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Jeff Carr and Brad Iles brew up the Fantale Ale at Castlemaine's Shedshaker Brewing in preparation for this month's sold out Bendigo On The Hop festival.

An ale tale fit for fans

Gisborne SES father and son team Ross and Lucas Evans encourage people to get involved in their local community through the SES.

Gisborne SES wants you

Gisborne Fire Brigade's Berris Saultry and Di Dale are just two of the local firefighters stepping up for the Melbourne Firefighter Stair Climb and are calling on the community to support the cause.

Local brigades step up

Firefighters hone their skills in dealing with hazards such as gas bottles and live power lines often found around a property, a smoke-filled house, unconscious victims inside and a threat of building collapse.

Fire exercise hones skills

VGR driver Paul McDonald experienced a frightening near miss at the level crossing near Maldon on Saturday.

Frightening near miss

Bendigo Writers Festival director Rosemary Sorensen - pictured here with Sealy the sealyham terrier - is among the many looking forward to the popular upcoming event.

On the write track

Michael Dowding and Tonia Todman with their cat Audrey, and dogs Bella, Rosie and Lucy.

Highbank hopes

Luke Brown's family and colleagues want to spread the health check message as part of Luke's legacy.

Luke’s legacy

Thompson Builders' Ian Thompson (right) and his team are celebrating a win-win for Corinella Road.

Woodend win-win – Neighbours back developer’s new plans

Sas Allardice and Mel Willard of Gung Hoe Growers are among those at Harcourt welcoming grants to help combat Queensland fruit fly.

War on fruit fly

Pictured is Platform 1 at Kyneton Railway Station in the early morning. The location of where the man jumped onto tracks to climb up on Platform 2 is in the immediate foreground.

TRACK DEATH TRAP

Romsey Neighbourhood House coordinator Michell Balthazar and Bendigo TAFE student Danielle Stanton are pictured with Romsey Engineering representatives, workshop instructor Graham Stanton and some of the first women taking part in the welding workshop.

Workshop’s creative spark

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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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