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Glen, about the house

28-10-2024

Healthy trees growing in their native habitat rarely suffer seriously from insect attack. The trees’ in-built defences and the insects’ natural enemies provide a balance.

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50 bouncing babes give cause to celebrate

28-10-2024

Victoria's health minister, MP for Macedon Mary-Anne Thomas says the state government is making fertility care more equitable and affordable and helping Macedon families save up to $10,000 to start or grow their family.

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Jut sayin’…

28-10-2024

"Every day I would wake up with this knot in my stomach thinking am I going to be screamed at, white-anted or publicly humiliated today, or is it someone else’s turn? Watching the humiliation happening to others was almost as bad as being the target, but at the same time you were grateful it wasn’t you that day."

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Kyle’s Rant

28-10-2024

Just had the great-nephew over from New Zealand. I say great, not because he is great, although he is, but because he is my sister's daughter's child. So I guess that makes him great rather than grand. Not sure. Happy to be corrected.

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Artists of the Central Highlands

27-10-2024

Creativity has always been central in the life of Musk Vale ceramicist Minna Graham. This exceptionally skilled ceramicist creates hand-made, functional tableware with a sculptural twist. Right now Minna is preparing to participate in a national open studio event and to exhibit her work at one of Australia’s foremost contemporary ceramics galleries, the Skepsi Gallery in Malvern.

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3G network switched off tomorrow

27-10-2024

Local businesses were warned in advance to take steps to avoid vital business systems and equipment failure when the 3G network is switched off tomorrow, 28 October.

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A Bunch of Amateurs

27-10-2024

In the Mount Players' production of A Bunch of Amateurs at Mountview Theatre, Macedon next month, keen to boost his flagging career, fading Hollywood action hero, Jefferson Steele arrives in England to play King Lear in Stratford – only to find out it is not the birthplace of the Bard but a sleepy  village in Suffolk.  

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Women’s health clinic funding boost for free services

27-10-2024

The new Sexual and Reproductive Health Hub at Kyneton Health has been given a boost with extra funding allocated from the state government to significantly increase the free services offered to the local community.

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Surprise $250k donation for Daylesford Health

26-10-2024

A surprise phone call to Daylesford Health will change lives in rural Victoria  thanks to Harry and Peggy Maddicks.

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Xmas Day at Cliffy’s to support local CFAs

26-10-2024

Cliffy's Emporium is proud to announce the return of its highly  anticipated Christmas Day fundraiser, now in its sixth year, with a  goal of raising over $100,000 to support the local CFA brigades.  

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Are you a show winner?

26-10-2024

Have you ever wondered what it takes to be in the running for 1st or 2nd at  the 150th Daylesford Show on November 23, 2024?  

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Creswick garden lovers’ weekend

26-10-2024

The Creswick Garden Lovers Weekend will be held on Saturday, November 9 from 9am to 5pm and Sunday, November 10 from 9am to 4pm.  

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Your say…

25-10-2024

Thank you to members of this wonderful community for your enthusiastic response to the news that cinema is returning to Daylesford, upstairs in the iconic Rex building.

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Central Vic Clay Trail

25-10-2024

For lovers of all things  ceramic, the Central  Victorian Clay Trail is a  chance to visit regional ceramics studios and peek  behind the scenes into the  working lives of ceramic artists.

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Kyneton art exhibition

25-10-2024

Spirit of the Highlands is an exhibition by local artists Nadia Kliendanze and Pam Gleeson. The exhibition opened recently at The Old Auction House in Kyneton and presents two starkly contrasting perspectives of the diverse landscapes of Victoria’s Central Highlands.

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Clunes show ahead: time to get cracking

25-10-2024

There’s still time to get your entries in for the competition categories for the upcoming Clunes Spring Show.

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Kingston garden to open for CFA fundraiser

24-10-2024

The upcoming opening of the old school house garden at Kingston to raise funds for the local CFA fire brigade represents an opportunity not to be missed. 

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Help for Macedon families to meet kids’ sport costs

24-10-2024

The state government says it's helping local families to ensure more kids get the opportunity to play the sport they love, with another round of $200 sport vouchers on offer.

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Police seize drugs and weapons in Castlemaine

24-10-2024

Goldfield Crime Investigation Unit detectives arrested seven people after allegedly seizing drugs, cash and weapons in Castlemaine last week.

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Call for safer socials: chance to have input on age limit plan

24-10-2024

Parents say they’re worried about their kids using social media, but feel powerless to push back against the tech giants.

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Teens arrested over alleged Creswick car thefts, burglary

23-10-2024

Police are keen to hear from anyone with information after six teenagers were arrested following an alleged burglary and car theft from a Creswick residence in recent days.

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Bumper program planned for 150th Daylesford show

23-10-2024

A bumper program of traditional attractions and a few extra surprises are in store with planning now well advanced for next month's staging of the 150th Daylesford Show.

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VIPER charge man for part in $3M retail theft

23-10-2024

VIPER Taskforce detectives have charged a man following an investigation into major retail theft as part of an ongoing operation.

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Phonics check recommended for all year one students

22-10-2024

The largest review of the state education system since the COVID-19 pandemic is recommending the introduction of a Phonics Check for Year One students in all Victorian Government schools.

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