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Kyle’s Rant

19-02-2024

I don’t need all the mod cons in my car. I have a little noise which comes from the passenger seat if I am about to run into danger, it normally squeaks “chout” an abbreviated “watch-out”.

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Ballarat begonia festival to debut new begonia

19-02-2024

The City of Ballarat’s team behind the impressive begonia displays at the annual Ballarat Begonia Festival will debut a never-before-seen begonia flower at this years’ festival.

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Big election year ahead for council

19-02-2024

With local government elections set for later this year, 2024 will be a significant year for the Hepburn Shire council and its elected councillors, the Hepburn mayor, Cr Brian Hood has foreshadowed.

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Ballarat’s Parent Place outreach service extended

18-02-2024

After a successful trial series, the City of Ballarat’s Parent Place Outreach service will continue in 2024.

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New 40km speed zone mooted for Daylesford CBD

18-02-2024

Hepburn Shire Council officers have been working with the Department of Transport and Planning on a proposal for a new 40 kilometre per hour speed zone in the central business district of Daylesford.

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Rolling out rebates to reduce rubbish: Macedon Ranges shire takes action

18-02-2024

The Macedon Ranges Shire Council has renewed its reusable nappy, sanitary and incontinence product rebate program to reduce waste in landfill and assist residents in accessing affordable reusable items.

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Rare opera revival

18-02-2024

Daylesford is soon to experience a rare operatic experience when Lyster Opera presents the first professional revival of Friedrich von Flotow’s Martha in many years.

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CFA researcher paves the way for women in science tech, maths

17-02-2024

Dr Tegan Brown is one of many researchers paving the way for women and girls who are looking to take on careers in STEM (science technology, engineering and maths).

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Walks of the Central Highlands

17-02-2024

If there’s just one walk to take visitors on while in the Creswick area, this would have to be it.

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Keen an eye on your hay: CFA

17-02-2024

The CFA is urging farmers to ramp up their hay maintenance for the remainder of the season, following a surge in haystack fires, with CFA responding to more than 50 since November.

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A wonderful journey of food & friendship

17-02-2024

Sometimes there are people who wander into our lives and our communities with an unexpected gift of compassion and connectedness. It is often hard to articulate the extent of their reach. Raman Richards is one such example.

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House fire fatality risk greater for folk with disability: CFA

16-02-2024

People with a disability have a much higher risk of injury in a house fire.

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$50k to get back to racin’ at the Basin

16-02-2024

The Daylesford Speedway Drivers Association, administrators of the Daylesford Speedway track in the Basin Reserve, have set up a GoFundMe page to raise $50,000 for a new concrete safety wall for the historic circuit.

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Man dies following microlight aircraft accident

16-02-2024

Police have been preparing a report for the coroner following the death of a man in Colac West on Sunday morning, February 11.

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16-02-2024

When the Historic Vehicle Show happens at Clunes showground next month look out for the retired truckies as they catch up with tales tall and true.

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And the lucky recipients are …

15-02-2024

The Hepburn shire council’s latest community grants round is expected to support sustainability initiatives, protect heritage, encourage sport and recreation, boost children’s programs, support local agriculture, enhance events ... and more.

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Mind Your Pet closes its doors on an era

15-02-2024

After 18 years Rob Hands and Annie Reeve have stepped away from their Mind Your Pet business in Daylesford.

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Three men charged following burglary in Dimboola

15-02-2024

Ballarat Crime Investigation Unit detectives have charged three men following an alleged burglary in Dimboola last week.

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Staying social with Scottish Country Dances

15-02-2024

It was in Germany, of all places, that they eyes of Creswick’s Susan Greenbank were first opened to Scottish Country Dancing.

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Appeal for CCTV, dashcam to help find missing Samantha

14-02-2024

Detectives from the Missing Persons Squad are appealing to the public to submit any CCTV or dashcam footage covering the Ballarat East, Mount Helen and Buninyong areas on Sunday February 4 in their search for missing woman Samantha Murphy.

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Fatal crash in Lancefield, police appeal for footage

14-02-2024

Major Collision Investigation Unit detectives have been investigating the circumstances surrounding a fatal crash that occurred in Lancefield on Sunday afternoon.

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Fireball world championships at Geelong

14-02-2024

The waterside city of Geelong is currently hosting the Fireball World Championship with competition based out of the Royal Geelong Yacht Club on the Eastern Beach waterfront.

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Irish Aine headed to the Palais

14-02-2024

Áine Tyrrell is an inspiring and thought-provoking multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and unmissable live act and she's headed to The Palais, Hepburn to perform this Saturday evening , February 17.

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The stink that could decimate Australia’s ag industry

13-02-2024

Still waiting on that electric vehicle (EV) Santa promised to deliver by Christmas?

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