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Guildford artist Bridget Farmer sketches Rococopops who is among the regular characters known to pose for the popular Dames, Drinks and Drawing sessions at Guildford.

Dames, drinks … and drawing

Reece Mastin will head the lineup of live talent at a fundraising concert for the Kyneton Tigers.

Sunday session

Keen to see Feed it Forward in action are local residents Milos Starec and Ruth Mason, acting Lancefield Neighbourhood House coordinator Alison Gamble, Macedon Ranges councillor Bill West and Romsey Neighbourhood House coordinator Michelle Balthazar.

Feed it forward

Newstead publican Trevor Mitchell is pictured with his Conspicuous Service Cross and his children Tom and Claire at Government House on September 5.

Devotion to duty

Mr Trent Nelson Dja Dja Wurrung Clans Aboriginal Corporation Traditional Owner conducts a Welcome to Country ceremony with VEAC Council members Dr Charles Meredith, Dr Geoffrey Wescott and Ms Joanne Duncan (left to right) at Mount Franklin.

Higher status for forests

Detective Leading Senior Constable Glenn Johnston and Detective Leading Senior Constable Wade Andrews of the Macedon Ranges Crime Investigation Unit have received commendations for their investigation of the escape of inmates from the Malmsbury Youth Justice Centre in January last year.

Professionalism commended

Students at Castlemaine Secondary College enjoy last Thursday's Colour Run. Photo: Eve Lamb

Colour runs riot

Super mare, three-time Melbourne Cup winner Makybe Diva gave birth to a filly early Friday morning. And dad is a local lad, one of Australia's pre-eminent stallions named Written Tycoon who stands at Woodside Park stud at Tylden.

Makybe Diva’s local girl

A town boundary for Gisborne is still under investigation. Photo: Sam Ellen

Fine-tuning required: says council

Woodend residents joined in a global day of action on Saturday by holding a plastic attack at their Coles supermarket.

Attack on plastic

Kyneton collector Neville is interested in expanding his collection and learning more about the local history behind the companies that produced glass and ceramic bottles for goods for the district years ago.

Money in a bottle

Joshua Tyler and his son Louis, whose friend of the same age has brain cancer.

Come join the walk

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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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