News
-
Art in unusual places
Art installations have popped up at unusual sites all over Kyneton this week. It’s all part of the inaugural Kyneton…
-
Earthquake ‘so big and so violent’
‘Harrowing’ doesn’t begin to describe the destruction left by Papua New Guinea’s 7.5 magnitude earthquake that shook the Southern Highlands,…
-
Cats by just one point!
The 2018 Riddell League football season kicked off on Saturday with a frenetic, pulsating encounter as reigning premier Macedon survived…
-
New prison centre
A new medical unit and programs centre is now operating at Loddon Prison providing better services to encourage better outcomes…
-
Tale of an unsung hero
As Anzac Day nears, historian Ian Braybrook has been busy striving to ensure one of Castlemaine’s unsung war heroes does…
-
Topical art makes Blake Prize finals
Kyneton artist Daniel Butterworth has been named among the 80 finalists for the 65th Blake Prize – one of Australia’s…
-
Joel gets a taste of political life
What better way to further aspirations of a political career than to spend a few days in Canberra at the…
-
Art treasure hunt
With a passion for the arts and their local community a group of professional artists and curators living in Kyneton…
-
Bringing the quartets to life
Regarded by many critics as the great last work of acclaimed 20th century poet T.S. Eliot, Four Quartets is about…
-
Callum a real champion
For the last three Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday appeals, young Callum Judd has been watching progress from his hospital…
-
Local efforts impress
Young people today can come under a lot of criticism, but the youth of the region made an invaluable and…
-
Barrier placement questioned
The placement of wire rope safety barriers along the Calder Freeway has once again been questioned following a spectacular crash…