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Look out for snakes
Be on the lookout for snakes and know what to do if you, or someone you’re with, is bitten, Ambulance Victoria warns. Vctoria’s snake season is typically between September and April, with sightings more common in the summer months. Paramedics recently responded to a serious snake bite incident in which the patient felt light tingling…
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Black garlic captivates tastebuds
A culinary interest in black garlic has taken root and one producer just outside of Kyneton is celebrating the trend.
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Good yarding of Kyneton weaners
Kyneton livestock agents yarded just on 1500 head at the annual weaner cattle sale held last Wednesday.
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Local landcarer joins taskforce
Pipers Creek Landcare member Peter Sporle has been invited to join the Victorian Gorse Taskforce committee.
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Malmsbury musician’s new music school
Musician, music teacher and Malmsbury local of four years, Lucy Wise loves building community building through music, and is involved in many local events and projects.
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Bolinda farm build conditions scrapped
Strict conditions governing a new small farm build at Bolinda have been scrapped after being challenged at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal.
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Vape import ban comes into effect
The first stage of the federal government’s vaping reforms began on January 1 with a ban on importation of disposable single-use vapes.
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A passion for paramedicine
Tash Jacobi found her perfect fit in paramedicine and began a new role at Kyneton in November.
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Severe weather prompts farm shelter reminder
Livestock owners are reminded to ensure they provide adequate shelter for their livestock.
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Radio to the rescue
Castlemaine amateur radio enthusiast Tony Falla is encouraging community members to consider having a radio on hand to assist in times of emergency when all other forms of communication fail.
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