Licensed to kill
Hundreds of kangaroos across the region shot by incompetent hunters issued state government permits to kill, need to be euthanised by wildlife rescuers to...
Traffic plan draws criticism
A Kyneton residents group has criticised a council plan to manage increased traffic flow through the town as new housing estates and infill development...
Hungry for more
Central Victoria's reputation as a foodie destination stands to gain international recognition from Greater Bendigo's bid to become a designated City of Gastronomy.
The submission...
Pearcy’s inspirational pledge
Five months ago, Kyneton local Jacob Pearce started a campaign called Pearcy's Pledge to Mental Health.
He started this campaign because he believed he had...
Meet the museum makers
If you've ever marvelled at the preserved real-life bodies of dinosaurs, whales or famed racehorses displayed in museums, you may well be a candidate...
The right to farm
Macedon Ranges agribusiness operators are fighting against urban expansion and seek to secure the industry as the Victorian Government moves to protect Melbourne's outer...
Sky-high result for cancer fundraiser
Despite overcast skies, more than 350 people packed the hangar at the Kyneton Aero Club on Saturday for the annual Cancer Council morning tea...
Fireworks and tango
The online ticket window is now open for the Woodend Winter Arts Festival, with some concerts already selling fast - including now London-based Australian...
Question over candidate
Early voting in the nation's federal election opened yesterday with seven candidates contesting the federal lower house seat of Bendigo including several rival elements...
Rainbow flag to fly
The rainbow flag will replace the Australian flag at Woodend's war memorial clock tower for seven days in support of International Day Against Homophobia,...
Cranberry, crimson and sapphire!
Fifth generation North Blackwood potato farmer John Dunn grows no less than 18 varieties of potatoes!
John Dunn and Sons grow coliban, cranberry red, crimson...
British bike invasion
Hundreds of British bikes invaded the roads around Castlemaine over the weekend for the annual All British Bike Rally.
Triumphs, Nortons, Vincents and BSAs were...
