It’s bean a big learning curve
A teenage entrepreneur from Newstead has used the skills he learned as a barista and trainee coffee roaster to start up his own coffee...
Rock and Roll stars
Forty-five enthusiastic students at Trentham District Primary school helped plant, fence, tag and monitor 32 nationally endangered basalt peppercress (Lepidium hyssopifolium) plants in a...
Up in lights
Hollywood Theatre will soon light up for two young Woodend filmmakers.
Flynn Mazza and Kale McQuade were named winners of the International Youth Silent Film...
It takes a village
Gisborne Leading Senior Constable Jason Azzopardi could not stand by as he saw the impact of issues like bullying, mental illness, substance abuse and...
‘Big K’ a big hit
Young Ava Coleman has taken the war on waste and waistlines to her school canteen.
The grade six Kyneton Primary School student has campaigned to...
400 reasons to celebrate
Ask learner drivers Lily McMahon and Tilly Donkin what they've got out of doing a unique intensive local learner driver course and they're quick...
Colour runs riot
What better way to celebrate life in all its charm, chaos and occasional confusion than with a riotous celebration of colour.
And so it was...
School celebrates a rainbow first
Plenty of purple was promenaded as Castlemaine Secondary College raised its first-ever rainbow flag with pride on Friday.
A party atmosphere prevailed as Castlemaine Secondary...
Indie rock wins battle
Indie rock group Dr. Frisco brought the wow-factor to win Macedon Ranges' Battle of the Bands heat on Saturday.
The Braemar College schoolmates will take...
Parma charmer
When Castlemaine youngsters Kate Hemphill and Ainsley Nash heard about the impacts of the drought in NSW they decided they'd do something to help.
The...
Foundry’s first grads
One of Kyneton's newest foodie hotspots, the Social Foundry on the corner of High and Mollison Streets, is celebrating the first round of graduates...
For youth, by youth
Young people helped design Macedon Ranges Shire's draft youth strategy and now the shire is hoping more young people will have their say now...
