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Rob Renton has been named Macedon Ranges' Citizen of the Year in the 2019 Australia Day honours.

Worth his salt

Ken Maddern at Wesley Hill Recreation Reserve.

Oz Day gong for Ken

Brian Owens - pictured with vintage saxophones that once belonged to local yesteryear muso Ian Punton - ahead of the Campbells Creek Collectables Fair.

A curious and collectable affair

Scorching temperatures brought animal welfare to the fore as Kyneton prepared for its annual weaner calf sale last Wednesday.

Yards too hot?

Image: Win News Bendigo

Don KR evacuated: Hazardous gas leak

Amy Miller pictured with a Firebird 306 at Microflite headquarters at Moorabbin Airport.

Our fire bird

Newstead Live Music Festival director Kelly Skinner at the town's Anglican Church - one of the venues on this long weekend's festival program.

Set for sound: Newstead goes live

Unleaded fuel was priced at about $1.40 a litre last week at Kyneton's BP service station, the Woolworths Caltex station and the independently owned Kuppers Fuel Stop, while prices elsewhere hovered around the $1.15 mark.

Why so high?

French tutor Emma Dubuc is looking forward to the new language courses about to start up at Castlemaine Community House.

Parlez-vous Francais?

A petition calling for Coliban Water to stop its chlorination trial has so far attracted a total of 204 signatures.

Residents petition for water change

Friends of Wyralla Reserve treasurer John Wren shares the Reserve Landscape Plan with the many Gisborne residents keen to see the space developed for recreational community use.

Park plan push

Federal Member for Bendigo Lisa Chesters (right) met with KFNC president Karen O'Sullivan, vice-president Rob Waters, canteen manager Sherene Blythe and building coordinator Carl Morris last week to announce funding for a new-look kitchen.

Tigers kick off year with upgrade

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY
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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