No plans for 24-hour station
An increase in residential burglaries and theft of and from motor vehicles in recent weeks has led Gisborne community members to question why Gisborne...
Idea the bee’s knees
Claire Moore hopes to help solve the global problem of bee decline from her own backyard in Kyneton.
She aims to breed genetically diverse bees...
Too hot to bear…
While we humans have felt we're sweltering in the prolonged heatwave in central Victoria, spare a thought for northern Victoria residents where the prolonged...
First turnout for Taradale’s youngest firey
One of the newest and youngest firefighters at Taradale Fire Brigade had her first turnout last month - as a member of a tanker...
Respect our cyclists: road aggro alarm
Castlemaine health professionals, parents and cyclists are calling for more care and respect on our roads following recent incidents of motorist aggression towards local...
A long road to recovery
Clare Claydon and Win Westerhoff live on mainly agricultural land at Glenhope.
Fire shouldn't be able to tear through that land but the perfect storm...
Community spirit shines through
February's dry heat has stirred emotion for Redesdale residents with memories still fresh of Black Saturday that was almost 10 years ago to the...
Expansion planned for Gisborne Business Park
The future mapped for Gisborne Business Park could completely change the New Gisborne area it sits within but now the community can have its...
AM for career in theology
Charles Sherlock spent 26 years among the exclusive membership of the Anglican Roman Catholic International Commission.
Just 18 scholars of theology are selected world-wide for...
Valuer-General calls Woodend home
Woodend residents could be forgiven for taking pride in the knowledge that Victoria's Valuer-General also chose the area to call home.
Robert Marsh has lived...
Young trailblazer
Last year Jessica Cockerill-Wright made history as Kyneton Fire Brigade's first female member elected lieutenant in the brigade's 134-year history.
Since then, the Kyneton local...
A strong voice
Just a few years ago Shaylyn Blyth, 17, did not expect to spark change nor the positive impact she has on those around her.
Now...
