Amalie’s iconic Archibald entry
Nineteen-year-old Macedon artist and singer-songwriter, Amalie Rose, is entering the Archibald Prize for portraiture with a portrait of Aussie icon Ian Smith.
Edgy veggies!
Winners of the 2024 Edgy Veg Awards have been finalised!
More than 650 votes were collated to determine...
Crammed on the court
Weeks of training disarray has amplified Riddell Football Netball Club's campaign for more netball courts.
Riddell netballers have been...
Documentary winning hearts
Sunbury and Macedon Ranges Specialist School's musical has gained a much bigger audience since it originally hit the stage. It is now...
Campers told to move
Two friends who set up a permanent campsite on their property at Campbells Creek have been told by the local council they...
Three new tankers
Lancefield, Bullengarook and Springfield Fire Brigades have celebrated the official handover of their new tankers.
The $1.2 million investment...
Petition to keep trees fails
Plans for Kyneton Showgrounds Master Plan will progress despite strong objection to the removal of 10 english elm trees.
Council backs pokies fight
Romsey residents have spoken: a majority do not support an application for 50 electronic gaming machines at Romsey Hotel.
Tours on Country
In honour of his father Uncle Brien Nelson’s vision, Uncle Rick proudly announces the launch of his social enterprise, Uncle Rick’s Waaman...
Castlemaine RSL future in doubt
The future of the Castlemaine RSL Sub-branch will be in doubt if the local group cannot attract new members to boost its...
Riddell fight rears again
Riddells Creek residents are preparing to continue the fight to keep the rural identity of their town.
Plans...
‘Everything we need’
The first two episodes of an exciting new climate podcast, produced by Barkers Creek's own Kyla Brettle, launched yesterday – Earth Day...
