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Dozens sleeping rough

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Jade Jungwirth
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The depth of winter brings shorter days, crisp mornings, frost-covered lawns and for the most vulnerable in our community – those sleeping rough – extreme cold and significant hardship.  Michael McMah...

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On the mount

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Silver spoon winner Liz Denniston.

Tuesday's nine-hole competition at Mount Alexander Golf Club saw Pattie Richie play a great round finishing with 21 nett for the win. Runner-up was Judy Ewing and Fleur Smith with 14 putts proved too ...

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Conditions impact play at Maldon

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Best on in seniors was Matt Gray.

Maldon returned home to play Lexton in round 11. It was a very cold, wet day, but the supporters were kept nice and warm with the big fire pit and multiple patio heaters on the veranda. This Saturday...

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Castlemaine golf news

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Harald Domanski won the stableford.

While many players were heading north for the winter, the remaining golfers competed in a stableford round at Castlemaine Golf Club last Thursday. Norm Bellis (9) led for most of the day, but Harald ...

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Campbells Creek digs deep

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Campbells Creek gave their all against a determined Newstead Photo: Max Lesser

Campbells Creek played host to Newstead in round 11 of the Maryborough Castlemaine District Football League season last Saturday. The Creek Seniors were full of confidence knowing their best would be ...

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Shivoo for Yodhi

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Lot 19 artspace and friends are throwing a party for their friend and fellow artist Yodhi Bergman – a benefit to help her through cancer treatment and recovery. 'Yodhi Fest' as the special event has been dubbed will take place at the artspace in Langslow Street, Castlemaine on Saturday July 20. The event will kick off at 2pm and run until late and will be hosted by Jimay Falcon. Lot 19 supporter Fionna Allan said it will be a special event not to be missed. "This is a celebration of the wonder that is Yodhi, who is a much-loved local artist and member of our community and has recently received a serious cancer diagnosis and has been undergoing surgery and treatment, with more to come," she said. The theme of the event will be 'Shivoo'. One of the event organisers Jane Goodrich said the Shivoo events which ran from 2015 - 2019 go down in Castlemaine history as a magical series of cabaret style events. "Yodhi has been at the heart of this celebration and so it’s only fitting to celebrate Yodhi and her creative vision with a day of art, music and performances at our beloved Lot 19," she said "There are many ways to contribute to this fundraiser from donating art to volunteering at the event to dressing up in your most spectacular costumes and coming along for some enchanting fun." Yodhi Bergman said The Shivoo Guild is made up of a rare team of shapeshifting artists with a shared intuition and magical vision in common. "Their phantasmagorical events are made up of secrets and surprises where multiple performances take place simultaneously so as no one person could possibly witness every act or encounter. Shivoo guests are escorted by bus hosted by mystery characters to an unknown location where the curious and creative can experience the unexpected. Costumes are vital and participants play a crucial role in making each experience come to life. To Shivoo is to become a part of an otherworldly dreamscape with connection, play and community as the soul focus," Bergman said. This fundraising and celebratory event will feature live music from: Sugar Fed Leopards, Davo - Central Vic’s best and only Devo Tribute act), Lucie Thorne, Bench Press, J.P. Shilo, Gold Coast Leathers and S.F.X. Plus DJ’S Jen Moore and Mickey Young will have you up and dancing and there will also be special performances from Carly Fern, Emilie Bloom and Briega Young. Plus food, a bar and art to enjoy! The dress code is 'Resplendent!' So come in your best Shivoo garb and/or accessorise with a splash of Boob energy. For more information and tickets, head to www.lot19.au

Lot 19 artspace and friends are throwing a party for their friend and fellow artist Yodhi Bergman a benefit to help her through cancer treatment and recovery. 'Yodhi Fest' as the special event has be...

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Road safety reminder

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Be vigilant on the roads, slow down and drive to the conditions as the state’s schools break for winter holidays. The Transport Accident Commission is reminding motorists to adjust their driving behav...

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Tailgating tops motorists road rage

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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

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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!

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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

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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

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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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