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Vereker to make debut
Kyneton’s Brad Vereker will make his debut in the Tyrepower V8 SuperUtes at round two in Darwin next month (June 14-16). With eyes on a full-time drive for 2025, Vereker will take the wheel of the #96 Mitsubishi Triton campaigned last year by Jaiden Maggs. Vereker has been a standout in Hyundai Excel racing in…
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Stories of service
Each Anzac Day, the Mount Macedon Memorial Cross provides a spectacular, evocative setting for one of the largest dawn services in Victoria. This year it will host a service with the theme ‘Honouring Every Role, Every Sacrifice’ to acknowledge the many different ways that Australians have, and continue to, serve and protect their country. As…
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Kyneton’s newest centenarian
He was known as Kyneton’s friendly local newsagent and now Tim Collins is one of the town’s newly celebrated centenarians.
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A passion for paramedicine
Tash Jacobi found her perfect fit in paramedicine and began a new role at Kyneton in November.
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Wedge Street plan rejected
Macedon Ranges Shire Council has rejected an 18-lot development at Wedge Street, Kyneton.
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Kyneton’s golden reputation
Kyneton’s premier foodie reputation has been confirmed with several local venues claiming honours at the 2023 Golden Plate Awards.
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Angels in flight
Volunteer pilots have helped make life-changing spinal surgery possible for Kyneton farmer Krystal Bourke.
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Fabulous flora and fauna on display in Kyneton’s new mural
Australian contemporary artist Jimmy Dvate last week completed a mural on Mollison Street, Kyneton, commissed by Kyneton on Riverside. The mural features an array of vibrant flora and fauna, creating a visual tapestry that celebrates the region’s biodiversity.
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Thank you Dr Priest
After serving the Kyneton and surrounding communities for 47 years, Dr Christopher Priest is retiring.
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Mural to grace Mollison Street
Kyneton on Riverside has commissioned a breathtaking mural by Australian contemporary artist Jimmy Dvate.
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Ballet’s rising star: Laura Griffiths puts Australian Ballet under a spell
Gisborne-raised ballet dancer Laura Griffiths has returned home from London as one of the newest arrivals to The Australian Ballet.
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Stepping up to breast cancer with The Pierce Brothers
After selling out venues across Australia and headlining venues all over the globe, the Pierce Brothers are coming to Kyneton. The high-energy duo is playing at Kyneton Bowling Club this Friday (September 8) in a bid to support Team Strang’s fundraising efforts for breast cancer. Kyneton local Nicole Strang was diagnosed with breast cancer in…