News
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Increase the health of your farm
Knowing what you’re looking at in the paddock, when to use animals to graze the landscape and when to let…
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A Victorian first at Castlemaine
The November Castlemaine Farmers Market was historic. Market organisers sought permission from the Dja Dja Wurrung Aboriginal Corporation to adopt…
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Keeping the Kyneton Show spark alive
This Friday night, the skies over Kyneton will be the backdrop for the biggest fireworks display the district has ever…
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Thefts show disrespect
The repeated thieving of donated goods from the front of Windarring’s Castlemaine recycled goods store has staff and supported workers…
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A day of jazz
Castlemaine Jazz Festival organisers are planning to hold a mini event this Saturday – ‘A Day of Jazz’. The pop-up…
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Portrait Prize 4 Respect
Locals are encouraged to get creative and submit a portrait for the ‘Portrait Prize 4 Respect’ community art event being…
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Last call for radio stories
A book recording the events and people involved in community radio in central Victoria is in the making. Radio veterans…
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Catch a flick with Flaus
From a lifetime spent reviewing and critiquing for screen, national film doyen, Castlemaine’s John Flaus has chosen 10 films “you…
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Brew to get Royal treatment
A new brew 100 years in the making is set to be unveiled at Castlemaine’s Theatre Royal this Saturday. The…
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Kyneton classmates reunite after 70 years
Classmates Leo Halloran and Leon Fallon reunited in Kyneton last week after 70 years apart. Both 87 years old now,…
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Straight aim for Hugo
Archer Hugo Lobb has the Olympic Games in his range after being ranked eighth in the world for indoor archery….
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Youth lead the way
An archer with four world records, an army cadet sergeant and an inspiring theatre group are among the winners in…