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Backlash over bike review

Host Frank Moylan and winemaker Llew Knight on location at Granite Hills.

Battle of the vines

Davide Monti returns for this year's Woodend Winter Arts Festival.

Two Mad Italians – And a dinner at Braemar College

Members of the 18-piece Goldfelds Jazz Orchestra, Jude Russell, Emmanuel Hall, Kirsten Boerema, Michael Timcke and Wendy Laidler are looking forward to the orchestra's big debut gig at the Castlemaine Jazz Festival.

Homegrown jazz debut

The Melbourne Ensemble will perform Schubert's Octet at this coming weekend's Woodend Winter Arts Festival.

Music and movement

Mount Alexander Shire's Cr Christine Henderson with a pile of recyclables at Castlemaine landfill site last week. Cr Henderson wants federal leadership to address the nation's big waste and recycling challenges.

“Pathetic” – Councillor slams Australia’s recycling inaction

Local wildlife rescuer Ian Slattery with orphaned kangaroo joey Charlie who lost his mother to road trauma.

Wildlife carers slam proposal

Local Central Victoria Climate Action group members support two of their Castlemaine members who fronted Bendigo Magistrates Court on Friday charged with trespass.

‘A win for democracy’

Windarring Urban Mushroom Farm workers Tegwen Prest, Melissa Gale and Josh Dixon with Windarring's employment pathways manager Mark Castle and team leader Mandy Fennessy.

Marvellous mushrooms

Thirty-two people braved the elements to learn from six experts in the field how to restore river health. They were inspired by award-winning river ecologists to protect the rivers and wetlands in their area and learnt some of the skills that would help them do so. Photo: Sandy Scheltema

Guardians brave the elements

Ben Plant was a major goal-booting force behind Kyneton's win

Senior men on a roll

KFNC's 2018 senior footballers model the commemorative jumper.

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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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