Pink Day raises $1000 for BCNA

Pictured Clockwise: Pink Charity Day winners Brian Smith and Sandra Grant; Runners-up Rod Phillips, Anne Donahue and Bruce Miller; the lovely afternoon tea; and Lyn and Lindsay Williams supporting the day in their pink attire.

Castlemaine Bowling Club held their Pink Anti Cancer Charity Day last Wednesday January 15. The green was once again full, with members and visitors from Marong and Harcourt all very pleased to suppor...

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New year, new you, join VIEW

VIEW Club members enjoy volunteering on a recent fundraising stall.

The members of Castlemaine Evening VIEW Club (Voice, Interests, Education of Women) are looking forward to another interesting and rewarding year in 2025.
The primary aim of the club is to raise funds...

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Opinion: A respectful celebration

Andrew Lethlean,
Nationals Candidate for Bendigo
The Bendigo region has a rich and complex history that should be respectfully celebrated on Australia Day.
Each year we have activists who campaign to ...

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Work begins on $4M health hub

Bendigo TAFE CEO Sally Curtain, Bendigo West MP Maree Edwards, Dhelkaya Health CEO Sue Race, Mayor Rosie Annear, and representatives of the organisations, builders Barpa and Architectus celebrate the launch of the works which have begun on the top floor of the building (rear of frame).

Works have commenced on the Bendigo TAFE's brand new Community Health and Learning Hub at Dhelkaya Health in Castlemaine.
Bendigo West MP Maree Edwards visited Castlemaine on Wednesday morning to anno...

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Creations from Agitation Hill

A few of the Agitation Hill Artists.

Agitation Hill Artists, a social group with a desire to learn and expand knowledge on art and creativity, are putting on an exhibition of their works at the Phee Broadway Theatre Foyer.
Opening on Feb...

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Federal funding for Fringe Festival

Fringe Festival Board chair Jacqueline Brodie-Hanns, Bendigo MP Lisa Chesters, Fringe Festival creative project manager Fionna Allan and Fringe Festival creative director Azzy Jay.

The Castlemaine Fringe Festival will benefit from almost $30,000 in federal government funding to host a free and inclusive street party for the community on Saturday, March 22.
Set in the heart of Ca...

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Police investigate damaged building

Police are investigating damage to a business in Castlemaine on Tuesday, January 14.
Officers responded to reports of a broken window at the business on Barker Street about 10.20pm.
At this stage, it ...

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A sparkling success

One of many groups that got into the spirit of the ‘Maldon Gold’ theme.

Main Street in Maldon came alive last Saturday night as more 500 diners, dressed head to toe in golden outfits, enjoyed the festivities of the annual Twilight Dinner.
Despite some skepticism about thi...

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Batsman show form in CDCA

Muckleford powered to a win over Campbells Creek in A Reserve. Photo: Max Lesser.

Castlemaine District Cricket Association senior competition continued last Saturday January 18 with A Grade sides winding up day two in round nine and A Reserve playing one day matches in round 12.

Highlights of the round were Taradale A Reserve openers Regan Williams (111) and Brock Fletcher (72) 196 run partnership against Newstead at Cricket Willow.

Castlemaine United A Grade bowler James Chaffey claimed 5-32 in their win over Newstead, whilst Muckleford A Reserve bowler Andrew Butcher took 5-44 in their victory over Campbells Creek.

The Women’s comp will resume next Friday January 31, and B Grade and C Grade (Under 16) sides are scheduled to return to the crease next Saturday February 1.

The CDCA T20 grand final was scheduled to be contested last night January 23 between Pool A winners Muckleford and Pool B winners Newstead. See next week’s Mail for results.

Saturday’s were:

A GRADE

Castlemaine United 10-146 ( David George 54, George Thalassoudis 20, Darcy Carroll 18, Darin Rush 17, James Chaffey 13 not out; Louis Chapman 4-42, Ciaran Gardner 2-40) defeated Newstead 10-117 (Ben Walter 44, Cameron Hepburn 19; James Chaffey 5-32, Geordie McMurtrie 2-34).

Maiden Gully Lions 10-108 (Joel Logan 20, Brett Haw 18; Mark Noonan 3-16, 3-24) lost to Barkers Creek 10-268 (Bailey Henderson 97, Bodhi Robinson 51, Mark Noonan 37, Benjamin Leech 22, Kalan Huntly 19; Dallas Gill 4-68, Brett Haw 2-40, Jimmy Liersch 2-38, Adil Ali 2-62).

Muckleford 10-193 (Declan Slingo 56, Brett Cole 51, Ryan White 17, Edward Gingell 17, James Cole 17 not out, Tim Gingell; Jayson Glenister 4-39, Matthew Manning 3-26, Cordie McKendry 2-46) lost to Guildford 8-198 (Patrick Nicholson 81, Jayson Glenister 36 not out, Matthew Manning 19 not out, Angus Mychajlyszyn 19; John Watson 3-70, David Envall 2-41).

Harcourt had the bye.

A RESERVE

Harcourt 9-245 (Koby Simmons 71, Owen Bloomfield 37, Adrian Cole 35, Jack Archer 23; Robert Brown 3-41, Connor Berry 3-50, Ben Hancock 2-39) defeated Maiden Gully Lions 8-164 (Caelan Berry 54, Robert Brown 25, Anthony Blake 20, Brodie Hogan 17, Connor Berry 16; Owen Bloomfield 3-18).

Campbells Creek 10-142 (Patrick Jones 30, Mark MacDougall 28, John Prendergast 21, Matthew Walker 19; Andrew Butcher 5-44, Nash Turner 2-14) lost to Muckleford 5-213 (Samuel Gee 53, Neville Cooper 48 not out, Marty Sharples 31, Bryn Davies 30, Private Player 21, Callan Hough 16; Leigh Walker 4-19).

Heathcote 10-88 (Tim Gleeson 18, Kyle Seidel 13, Benjamin Poulton 13, Fill-in 12; Darren Hinck 3-12, Jamie Allan 2-21, Nicholas Ryan 2-34) lost to North Castlemaine 3-89 (Gavin James 38 not out, John Howorth 28).

Newstead 8-210 (Chris Elderfield 51, Charlie Chapman 48, Kristopher Bagley 21, Travis Allen 20, Jakob Tidyman 14, Faolan Gardner 10, Steven Shovan 10, Joel Smith 10 not out; Private Player 2-18) lost to Taradale A Reserve 6-306 (Brock Fletcher 72, Regan Williams 111, Steve Learmonth 37 not out, Andrew Young 29 not out, Steven Curnow 19; Jakob Tidyman 4-28).

Castlemaine United had the bye.

Changing mirage makes for tricky shots

Castlemaine Rifle Club members contested the fifth stage of the Club Championship on Saturday. Conditions were very different to the last few weeks with hardly any wind. Being a hot day there was a lo...

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Creek bowlers on a roll

Campbells Creek’s Kim Odgers is pictured in action against Golden Square on Saturday. Photo: Max Lesser.

Campbells Creek Bowling Club's Weekend Pennant Division 5 side were victorious defeating Golden Square by 30 shots overall last Saturday.
Division 7 were also winners defeating Harcourt Gold by 21 sho...

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Harcourt bowlers back in full swing

Harcourt Bowling Club's Weekend Pennant teams recorded two wins out of four last Saturday.
Division 2 defeated Kangaroo Flat and Division 7 Blue defeated White Hills. Divisions 4 and 7 Gold unable to ...

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