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Spring firewood season opens

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The Spring firewood season opened on September 1 and runs until November 30. Domestic firewood in state forests is provided from fallen trees and forest management works to clean up after storms, to r...

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Full steam ahead for rail trail

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Community members from across both shires gathered at the Newstead Arts Hub on Monday for the funding announcement.

Regional Victoria will have even more amazing tourist attractions for people to visit with exciting local projects getting off the ground through the Enabling Tourism Fund. On Monday, Bendigo West MP ...

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Poor roads and potholes

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Fogartys Gap Road

Potholes and poor road condition were the top issues identified in RACV's recently-releases My Country Road survey for which more than 7000 Victorians provided important data on the safety of regional...

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V/Line to offer e-ticket options

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The state government is making travelling across regional Victoria faster and simpler delivering another way for regional Victorians to access train and coach tickets. Minister for Public and Active T...

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Free forum talks tenants’ rights

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My Home Network’s Tenants’ Rights Working Group members (L to R): Frankie Nugent, Kaz Neilson, Wade Roberts and Liz Scanlon (absent Deborah Pach).

A free Tenants' Rights Forum in Castlemaine next week aims to educate the community about tenants' rights and available support services. Tenants, landlords and real estate professionals are invited t...

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Let’s find a home

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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 everyo...

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Floral expressions and sacred mosaics

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The paintings and mosaic creations of local artist Kirsten Asche-Woodger will feature at Harcourt this month.

The latest paintings and mosaics created by local artist Kirsten Asche-Woodger are set to feature in an new exhibition at Harcourt Produce & General Store this month. The exhibition 'Floral Expression...

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Magpies finals bound

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The Castlemaine Under 18s are the first football side to represent the CFNC in Bendigo Football Netball Club finals in 14 years.

It will be a big couple of weeks ahead for the Castlemaine Football Netball Club with four sides vying for finals success. The action kicks off tonight when the Castlemaine Magpies Senior Women's side...

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CSC celebrates rainbow kids

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Maree Dixon from Head Space, Dr Sarah Hearn from the Loddon Mallee Public Health Unit and Sherene Clow from Dhelkaya Health are pictured at Friday’s event. Photo: Jade Jungwirth.

Castlemaine Secondary College (CSC) marked Wear It Purple Day last Friday with a vibrant and heartwarming celebration of its rainbow students, uniting the local community in a shared expression of acc...

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Let’s take a look back at Pyrenees Highway – McKenzie Hill

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1974 This image courtesy Ray Stevenson and G. and L. Barry, is a painting executed in 1974 by Lawrence Kermond. The view is to the east down Maldon Road towards Castlemaine with the railway overpass i...

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My Guildford with Alf Partridge

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Hi Alf, you just received a medal for 60 years service for the Guildford Fire Brigade. Can you tell us a little about that? One of the first things I did when I moved here was join the brigade and I'v...

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Stolen Sequels

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Husband and wife duo Ella Mulvey and John Roebuck have teamed up to produce an exciting new children’s series.

On the back of their success with Batthew Aromascent and the Missing Corpse Flower. Castlemaine authors Ella Mulvey and John Roebuck have released a sequel Batthew Aromascent and the Stolen Sequels. ...

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