it up for sale.

Old hospital plans abandoned

Danielle White and Ashley Wren of Crofters Fold Estate. Photo: Chloe Smith Photography

USA coming up roses

Carli Springate is the brains behind the Book Boxes project.

Encouraging a love of reading

South Road Woodend residents Linda Young, Joanne Croke, Megan Atherton and Ned Studley are calling for change.

Neglected and ignored – Residents plead for council to close road

Romsey Primary students Abby, Ruby, Levi, Miley, Leo, Alice and Jaxson are saddened by the loss.

Orchard theft dismay

Kyneton's Claire Moore has won the AgriFutures Rural Women's Award.

Queen bee takes title

Hundreds of Castlemaine students joined Friday's School Climate Strike in Melbourne CBD. They are pictured here just before leaving Castlemaine station.

Our own voices

Lochie Cameron and Xave Mason are looking forward to participating in some of the fun activities including the three-legged race at the Race Ya event at Maldon on March 31.

Fun for a cause

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