Tag: Mount Alexander Shire Council
Improving access and inclusion
Do you want to help improve access and inclusion for people with a disability in the Mount Alexander Shire?
Express your interest in becoming a...
Vaping, what you should know
While the message about the dangers of cigarettes seems to be getting across to the next generation, there appears to be an alarming new...
Drop the limit please: Residents petition council
Eve Lamb
Safety concerns have prompted Campbells Creek residents to petition the Mount Alexander Shire Council calling for the maximum speed limit to be reduced...
Harcourt flood study kicks off
The Harcourt community is being asked to do its bit to help protect the local area from future flooding.
The North Central Catchment Management Authority...
National conference coming to Castlemaine
In recent years, main streets and town centres have faced many challenges to their survival.
First, shopping centres, then online, and finally, COVID. Now they’re...
Bid to host Games
Eve Lamb
It may not yet be approved as a Commonwealth Games inclusion. But if mountain biking does get the official nod then Harcourt's La...
From gallery to garden
Eve Lamb
Castlemaine's botanical gardens have a new feature ... and if you think you've seen it somewhere else before then you're spot on.
Ever since...
It takes a village
How the community can work together to address Mount Alexander Shire’s housing crisis is the focus of a new 10-year social and affordable housing...
Community calls for action
Campbells Creek residents are calling for Mount Alexander Shire Council and Regional Roads Victoria to improve road and pedestrian safety in the township.
Community group...
Nalderun celebrates friendship
A Reconciliation Week (May 27 – June 3) exhibition was officially unveiled at the Castlemaine Market Building last Friday morning.
The day saw team members,...
Vet clinic goal gets big boost
Eve Lamb
Efforts to establish a low-cost veterinary clinic at Campbells Creek received a big boost on Friday, with the announcement of a $200,000 grant...
Don’t burn your bridge… just yet
Eve Lamb
It seems the small red pedestrian bridge installed across a public roadside drain on Castlemaine's Barker Street may be around for a bit...
