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Local distillery scoops the pool

An Australian take on Greece’s favourite tipple, ouzo, has secured five industry awards in the past year for Romsey's Macedon Distillery.

Wedge Street plan rejected

Macedon Ranges Shire Council has rejected an 18-lot development at Wedge Street, Kyneton.

Christmas hamper surprise

Braemar College students have generously put together individual hampers for each and every resident at Bupa Aged Care in Woodend.

Keg for the Women’s Shed

Shedshaker Brewing’s Keg for Good is back today with the Castlemaine Surrounds Women’s Shed being this month’s recipient.

Lifestyle village too remote

VivaLife's plans for an over 50s residential lifestyle village at Kyneton have come to a halt following rejection at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal.

Coliban to appeal licence

Coliban Water will appeal its new Kyneton Water Reclamation Plant operating licence from the EPA at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal.

Daylesford crash driver granted bail

The Mount Macedon driver charged following a fatal collision at a Daylesford pub beer garden last month, which killed five people, has been granted bail.

Next gen rescuers

A frightened and trapped wallaby was rescued from a residential street in Gisborne last month with the help of three local children.

Thefts and vandalism impact Riddell

Destruction and theft of electrical systems at Riddells Creek Recreation Reserve has caused Telstra mobile interruption and cut power to sporting venues.

Proof in the pud!

Iconic Castlemaine business Pud For All Seasons has joined forces with Amazon Australia to create a world-first 'Aussie Christmas Pudding' that launches today.

Malmsbury Reservoir bridge under repair

Malmsbury Reservoir’s picturesque access bridge is undergoing a major refurbishment of the heritage-listed structure.

Castlemaine Skate Park ‘Virtually unskateable’

Local skaters have voiced their frustration at Mount Alexander Shire Council's decision to cover the Castlemaine Skate Park in anti-graffiti paint, claiming the painted surface makes the park slippery and dangerous.

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