Tailgating tops motorists road rage

Following a poll asking Victorians what type of road rage behaviour they see most, RACV is reminding Victorian motorists to refrain from, and remain aware of, dangerous road behaviours. Results from t...

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June Tu-Tu Parkrun

Tu-tu much fun at Parkrun

As it was June 22 ('tu-tu'), there were several people on the Castlemaine Parkrun Botanical Gardens course who chose to acknowledge this by wearing their favourite tu-tu (any excuse to dress up!), hig...

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Explore the Sensorium!

The Children’s Sensorium featuring works such as this piece by Hiromi Tango will delight the senses. Photo: Tobias Titz.

Castlemaine Art Museum is thrilled to be hosting a unique installation in its Benefactor and Stoneman galleries which is sure to delight the young and young at heart these school holidays. The Childre...

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Connecting with community through creativity

Tobias Richardson and Ned Middleton are looking forward to the upcoming World Down Syndrome Congress in Brisbane.

Artist Ned Middleton is heading off to the World Down Syndrome Congress in Brisbane this July, where he will give a presentation about his life and work in Castlemaine, alongside his art teacher Tobia...

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Fired up for winter

Castlemaine Clay Studio Manager Dannielle Wilkinson with Dusty, Vice President Sarah Lambert and President Ella Hughes with Dusky (r) and Teddy (l). Pictured pots by Katie Jacobs.

Castlemaine Clay is hosting an exciting new series of workshops and artist talks-culminating in an outdoor smoke firing at Lot 19 as part of the Castlemaine Fringe Festival Winter Warmer. The non-for-...

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Learning about Myanmar refugees

Kirsten Southerland, Fhon Williams, and Barbara Ashworth.

Local resident and International Development Worker Fhon Williams spoke at last week's Amnesty International meeting where she described the situation of Myanmar refugees and internally displaced pers...

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ARENA funding boost for DON

DON KR Castlemaine is set to share in almost $2 million in funding from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) which will support 10 businesses to undertake feasibility studies to deploy new e...

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Lions claim the cup

The Harcourt and Campbells Creek captains toss the coin prior to the Seniors Blue Ribbon clash. Photo: Max Lesser.

Harcourt Football Netball Club played host to Campbells Creek Football Netball Club in the annual Gaulton-McMahon Cup and Blue Ribbon Day fixture on Saturday. The annual match is held in honour of mem...

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Concerts at CAM

Castlemaine Art Museum is set to host two very special concert performances next month including ‘Boyd Meets Girl’ comprising Australian classical guitarist Rupert Boyd and American cellist Laura Metcalf (pictured). Photo: Jiyang Chen.

Castlemaine Art Museum is thrilled to be hosting two very special concerts events next month. CAM will welcome a visit by the National Youth Choir of Australia next Friday July 5. The choir exists to ...

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My Castlemaine with Phillipa Gray-Finning

Hi Phillipa, you and Sean met on the international cycling circuit in Italy. Can you tell us a little about your cycling careers?  Sean is famous for winning gold in the Comm Games in 2006 in the poin...

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Golfers brave the wet

Monthly Medal winner Les Prendergast.

Despite the rain last Thursday at Castlemaine Golf Club, 22 players competed for the June Monthly Medal. The wet conditions didn't stop Les Prendergast from winning the medal, though it was a close c...

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Vale Barry

Barry Singleton with a replica of his Castlemaine sculpture which proudly stands in Duke Street.

Much admired local ceramicist, advocate for studio pottery, lecturer, advisor to the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum (CAGHM) and the Art Gallery of Ballarat, Barry Singleton, recently pa...

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