LOCALS returns to C-DOC
Castlemaine Documentary Festival opens this Friday.
For opening night LOCALS returns and attendees will once again enjoy a...
Paper Kites album lands September
Australian band The Paper Kites is soon to launch their sixth studio album, At The Roadhouse, which has a Campbells Creek connection....
Extended Reality showcase in Castlemaine
Castlemaine Documentary Festival is this year partnering with Monash University’s research laboratory SensiLab to present a first-of-its-kind Extended Reality (XR) showcase in...
Plenty of fun for the family
It’s less than two weeks until the Woodend Winter Arts Festival takes over the streets and performance spaces of Woodend.
A long career in the arts
Like the title of her art exhibition, Go with the Flow, Woodend's Dani Legge has adapted over the different seasons of her life. At...
An immersive audio experience
Kyneton-based theatre company Threshold is preparing to launch a new audio theatre experience: The Flying Canoe.
The immersive experience...
Vintage wheels go for a spin
Jade Jungwirth
National Motoring Heritage Day is on the horizon with the Castlemaine Historic Vehicle Club preparing to join...
Ribbons for riders
Several riders from Kyneton Pony Club attended the Maldon Horse Trials and Combined Training Day on Sunday.
In the...
Pulitzer Prize winning play
The Mount Players' second production for 2023, Buried Child written by Sam Shepard, was first presented in 1978 and won the 1979...
WIN A DOUBLE PASS TO HISTORIC WINTON
The Midland Express has five double passes to give away to five lucky readers to attend the Historic Winton weekend on May...
Orb spider inspires Bird
Angela CrawfordWatching the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II gave Castlemaine author Carmel Bird the inspiration for a short story in her latest...
Writers festival returns
The Bendigo Writers Festival returns with an impressive lineup on the first weekend of May to celebrate its 13th year.
