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Australia Day Shoot contested

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Castlemaine Rifle Club held its very popular Australia Day Shoot on Sunday, January 26. Shooters came from around the state to compete for the Australia Day Medals in 'Target Rifle', 'F Class' and 'F ...

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Local author to feature

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Local author Jill Barclay will kick off the Books in the Brewery series.

Castlemaine author and former teacher, Jill Barclay, will launch her new book Black as part of Northern Books’ ‘Books in the Brewery’ event at Shedshaker Brewing at The Mill, Castlemaine next Tuesday ...

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Calling all local writers!

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Goldfields Libraries and Eaglehawk Festivals Inc are calling for entries from writers all over Australia for the annual Mulga Bill Writing Award.
Take inspiration from the theme ‘Fiesta!’ and showcase...

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The Kiss with a twist

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Castlemaine’s own Maggie Jackson will perform her specially composed works for a special viewing of Greta Garbo’s The Kiss at the Coolroom.

The Coolroom brings you a world premiere of Greta Garbo in The Kiss with special music composed by Castlemaine legend, Maggie Jackson and to be performed by her NY Jazz Trio.
Maggie told the Mail that...

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The Six Pastels to feature

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A vibrant pastel by Rhonda Joyce.

A new exhibition titled 'The Six Pastels' will be launched at the Grist Bakery at Wesley Hill on Tuesday February 4.
The Six Pastels is a University of the Third Age (U3A) Castlemaine art initiative a...

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Supporting young LGBTIQA+ locals

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The state government is again backing connection and inclusion for young people in LGBTIQA+ across the Mount Alexander Shire through the latest round of the Healthy Equal Youth (HEY) grants.
Bendigo W...

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CAM seeks board members

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The Castlemaine Art Museum (CAM) is seeking three fresh new faces to join its board of directors.
Following a glowing three years as CAM Chair, Helen Symon KC retired from the CAM Board in December.
C...

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Bad Debts at the Bridge

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Photo Craig Gaston.

Bad Debts, an alternative country band, who perform heartfelt lyrics and melodic tunes, will be performing a free gig at The Bridge Hotel on Sunday, February 9.
A Castlemaine outfit, the band is front...

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COMMUNITY Noticeboard

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The Castlemaine Farmers Market’s weekly market - every Wednesday at the Camp Reserve in Forest Street Castlemaine between 2.30pm and 5.30pm offers a fantastic array of fresh seasonal produce and local...

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Tia a national champ!

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Local cricket star Tia Davidge celebrates a stumping at the Australian Country Cricket Championships.

Local cricket talent Tia Davidge was proud to be part of Vic- toria's successful women's cricket squad which claimed national honours at the Australian Country Cricket Championships in Barossa, South ...

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Thefts leave volunteers reeling

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Jade Jungwirth
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Victorian Goldfields Railway has had three separate break-ins over the past 18 months with more than $200,000 of equipment stolen.

Two local volunteer organisations have been targeted by brazen thieves who have stolen thousands of dollars worth of essential equipment.
The Victorian Goldfields Railway suffered significant losses a...

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Woolworths intersection works to start soon

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An artwork of the proposed supermarket on the approach to Castlemaine.
An artwork of the proposed supermarket on the approach to Castlemaine.

Works are set to begin shortly on the new intersection at the corner of Forest and Urquhart Streets.
Maben Group Pty Ltd project manager Josh Walker told the Mail the external roadworks as part of the...

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