News
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A day for Kobi
Pav’s Barber Shop in Castlemaine is hosting a fundraiser for the family of five-year-old Kobi.
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Program builds connection for dementia sufferers
Treehouse4Two is a free three-day retreat for people diagnosed with dementia and their carers in the Macedon Ranges and Hepburn regions.
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Professional roo shooter responds to cruelty claims
A farmer and professional kangaroo shooter from Heathcote, has responded to Ian Slattery’s comments published in the Express on October 3.
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Health service awards finalist
Central Highlands Rural Health has been selected as a finalist in two categories in the 2023 Victorian Public Healthcare Awards.
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Boosting biodiversity
Over the past 10 years, Kyneton on Riverside has transformed an empty patch of land into something extraordinary.
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Kyneton blacksmith Peter Trott to travel abroad
Kyneton blacksmith Peter Trott has been awarded a Churchill Fellowship for 2023 to travel abroad to study traditional hand tool manufacturing techniques.
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Move the needle men
Chiropractic Life Kyneton is hosting a free men’s health evening on Wednesday October 25 with Jeremy Forbes from HALT as guest speaker. The workshop will discuss common symptoms and health issues that men suffer, and provide solutions on how to take ownership of your health. “Being healthy is quite simple, but challenging to apply,” chiropractor…
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Every woman can
Kyneton District Soccer Club wants to be the first Victorian club to reach equal numbers of male and female players.
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Festival calls for input
Operating in a post-Covid and economically unstable environment has proven challenging and CSF is currently facing financial uncertainty.
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River revegetation boost
Sacred Heart College Kyneton has received a welcome $4900 funding boost for its Campaspe River revegetation project.
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Mural to grace Mollison Street
Kyneton on Riverside has commissioned a breathtaking mural by Australian contemporary artist Jimmy Dvate.
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Demolition plans bound for VCAT
Plans to partially demolish a heritage building for a new childcare centre in Gisborne will go before the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal.