Woodend
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Dexter to the rescue
Dexter doesn’t wear a cape but he is now an unlikely hero of his quiet Woodend cul-de-sac. The eight-year-old jack…
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New coverage for Woodend
Woodend has new mobile coverage from a Telstra mobile base station on the top of the Coles supermarket in High…
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Kyneton topples ladder leader
Bill West There were astonishing finishes to all four Highlands division one pre-Christmas pennant bowls matches on Saturday, with the…
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Motorcyclist injured in high-speed crash
A motorcyclist riding a stolen bike was hospitalised with serious injuries after he crashed into a pole at a level…
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Cutting the dread
It’s been at least a decade since any of them have had a haircut. Now mates, John Crozier, Lucas Paladino…
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Worldly poet to Woodend
Chamber Poets continued to delight visitors from near and far at the Woodend RSL on Saturday October 8 and featured…
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Braemar meets ‘the Blockheads’
Braemar College students have had a brush with The Block fame. With the current season being filmed and produced in…
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Making life more bear-able
We all enjoyed seeing Paddington visiting the late Queen for afternoon tea, but that’s not where our love of teddies…
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Looking out for our mates
Castlemaine tradie Jeremy Forbes knows a thing or two about what it means to face your own demons. His own…
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A call out for musicians
After another successful event in August, lovers of spoken word will gather again on September 10 for a musical themed…
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A supercharged artistic practice
Woodend artist Tahlia Stanton has supercharged her artistic practice via social media, having collected 1.5 million TikTok followers and close…
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Post-pandemic poets
Chamber Poets is back in full swing after successful June and July events and continues to play a key role…