Castlemaine Documentary Festival and Theatre Royal are
co-presenting a pop-up screening of ‘Nam June Paik- Moon is the oldest TV’ on Thursday October 26 at 7.30pm.
Castlemaine Documentary Festival and Theatre Royal Castlemaine are co-presenting a pop-up screening of 'Nam June Paik- Moon is the oldest TV' next Thursday October 26.
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The Solomon Islander dance troupe out the front of the Baringhup Hall for Whole
Loddon Love. Photo: Leonie Van Eyk.
Last Sunday saw Baringhup Hall host the final of Whole Loddon Love: a series of five flood recovery events held across the Loddon Valley.
Grey clouds did nothing to keep almost 300 people gather...
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Renowned local poet, Dr Andy Jackson, will be the guest speaker at the Friends of Castlemaine Library (FOCAL) AGM to be held at the Castlemaine Library this Wednesday night, October 18.The winner of the Prime Ministers’ Literary Award for Poetry (the highest accolade in the land) for his collection “Human Looking” and the ALS Gold Medal, and potentially Australia’s next Poet Laureate. Andy has published five collections of poetry and featured in a number of literary festivals in Australia and overseas. Long time lover of libraries and local legend Dr Andy Jackson will be talking to MainFM’s Suzanne Donisthorpe. The AGM will be held at 5pm for refreshments and the meeting will start at 5.30pm.
The Castlemaine Cannons Country Basketball League (CBL) side is looking forward to hosting its first home match for the 2023-2024 season at the Castlemaine’s War Memorial Stadium in McGrath Street, Wesley Hill this Saturday evening, October 14. The Cannons will be facing off against the Echuca Pirates following a successful first up win against Macedon at Macedon last weekend by 18 points. Trent Leech bagged 18 points, Jack White 16 points and Chris Hogan 15 points.
Cannons CBL player and coach Aidan Brohm said it was great to kick off the season with a first up win. “We have a strong side and we have been touted as the team to beat this season so we hope to make the local region proud,” he said. “We’d love to see a big crowd home along and cheer us on in our first home match of the year!”
Mount Alexander Shire Community Flood Recovery and Resilence Officer Nat Pitts, Baringhup Community
Committee member Graham Pratt, Event Producer Fionna Allan, Mayor Rosie Annear, local performer Mandy
Connell, Baringhup Community Committee treasurer Jonathan Evans and local community member Lynda Pratt are looking forward to Sunday’s event at the Baringhup Hall.
This week marks 12 months since the devastating 2022 floods ravaged much of our local region, state and beyond.This Sunday one of the communities impacted by the event - Baringhup - will gather as par...
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Castlemaine Police are encouraging residents to be vigilant in locking their vehicles, homes, sheds and trailers following a recent spate of thefts over the past few weeks.
Within the last 14 days Cas...
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Students at Chewton Primary School are excited for the school’s 150th celebrations on Sunday.
Chewton Primary School is celebrating its 150th anniversary this Sunday October 15 starting with a parade along Hunter Street at 10am, followed by old-fashioned games, performances from local bands, s...
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By Em Jenson
Liz Branson has always lived in the country - her parents lived a nomadic life where they moved every six years when she was a child. She’s a Steiner School teacher now, which has seen he...
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Tamzyn Roser had a great year on both the netball and basketball court.
The Castlemaine Junior Sports Star of the Week is talented Campbells Creek FNC netballer and local basketballer Tamzyn Roser.
Tamzyn recently won the Campbells Creek 11 & Under Netball Best and Fairest honours and finished third in the Maryborough Castlemaine District Football Netball League vote count. Congrats Tamzyn!
Name: Tamzyn Roser
Age: 11
School: Campbells Creek Primary School
Sport: Netball
How long have you been training? Two years
Can you tell us about some of your sporting highlights? I came runners-up Best & Fairest for my club Campbells Creek last year, this year I got Best and Fairest and also came third in the Maryborough Castlemaine District Football Netball League 11 & Under Best and Fairest.
Who is an athlete you admire? Dusty Martin
Tamzyn Roser had a great year on both the netball and basketball court.
What are your sporting goals? To improve and one day I might get to play on the Melbourne Vixens team.
Do you play any other sports? Yes, Basketball
Any highlights from basketball? I played in two grand finals last month but unfortunately we came runners-up in both games.
The National Trust of Australia (Victoria) has revealed the nine remarkable trees from Guildford to Toorak and Port Fairy to Echuca, contending for the prestigious title of 2023 Victorian Tree of the ...
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Mark Anstey and Fionna Allan invite community members to attend the lot19 Spring Sculpture Prize opening party this
Saturday. They are pictured with a previous prize entry ‘Pendulum’
by Ben Leckie and Thea O’Brien.
The lot19 2023 Spring Sculpture Prize Opening Party is this weekend!
Since its inception in 2006, the Spring Sculpture Prize has been a key event in the Central Victorian artistic calendar. Feat...
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Dhelkaya Health supports a healthier menu at Lunchbox Sushi; the lunch provider for many children across Mount Alexander Shire.
Lunchbox Sushi provide lunch orders for six primary schools, including Castlemaine, Castlemaine North, Chewton, St Mary’s, the Steiner School and Winters Flat. The lunch order menus at these schools n...
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