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Lyonville Hall – the township’s heartbeat

05-03-2022

WHEN Lyonville’s Anne Bremner was approached to be featured in a story given her devotion to the local area, her commitment to the preservation of the original mill town and its history, she agreed on the proviso the little country hall was part of the story.

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Wattleseed Ensemble

05-03-2022

New Melbourne-based crossover group Wattleseed Ensemble is proudly presented by the Anglican Parish of Daylesford on Saturday, March 19 at 3pm for the opening concert of their debut tour, HOME.

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Fire & wood

04-03-2022

Creswick and Ballan are among a number of regional fire stations to receive new dual cab tankers, replacing single-cab tankers and allowing the entire crew to sit in the cabin.

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LGBTIQA+ grants

04-03-2022

Organisations and groups who serve Victoria’s lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and gender diverse, intersex and queer communities will be able to apply for further funding to help them grow, as part of a new round of grants for LGBTIQ+ groups.

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Regional sales supercharged by Covid

04-03-2022

REIV president Adam Docking says Covid-19 has just “supercharged” the move for many to the regions. “Over the past few years (pre-Covid) we were seeing more of a focus on people moving to the regions because of the internet, infrastructure and technology, and realising they don’t have to work in a concrete jungle.

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Goldacres training day

03-03-2022

THE Blampied/Kooroocheang Landcare Group held a training day recently after buying a new spray unit from Goldacres.

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Appointments at Macedon

03-03-2022

Macedon Ranges Shire Council has announced four new appointments within its executive and management teams.

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Virtual reality unit

03-03-2022

The Community Bank Daylesford District has provided funding for Central Highlands Rural Health’s Social Connectivity project which aims to support the social, emotional, cognitive and physical wellbeing of residents through a virtual reality unit.

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LGBTIQA+ at Birds of a Feather lunch

03-03-2022

A panel of diverse guests will discuss all manner of topics at next week’s Birds of a Feather lunch in Kyneton.

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Art therapy specialist for kids in Kyneton

02-03-2022

A NEW Kyneton-based art therapy specialist is opening her doors to kids in an effort to help them cope with everything from ADHD, to anxiety, autism, and much more.

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New show for Daylesford

02-03-2022

DAYLESFORD and District Agricultural Society president Don Harvey, pictured, says the last two years of Covid cancellations have hit "terribly hard".

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Curtain goes down at Trentham

02-03-2022

THE historic curtain at the Trentham Mechanics Hall has been taken down for refurbishment.

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Local Lines

01-03-2022

Local Lines

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Group urges Hepburn Council to Rethink The Rex

28-02-2022

A GROUP of "concerned citizens" has formed to try to stop the sale of The Rex. Hepburn Shire Council voted in November for the sale, which would mean a loss of up to $6 million in works already done on the former theatre in Vincent Street, Daylesford.

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Your Say – Wobbly Woodend Warblers

28-02-2022

WHAT? Me? Sing? When my daughter, newly arrived in Woodend with her family this year, suggested I join her to give Woodend Warblers a try, all I could think of were obstacles.

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Subbing The Local

28-02-2022

SINCE its inception, Lindsay Smith and Nick Bunning have been sub-editing The Local.

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Foo Fighters to rock Geelong

27-02-2022

International rock supergroup, the Foo Fighters, will take to the stage in Geelong next month as part of a major statewide live music program being delivered by the state government.

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Recovery for hospitality

27-02-2022

The state government is helping the hospitality industry recover from the economic impacts of COVID-19, with new alcohol-related safety measures and liquor reforms coming into effect next month.

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Protecting cyclists

27-02-2022

More than 20 Victorian communities are set to receive funding for local road safety projects to improve pedestrian and cyclist safety.

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Helping more asylum seekers and refugees into jobs

25-02-2022

The State Government has expanded its unique program for asylum seekers and refugees, allowing even more new arrivals to access free and subsidised skills and training to help them build happy and healthy lives in Victoria.

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Land Returned To Dja Dja Wurrung Traditional Owners

26-02-2022

The long-standing dream of a Dja Dja Wurrung cultural centre is a step closer with the official handover of a key site by the State Government to the Traditional Owners.

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Building a secure future Social housing

26-02-2022

The State Government is delivering a stronger and more sustainable social and affordable housing sector, while creating thousands of jobs and putting a roof over the head of people who need it most.

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Unemployment rate lowest on record

26-02-2022

Victoria’s unemployment rate is at the lowest level since records began in 1978, with the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) today confirming the state’s unemployment rate had fallen to 4.1 per cent.

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Improving boating facilities

26-02-2022

Up to $2 million in funding will be made available for boat ramp managers to undertake significant structural maintenance, making getting out on the water easier for all Victorians.

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