Gallery: CDTA premiers crowned

C Grade premiers the Kookaburras celebrate their win.

Castlemaine & District Tennis Association hosted its Junior Grand Finals on Saturday March 15. Some terrific matches were battled out to cap off a great season. Results were:
A Grade
Swifts, who h...

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Magpie juniors set for launch

The Magpies juniors are excited about season 2025!

The Castlemaine Football Netball Club Juniors are set to hold their season launch at the Wesley Hill Recreation Reserve next Thursday evening March 27.
The launch will run from 5pm to 6.30pm.
All new ...

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Local cyclists bound for nationals

Castlemaine Cycling Club members Jade Maddern and Hope Harnetty are off to the National Track Championships in Brisbane.

Castlemaine Cycling Club members Jade Maddern and Hope Harnetty are getting set to compete in the 2025 AusCycling Track National Championships in Brisbane next week.
The duo have been selected to repr...

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The Abduction from the Seraglio

Since 2016, Lyster Opera has been captivating opera enthusiasts by presenting both beloved classics and lesser-known gems to audiences across regional Victoria.
The company was established by bass-bar...

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PROTOlounge at Punctum

PROTOlounge is Punctum’s afternoon taster of wild live performance morsels.
It opens the door of Punctum’s studio into a lounge where renowned artists offer 10 minutes of new works in the making, and...

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A theatrical experience

WORDSPOKEN is a unique, live theatrical experience where story, music, slow circus, and poetry meet in an old Melbourne tram at Castlemaine’s lot19 art space.
WORDSPOKEN is lo-fi, full-presence event...

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Inkwareny artists return!

Twelve months on from their last visit the Inkwareny Artists of Yuelamu in the Northern Territory are excited to be returning to Castlemaine for the Fringe Festival with new work.
They are members of ...

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Music under the stars

Music lovers are invited to a magical evening of Music Under the Stars.
Ok! It’s in Elphinstone! Not that far to go really! And yes it is on April Fools Night, and yes it is a Tuesday night!
But what ...

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Sea Devils to rock the Taproom

There must be something in the water, because there are two Kate Bush shows in this year’s Castlemaine Fringe Festival.
“Our show is not all about Kate Bush but she is a big part of it,” says Bridget ...

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2025 Castlemaine Fringe biggest and best yet

It’s finally here! The highly anticipated 2025 Castlemaine Fringe Festival officially launches tomorrow, Saturday March 22 with a free ‘Opening Night Street Party Spectacular’.
The opening party centr...

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Campbells Creek fete on soon!

Campbells Creek Primary School students Elvie, Ted, Maddi, Lola, Austin, Franklin, Aoiffe, Charlie and Wellbeing Dog Campbell look forward to welcoming the commuity to next Friday’s event.

The Campbells Creek Primary School will be holding its biennial Twilight Fete next Friday evening, March 28.
The school invites the wider community to come along to the popular event and help them rai...

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From the archives

20 years agoMarch 18, 2005
Mount Alexander mayor David Gittus has written an open letter to Federal Roads Minister Jim Lloyd on behalf of the Calder corridor councils urging him to heed calls by...

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