The State Highway patrol have been assigned to patrol for speeding, fatigue, and alcohol-affected motorists for December in the Clunes, Creswick and Daylesford areas.
Interest in ballroom has grown so much that new classes have been added to the usual Tuesdays at the Creswick Neighbourhood Centre (CNC), organisers say.
ESV is launching its 2022 Know the Drill Before You Grill campaign, reminding Victorians, including those in Hepburn Shire and surrounds, of a simple safety tip to protect from barbecue-related LPG cylinder fires and explosions.
Macedon Ranges council is calling on skaters, BMX and scooter riders, and all residents, to have their say on the Gisborne Skate Park plan, open for community feedback until December 16.
Kyneton Dry Stone Walling Centre has been named Business of the Year at the 2022 Josh’s Rainbow Eggs Macedon Ranges Business Excellence Awards, also taking out the Excellence in Manufacturing, Trades, Retail and Innovation category.
A free information session at the Kyneton public library tomorrow promise to provide useful tips and insights on just how Google Earth works – and how to make the most of the technology.
Daylesford district locals and visitors are being invited to get along to some of the upcoming Catholic Church Christmas Masses as part of their festive season celebrations this year.
Feedback is being sought on a Country Fire Authority (CFA) proposal that would see the Riddells
Creek fire station moving sites to continue to serve the community and its members.
Victoria's agricultural department is hosting an online forum to explore practical measures aimed at helping farmers and other primary producers to increase their energy productivity and axe their electricity bill.
The Australian Government is inviting councils and community organisations in the Ballarat electorate to participate in the Disaster Ready Fund (DRF) consultation process.
Flooding and heavy rainfall have increased the risk of a range of mosquito-borne diseases in Victoria, including Japanese encephalitis (JE) prompting a warning to farmers and livestock owners.
As part of the international campaign of 16 Days of Activism against gender-based violence, Hepburn Shire Council invited community members to walk together in Trentham, Daylesford, Creswick and Clunes last week.
