Gisborne gas leak
A gas main ruptured during excavation works in Gisborne yesterday morning shut the area down for four hours.
Brantome street was closed off between Hamilton...
Quad Fit making good times roll
For some exercising conjures images of pain and puffing.
Then there's others, like Castlemaine's Jo Christy for whom keeping fit is so much fun she...
Young achievers celebrated
Victorian Youth Week and the school holidays kicked off in style on Friday with a Youth Festival in Castlemaine's Victory Park celebrating the achievements...
Doctor in the house
Overweight high school drop-outs from low socio-economic backgrounds don't get to be doctors - especially if they are single mothers. At least that's what...
Car park confusion
The installation of new one-way traffic signage and line marking arrows in the Woolworths car park in Kyneton caused considerable confusion for shoppers taken...
Residents face truck nightmare
Neighbours to a newly approved 43-lot subdivision in Kyneton fear construction trucks will threaten safety as they are forced to traverse residential streets.
The 5...
Sunny for senate
A Kyneton local with an innovative plan to address immigration and regional growth in Victoria has announced he will be standing as an independent...
La Mama debut for Taradale
Taradale slapped on some sunscreen, cracked open an esky and eased back into a deckchair as Melbourne's famed La Mama Theatre transported the town...
House thrown a lifeline
Macedon locals are overjoyed with the shire council's decision to scrap the intended sale of 47 Victoria Street.
The much-loved house was the former maternal...
Hitting the open road
All of us have owned a 'shitbox' at one stage of our lives and have probably been grateful if it simply got us from...
Old hospital plans abandoned
Plans to develop the Old Kyneton Hospital site into residential housing have been abandoned, with the site now up for sale by expressions of...
USA coming up roses
We're all familiar with the slow-food movement. Well, sustainability, provenance, ethics and the war on waste apply to the cut-flower industry too; just ask...
