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Puss male tabby and white desexed domestic medium hair. Three-year-old Puss is as sweet as he is handsome. He can be a little shy with new people but once he is settled he will make someone the perfec...

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Tennis juniors brave the heat

Junior tennis players were valiant in the sticky conditions on Saturday. Photo: Max Lesser.

Some of the hot days we have had recently are certainly challenging for our younger tennis players.
Fortunately the Castlemaine District Tennis Association's junior tennis grades start at 9am when it ...

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Fringe FUNdraiser at The Coolroom

Award-winning musician and storyteller Damon Smith brings his unique blend of New Orleans, jazz and blues, folk, and rock'n'roll to Castlemaine.
With several TV and festival appearances under his belt...

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What’s On Feb 7

Creations from Agitation Hill
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...

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Friday, February 7, 2025

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Speedway success!

Elphinstone’s Mick Kiraly and Castlemaine’s Steve Hopkins are having a top season on the speedway circuit.

Local speedway racers and family members, Stephen Hopkins and Mick Kiraly, have had a huge few months on the track recently claiming first and second place honours at the 2025 South Australian AMC...

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My Councillor: Phillip Walker for Coliban Ward

Phillip Walker grew up in the northern suburbs of Melbourne. He left school and moved out of home at 16, heading off to work in a factory that produced clay sewage pipes in Thomastown.
“The pipes came...

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Mitchell monument vandalised

On the eve of Australia Day, a group of activists vandalised the Major Mitchell monument at the Expedition Pass Reservoir at Chewton.
Red paint was poured over the plaque, and the messages ‘The colony...

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Willow claims state title honours

Harcourt North tennis star Willow Kelly has had an exciting few weeks on the court claiming a state championship and enjoying a hit of tennis with two of her idols.
The 14-year-old is a state champion...

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Graffiti quickly removed

The Forest Street rail bridge, where Mount Alexander Shire Council recently installed CCTV cameras, was once again the target of graffiti late last week.
The brickwork under the bridge was emblazoned ...

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Dynamic new leadership team for CSC

Front (L- R): Kristelle Sherwood, Judith McLean, Sarah Ward, Caitlin O’Halloran, and Sharon Rossiter. Back (L-R): Sophie Tanner, Chris Hewitt, Justin Hird, Martin Mielimaka and Alex Burgess-Norris.

Castlemaine Secondary College (CSC) is thrilled to announce its new leadership team, a group of dedicated educators poised to lead the school into an exciting era of growth and innovation. Combined wi...

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GALLERY: Australia Day – Survival Day

Along with the presentation of the Australia Day Awards, eight people took the pledge to become Australian citizens. Photo: Jade Jungwirth.

The Mount Alexander Shire Council 2025 Australia Day Survival Day event in Castlemaine on Sunday, January 26, recognised the hard work and community commitment of three residents and one event that po...

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