Tag: Castlemaine
Families disadvantaged
The recent capping of public transport fares has been celebrated by many in central Victoria, in particular individuals who regularly commute to Melbourne, but...
Soil removed from supermarket site
Work has begun to prepare the old Castlemaine gasworks site for a proposed new Woolworths supermarket.
Four Lantrak trucks have removed two mounds of soil...
Food for the soul
The Cup of Kindness Community Food Van is a new initiative designed to offer a little help to local people who are doing it...
Literacy trailblazer recognised with OAM
Castlemaine teacher, educational consultant and author Rosemary McKenry has received a Medal of the Order of Australia for service to education in this year's...
Second birthday sale for Good Op Shop
The Good Op Shop at Castlemaine will celebrate its second year of being open with a mini sustainability expo and sale on Saturday.
Six local...
YIMBY compost hubs expanding
YIMBY is set to expand access to backyard compost hubs in Castlemaine after a very enthusiastic response to a call for new composters earlier...
MAIN Game puts the fun in fundraiser!
MainFM's 'award-winning' annual footy match fundraiser, The MAIN Game, returns on the long weekend in June, bigger and better than ever!
Will the Radio...
Come and try FIDA football
Sports Focus has partnered with the Bendigo FIDA Suns to deliver a free Come and Try FIDA Football session in Castlemaine.
FIDA Football is Australian...
The true cost of the housing crisis
Jade Jungwirth"I can't save money. I'm trapped paying way too much for rent and paying for rooms I don't even need and I have...
Journey to Slumber Land
The best night’s sleep in ages.
“That’s common feedback after a group sound bath or private sound healing session,” says Nat Dowling from Wander into...
Showcase of female musical talent for IWD
In celebration of International Women's Day, a group of local performers will be hosting an evening of entertainment at the Northern Arts Hotel in...
Suitcase reveals extraordinary story
Jade Jungwirth
Last July, two local residents chanced upon a World War I diary written by a young Australian soldier among the belongings of a...
