Nicky Barry and friends will have you laughing in the aisles.
It’s a little bit rude, occasionally lewd and definitely not for prudes! Nicky Barry and Lucy Best are bringing Unladylike to the Phee Broadway Theatre for one show only on Saturday March 29.
Nicky an...
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The Albion is your new local at 152 Duke Street, Castlemaine. Drop in for a drink in their newly renovated front bar, check out one of their Fringe Festival shows or from March 22 enjoy a bite or meal...
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Living in Adelaide, Natasha often found herself driving down to Castlemaine to visit family and over time the pull of the botanic gardens, Lot19 and less traffic grew too strong and she found herself ...
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The next Castlemaine Free University event at Northern Arts Hotel on Monday April 7 will focus on Democratic Wellbeing.
How we talk with each other is the foundation of democracy. Can we strengthen ou...
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Christine Henderson, Taradale
I confess that I’m mystified. In his letter to the 'Appointment of CEO', Mail, March 14 Mr Óg Casey refers to ‘a stringent screening and vetting process’ for council’s CE...
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A controversial planning matter, carbon offsetting, flooding, the emergency services fund, housing, health and swimming pools, and just about everything in between, were discussed and debated at this ...
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An elated Castlemaine United celebrate their win in A Grade. Photo: Max Lesser.
Castlemaine United Cricket Club is still celebrating this week after its A Grade side won its first Castlemaine District Cricket Association premiership in 37 years!
To cap off the weekend the C Grade (Under 16) side also claimed the honours in their grand final showdown.
The Women kicked off the weekend with a grand final battle at Hepburn on Friday night where the home side emerged victorious over a determined Newstead.
In A Reserve Taradale took the honours.
Taradale CC Captain Andrew Young said he was incredibly proud.
“It was fantastic for us to achieve this result after losing to North Castlemaine in last year’s decider, additionally for our B Grade side to reach the semi finals,” Young said.
“Taradale held its first ever junior program for Under 10s this season and will be looking for more juniors for next year as part of a club expansion for junior development. The future is bright,” he said.
In B Grade Hepburn claimed a second premiership against a spirited Mia Mia.
Highlights of the round were Hepburn B Grade batsman Nathaniel Lowe’s 115 in their win over Mia Mia, and Castlemaine United C Grader Gabriel O’Sullivan’s 4-13 with the ball to help his side to a win over Barkers/North/Harcourt.
Results were:
A GRADE
Castlemaine United Cricket Club won its first flag since 1987 after a close battle with rivals Guildford at the Camp Reserve. Guildford won the toss on Saturday and elected to bat. Guildford made 7-158 (Troy Thomas 68, Tom Reece 22, Charles Bunting 20; David George 4-33, James Chaffey 2-35). Rain overnight threatened to wash out play but the sides battled on Castlemaine United making 7-161 (David George 66 not out, Brian Brasher 30, James Chaffey 21; Cordie McKendry 3-39, Jack Casley 2-24, Matthew Manning 2-51) to claim the prize.
A RESERVE
Taradale 7-173 (Brock Fletcher 58, Steve Learmonth 30, Andrew Vance 25, Leigh Bennett 20 not out; Levi Bruce 3-18) took the honours over North Castlemaine 7-169 (Nathan Anderson 57, Jamie Allan 32, Ken Chapman 22, Karsen Beer 16; Daniel Maerz 4-35) at Wesley Hill.
B GRADE
Mia Mia 10-263 (Nathan Sims 71, Seamus McKenna 68 not out, John O’Sullivan 42, Simon Dundas 31; Nathaniel Lowe 4-63, Isaac Pedretti 2-24, Lucinda Lowe 2-44) lost to a determined Hepburn 3-267 (Nathaniel Lowe 115, Ashley Lovick 57, Corey Pedley 43 not out, Vineet Kumar 26 not out) at Mia Mia. The home side set a great target for Hepburn to chase but couldn’t follow through with the ball.
WOMEN
Hepburn 107 (Jennifer Schellekens 17 retired not out, Lucinda Lowe 10 retired not out; Fianna Gardner 2-9) were victorious over Newstead 101 (Eve Righetti 17 retired not out, Gen Butler 11 retired not out).
C GRADE (Under 16)
Barkers/North/Harcourt 5-59 (Jordan Hardy 21 not out, Levi Bruce 10; Gabriel O’Sullivan 4-13) lost to Castlemaine United Golf 9-114 (Charlie Cordy 47, Louis Parsons 37; Zachary Thompson 3-19, Benjamin Jardine 2-15, Fletcher McAinch 2-23).
There were plenty of ducks! The ducks loved the wet weather and swarmed onto the ground. Spectators took cover under the verandah at Camp Reserve as they waited for the rain to clear. Proud moment, accepting the cup. A moment 37 years in the making.The winning shot.Guildford A Grader Patrick Nicholson slices a shot on day one against Castlemaine United.Castlemaine United Gold C Grader Lou Parsons (37) is pictured in action for the premiers against Barkers/North/Harcourt at Wesley Hill.Guildford batted on day one of the A Grade final at Camp Reserve with Tom Reece pictured in action. Photos: Max Lesser.The Red Hats A Reserve batsman Ken Chapman (22) gave his all against Taradale at Wesley Hill but it was not meant to be. The wet weather forced the A Grade sides to reach for the covers to keep the pitch dry on Sunday as Castlemaine United worked to chase down the target of 158 set by Guildford on day one. A muddy but happy Castlemaine United C Grade (Under16) side.The Hepburn Women claimed grand final glory. Photo: Supplied.Hepburn’s B Grade squad were delighted to take the flag. Photo: Supplied.The Taradale A Reserve side were thrilled to come out on top this year. Photo: Supplied.An elated Castlemaine United celebrate their win in A Grade. Photo: Max Lesser.
Castlemaine’s Division Six Weekend Pennant side were thrilled to claim the grand final win.
Castlemaine Bowling Club members are celebrating after the Division 6 side defeated North Bendigo on Saturday to claim Bendigo Campaspe Goldfields Bowls Region Grand Final honours.
The match was playe...
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L-R: Cr Toby Heydon, MP Lisa Chesters, Club President Renee Taylor, Netball Manager May Pratt, MASC CEO Darren Fuzzard and MASC Buildings and Project Coordinator Michelle Hayward in the new change facilities.
The gender-neutral change rooms at Campbells Creek Recreation Reserve have been officially opened at a celebration on Tuesday with Bendigo MP Lisa Chesters and council representatives.
The upgrades to...
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Jane (Run Director) congratulates Elke and Leah on their parkrun milestones.
Back in January, the Castlemaine Parkrun community was delighted to see weekly numbers of up to 179 participants per week. January is a busy time for parkruns, as people set new goals and enjoy the ho...
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The horn section of the Idyll Band gets Physical!
Photo: Diana Domonkos.
In this week’s social scene page we are delighted to feature more photos and highlights from the hugely successful 2025 Castlemaine Idyll at lot19 art space.
I Am Someone volunteers welcomed donation...
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