The timeworn tale of the wicked stepmother is given an about-turn in a sold-out Melbourne show which had its final rehearsal in Daylesford before its world premiere.
ABC presenter and journalist Virginia Trioli and Australian food legend Annie Smithers will be talking about their books at the Phee Broadway Theatre in Castlemaine.
Australia's music and comedy superstars have dazzled and enthralled huge audiences around the world...but now they are headed to a retro performance space in Lyonville's Radio Springs Hotel to play a unique live show.
With its cute retro body, classic details and gleaming indigo duco, Paul Dwyer’s very collectible 1956 FJ Holden ute turns heads and start conversations wherever it rolls up.
Creswick residents have already started delving into the depths of their garages and assembling all manner of goodies and curios ahead of the town’s popular community garage sales set for next month.
The Hepburn Shire Council has expressed its disappointment by the Endeavour Group (Dan Murphy’s) decision to appeal the Victorian Liquor Commission ruling to refuse a licence to operate in Daylesford.
Surrounded by family photos, keepsakes and memories of her late husband Donny, Daylesford's Sandy Breen creates magic on canvas sitting on a stool in her kitchen.
Police officers from Ballarat Crime Investigation Unit, Ballarat Division Response Unit and Critical Incident Response Unit members last week arrested two people after executing a warrant in the Ballarat suburb of Wendouree.
With the close of nominations and ballot draws for this year’s local council elections, 2231 candidates nominated for 646 council vacancies in 466 separate electorates.
Victorian prosecutors will “carefully review” a magistrate’s decision to dismiss all charges against William Swale, the diabetic driver accused of causing the fatal Daylesford crash that killed five people last November.
The Liberal Party has been left to find a new candidate to stand against incumbent, Labor's Catherine King, at the next federal election after its candidate pulled out of contention on the weekend.
Born at the outset of World War One and continuing to serve 110 years later, the significant impact of a volunteering giant was toasted at Parliament House late last month.
Most people recognise the love of four-legged friends in the home and now they're starting to appreciate the benefits canine companions can have in the workplace.
Rate capping emerged as a key concern for Victorian councils as the parliamentary inquiry into local government shifted focus to Melbourne’s outer-suburbs earlier this month.
