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Guildford Grumpies support school students

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The Grumpies are not just a social group or a car club; they are an active fundraising group that supports the community’s needs.

The Guildford Grumpies have been helping new school students at Guildford for the past 10 years but this year they've stepped it up a notch! Teaming up with Guildford Progress Association, the group h...

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$3M boost for active transport

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Bendigo Federal MP Lisa Chesters is pictured with Mayor Rosie Annear, councillors, council staff and community members at Tuesday’s announcement.

Castlemaine locals will have more opportunities to walk, cycle and actively move through the community thanks a $3,010,600 million funding boost from the Federal Government announced this week. Bendig...

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Massive week of bowls at Harcourt

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Ladies Fours Tournament winners Rhonda Gould, Lorraine Rowley, Kristin Skinner and Jenni Holborn of Golden Square are pictured with sponsor Brian Leidle.

Harcourt Bowling Club's Midweek Pennant Division 2 and 4 sides played out their Preliminary Finals games on Monday at South Bendigo. Division 2 put up a valiant fight against Castlemaine with one rink...

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Barkers Creek CC project celebrates rich past

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Barkers Creek Cricket Club head curator Tony Plumridge, women’s team manager Nicki Renfrey, life member Trevor Bell and club president Rick Jones invite community members to contribute to the fence project.

Barkers Creek Cricket Club members and volunteers have been busy over the last 18 months, installing a new picket fence to enhance the historic character of their unique country cricket ground. Past p...

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‘Great quality and reasonably priced’

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Jade Jungwirth
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Peter Bottomley with new volunteer Christine (two months) and long-time volunteer Jenny (seven years).

Have you visited the MAAW Op Shop recently? It has changed a little over the years. It used to be brimming with antiques and vintage wares, but over time, the donated items have become a little less '...

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Clay on Country

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Jayana Andy, Tjukula/waterhole, 2022. Photo: Sara Maiorino.

Clay on Country, ceramics from the central desert is an impressive survey of Australian ceramic practice from Central Australia that includes over thirty artists and collectives who have all produced ...

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Car impounded by police

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Monday afternoon an individual decided to test his luck when members from Castlemaine Police attempted a simple traffic stop. Instead of pulling over like a responsible driver, he chose the foolish ap...

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Icon calls time after half-century

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Margaret Keogh has called time on her long career in real estate.

Morgan Reinwald Castlemaine realtor Margaret Keogh has helped her community find homes since 1969. The local identity says it's now time to hang up the boots after a career spanning 56 years. Reflecti...

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Applefest Royalty

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Jade Jungwirth
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Presenting 2025’s Applefest Royalty the Sowman family. In the front is King Remy and Queen Bonnie with the court jester Waffle. Atop the rock are the Prince and Princesses Finnley, Leni and Miida.

Meet the Sowman family; Remy, Bonnie and their three children eight-year-old Finnley and six-year-old twins, Leni and Miida who have been crowned as this year's Harcourt Applefest royalty. Given the f...

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Record numbers race in for Gift

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Lisa Dennis
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Castlemaine Men’s 120m Gift winner Tim Rosen races over the line. Photo: Jamesons Photography.

The 2025 Castlemaine Gift drew a record crowd of runners and spectators to Castlemaine's Camp Reserve last Sunday February 23. Gift coordinator Darryl Nettleton said they were 170 entries up on last y...

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CEO rates concern

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Pearse Óg Casey, Castlemaine In relation to the CEO’s comments to the community bracing them for more rate pain (Council CEO concerned about rate rises, Mail, February 21, 2025), it’s important for ra...

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Accessing our annual report

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Susan Mayfair, Castlemaine Imagine receiving the latest annual report through the mail from say Woolworths or Westfarmers, and included within is an invoice for $50 covering the costs of printing? Wel...

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