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Court upgrades uncover heritage gems

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Lisa Dennis
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Some of the previous floorcoverings.

There has been a lot of activity taking place in Lyttleton Street Castlemaine in recent weeks with works well underway to upgrade facilities at the Castlemaine Magistrates Court and preliminary works ...

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New Health and Learning Hub on the horizon for Castlemaine

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Key stakeholders come together to see the vision for the facility. L-R: CEO Bendigo TAFE, Sally Curtain, Dhelkaya Heath, Executive Director Quality Development and Improvement Shannon Vaughan, Bendigo TAFE Project Manager Kim Wilson, Member for Bendigo West Maree Edwards MP, Campus Director Bendigo TAFE, Dave Richardson, CEO Dhelkaya Health Sue Race, Bendigo TAFE Board Director Anne Brosnan and CEO Mount Alexander Shire Darren Fuzzard.

A new Health and Learning Hub in Castlemaine will deliver vital training for Victorians pursuing a career in healthcare, boosting local job opportunities and strengthening the region’s healthcare infr...

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New directions for Wesley Hill Hall 

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The weekly market at Wesley Hill brings people together every Saturday morning with its variety of stalls and people, kids, dogs and performers. Photo: michael_rayner_photography.

The historic Wesley Hill Hall has been in use since the 1880s and is looking forward to new directions and to new blood. Chair of the Management Committee Suze Hogan is encouraging the Castlemaine com...

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A humane alternative

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Humane cat traps are available for hire from our local MAAW shelter.

By Edie Whitesmith Mount Alexander Animal Welfare (MAAW) have voiced concerns about the use of inhumane cat traps around the region. The use of inhumane cat traps to contain cats isn't illegal for no ...

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Sun shines on Falcons

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Van Dyk stretching the legs against Lancefield. Photo: Jesse Boylan.

The Mt Alexander Falcons placed host to the Lancefield Women's football team last Saturday May 4 at home at Harcourt. Both teams united and ran through the banner highlighting gender based violence an...

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Grace and Truth

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The Apostle John teaches us that the law was given through Moses; grace and truth came through Jesus Christ. These two are equally important, and are to be held in tension one with the other. Grace is...

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Young Magpies shine against Hawks

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Bailey Henderson flicks off a handball to Kal Huntly. Photo: Peter Banko

Castlemaine FNC travelled up to Eaglehawk for Round 4 of the Bendigo Football Netball League and Round 5 of the Central Victoria Football League. On Saturday all teams supported the Pat Cronin foundat...

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Castlemaine Golf Club news 

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Connie Dimopolous won the Thursday competition and the Ladies May Medal.

On Thursday at Castlemaine Golf Club, 27 players participated in a stableford competition. The only two women in the competition found themselves in the winner's circle at the conclusion of the round....

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History book launch

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Barkers Creek Valley 1872 This Holtermann image taken in 1872 has been artificially coloured by Malcolm Qualtrough. The view is towards the south from near the Walker Street rail crossing. On the right, the old Gaol stands out clearly on the hill as does the old Castlemaine Hospital, once located below it on Gingell Street, while the Camp Reserve occupies the lower land in the background. The train station with its two goods sheds is in the background but unfortunately, one of the sheds met with an accident with a train and was later demolished. At this stage, the only change to the landscape of the river valley has been the construction of dual railway lines. To the west or right of the railway line, the valley slopes down gradually to the creek located behind the small residence and enclosed by the wooden rail fence.

A new book, A history of Barkers Creek, Harcourt and Harcourt North Schools has been written by historian Ken James. The book will be officially launched at the Harcourt Valley Heritage and Tourist Ce...

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Degrowth Central Vic launch

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Alex Mungall, Kirsten Moegerlein, Tonié Field and Peter Yates of Degrowth Network Melbourne and Degrowth Central Victoria.

By Edie Whitesmith As part of the Castlemaine Free University's (CFU) monthly gathering at the Northern Arts Hotel on Monday May 13, Degrowth Central Victoria will be holding their special launch even...

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My Baringhup with Niels Zahle

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Hi Niels, you grew up in Denmark and moved to Australia 50 years ago. How did that come about? I married an Australian girl in Denmark. We moved to Australia when I was 30. I has always worked with fa...

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Making fishing better

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VRFish, the peak body for recreational fishing in Victoria, is calling on recreational fishers to have their say on how VRFish can make fishing better via the annual VRFish advocacy priorities survey....

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