News
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Books at the Brewery
Castlemaine’s Northern Books, in partnership with Shedshaker Brewing, is welcoming a number of authors to the region in March as…
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Lifeguard shortage impacts pools
A shortage of lifeguards due to COVID has forced some changes to the operating hours for public outdoor pools in…
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Restrictions to ease on Friday
With hospitalisation numbers and community transmission decreasing and more than half of Victorians aged over 16 now vaccinated with three…
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Inclusive and fun
A social group for transgender, gender diverse and non-binary people is meeting again next Monday, February 21, in Kyneton. The…
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Lost and discarded given new life
Kitty Calvert’s Imaginarium is an escape from the mundane and an invitation to reflect on the concept of waste in…
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Farewell to a beloved local legend
Vale Robert Arnold JenkinsFebruary 4, 1942 – January 29, 2022 The Kyneton community is mourning the loss of beloved local…
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A true legend of the track
The Hanging Rock racing community lost a true legend last week with the passing of one-of-a-kind race caller Jack Styring….
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Green circles at Tylden
Mary from the Garden Tap Nursery talks to Bruce Honey and Keith Walmore of Verdicus Verdicus, which translates to green…
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“You’d better call a paramedic!”
A Maldon grandfather received the shock of his life when he asked his local newsagent who had won the town’s…
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Accolade for Woodend filmmaker
Veteran filmmaker Michael Dillon AM has been honoured for his lifetime’s work, which includes more than 100 mountain and adventure…
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Portrait of a big-picture person
Eve Lamb As a former Archibald finalist, Malmsbury’s Gabrielle Martin is no stranger to having her work noticed. But the…
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Supermarket back on the agenda
Castlemaine’s third supermarket will again be a topic of discussion at Mount Alexander Shire Council’s first meeting of 2022 tonight….