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Market adopts First Nations boundaries
In a Victorian first, the Castlemaine Farmers Market is set to adopt the traditional boundaries of the local First Nations…
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World titles beckon
“It’s been a long journey but I’m over the moon to finally be named in my first World Championships.“I can’t…
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Inmate and officer injured
An inmate at the Malmsbury Youth Justice Centre was taken to hospital after a fight with another inmate on Saturday….
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VACCINE ELIGIBILITY EXPANDING FOR ANYONE 16 AND OVER
Every Victorian aged 16 years and over will be eligible to access a COVID-19 vaccine at state-run vaccination centres from…
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‘We can’t take your word for it’
People from lockdown postcodes have been caught flouting restrictions and trying to gain entry to businesses in the Macedon Ranges….
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Rubbish in focus
Mount Alexander Shire Council is investigating the introduction of tip passes and a potential kerbside hard rubbish collection. At last…
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Vital call to keep market going
Lancefield Farmers Market will go ahead as scheduled on Saturday as lockdown restrictions allow. Stallholders and organisers maintain the open…
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Police conduct roving patrols of region’s borders
Police have been patrolling the region’s borders looking for metropolitan drivers breaching the chief health officer’s stay-at-home directions. Sergeant Mark…
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LOCKDOWN HARDSHIP – Small businesses at risk of insolvency or bankruptcy
Kyneton barrister Paul White says state government support has come too late for many small businesses facing hardship in rolling…
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LOCKDOWN ACROSS REGIONAL VICTORIA
Due to the ongoing level of community transmission, the large number of mystery cases and a surge of new cases…
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All that glitters
This year marks the 170th anniversary of the discovery of gold on Mount Alexander Run in 1851. To celebrate the…
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Don Watson in conversation in Woodend
Advisor and speechwriter to Premier and Prime Minister, screenwriter, satirist and traveller, Don Watson is the author of 13 books….