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Sacred music on Agitation Hill

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Local soprano Catherine Koerner will be joined by mezzo-soprano Dannielle O’Keefe, tenor Jack Jordan, baritone Bruce Raggatt, and pianists David Ross-Smith and Alison Sewell, with chorus and musical director Mari Eleanor-Rapp.

Pie Jesu is a celebration of the transcendent beauty of some of the most exquisite music ever penned for voice.

Featuring Catherine Koerner (soprano), Dannielle O’Keefe (mezzo-soprano), Jack Jordan...

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CDNA squad shines

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The Castlemaine District Netball Association 17 & Under representative squad had finished runnersup in the Maryborough Netball Association's annual tournament last weekend in a superb effort. The CDNA team played their absolute hearts out in the tournament Grand Final showdown against hosts Maryborough going down in nail-biting double overtime by two goals - 17 to 15. The Castlemaine side should be extremely proud of their efforts to make the big one and to chase the title all the way down to the wire! The CDNA sends huge thanks to squad coach Melanie Jayne for the work she has done with the girls this season. Thanks also to team manager Sarah Fletcher and umpire Jack Davidge. Thanks also to all of the CDNA members and supporters who stayed to support the girls in the Grand Final. The whole association could not be prouder of their efforts. Congratulations also go to the CDNA's 11 & Under, 13 & Under and 15 & Under squads on some fantastic matches across the tournament. The 13s and 15s were unlucky to just miss out on the finals berth.

The Castlemaine District Netball Association 17 & Under representative squad had finished runners-up in the Maryborough Netball Association's annual tournament last weekend in a superb effort.
The CDN...

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Councillors weigh in on depot decision

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Jade Jungwirth
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At their recent meeting Mount Alexander Shire councillors went head to head in a lengthy debate about the appropriateness of amending a planning application to allow a long-time local business to ope...

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Magpies clip Hawks wings

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Castlemaine’s Lloyd Butcher throws himself into the fray as the mud flies last Saturday. Photo: Max Lesser.

In cold, wet and wintry conditions at the Camp Reserve on Saturday the Castlemaine Magpies hosted Eaglehawk.
The day marked the TAC Road Safety Round and participants wore blue TAC armbands and footba...

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MIFF returns to Royal

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The Magic Beach brings a children’s classic to life and will delight local young audiences.

Melbourne International Film Festival is returning for another year with two big weekends of screenings at Theatre Royal Castlemaine as part of their annual regional showcase this August.
This winter,...

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Graffiti Busters to start Neighbourhood Watch group

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Castlemaine Graffiti Busters hit the streets.

Castlemaine Graffiti Busters will hold an information session at Northern Arts Hotel Wednesday August 14 to start a Castlemaine and District Neighbourhood Watch Group to help reduce and prevent the ri...

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Falcons season wraps up

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The Falcons hit the ground running last Saturday at Harcourt.

The Mt Alexander Falcons hosted the top of the table Macedon Women’s Football Club last Saturday at Harcourt in what was the Falcs final match of the Riddell District Football League home and away ...

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Creek tackle Giants in wintry conditions

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Campbells Creek battled valiantly against the Giants in slippery conditions. Photo: Max Lesser.

Last Saturday, Campbells Creek FNC acknowledged Pink Sports Day in support of the Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA) and Road Safety Round, part of the TAC campaign. Two very worthy causes, which ...

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Heartbeat transforms response to cardiac symptoms

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Heartbeat Bendigo Branch President Frank Ward and Heartbeat volunteers are pictured with Dhelkaya Health staff - CEO Sue Race (right) and one of the new ECG machines.

Dhelkaya Health recently welcomed members of Heartbeat Victoria’s Bendigo Branch to celebrate and thank them for the gift of three electrocardiogram (ECG) machines for use in its residential aged ca...

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Roast Chicken fundraiser a hit

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The Campbells Creek Bowling Club hosted a Roast Chicken Social Day on Tuesday this week.

Funds raised from the event will go towards the club maintenance and the recent replacement of the club's gree...

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Let’s find a home

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Chief male desexed white and brindle American Bulldog. Chief is a happy and friendly four-year-old boy. He is big and strong and requires ongoing training and patience. MC#99140010033546764.

If you’re looking for a new pet, look no further than Mount Alexander Animal Welfare Shelter. With a huge range of cats, kittens and dogs of all ages, colours and sizes, there’s someone to suit e...

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Poetry from Agitation Hill

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Geoff Page, one of Australia’s finest poets, is coming to Castlemaine this August.

The next poetry reading in the chapel of the Uniting Church on Agitation Hill on Friday August 2 features one of Australia's finest poets, Geoff Page.
Geoff is coming especially from Canberra to read...

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