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The Castlemaine Community House Food Pantry is open for anyone and everyone! No appointments are necessary, simply drop into Community House, see the friendly reception staff for directions to the pan...

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Good win for Creek

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Ian Trevena delivers a winner on Saturday for Campbells Creek.

Campbells Creek Bowling Club managed to complete their Weekend Pennant matches despite the threatening wet weather forecast on Saturday. The Division 5 side are now on top of the ladder after a good w...

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Cannons create history

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Lisa Dennis
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The Castlemaine Cannons have had a stellar season on the court. Photo: Peter Banko.

The Castlemaine Cannons are thrilled to have made history being the first local side to make it into a Country Basketball League grand final showdown.
The Cannons will face off against the Bendigo Bra...

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Resonance welcomes you …

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Resonance String Orchestra has had a wonderful 2024 and welcomes new faces for 2025.

After another exciting year, Resonance String Orchestra is running information sessions for new enrolments for 2025, for both Apprenti Strings and Resonance.
The sessions will be run next Friday Decem...

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Golden Double!

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Lisa Dennis
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Five Flags Hotel head chef Rory Brown and owner Paul Kelly celebrate their win.

The Five Flags Hotel at Campbells Creek and the Maldon Bakery won their respective categories at the 2024 Golden Plate Awards at Geelong’s ARC centre on Monday evening.
The Five Flags claimed the hono...

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National taskforce raids Castlemaine store

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Police have arrested 14 people and seized over $100,000 cash, gold bullion and almost a tonne of illicit tobacco as part of a national operation this week targeting the Comanchero Outlaw Motorcycle Ga...

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Willis call sit a day

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QFF campaigner Terry Willis has decided to call it a day after six years of community response.

After six years of leading Harcourt’s response to the threat of Queensland Fruit Fly local QFF campaigner Terry Willis has decided to call it a day.
The lone operator of Harcourt Valley Fruit Fly Acti...

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Brazen car theft at Elphinstone

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Elphinstone residents John Lewis and Claire Jager had their vehicle stolen from their property in broad daylight on Sunday December 1.
According to John, the couple had driven Claire's Hyundai home fr...

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Let’s take a look back at the first Winters Flat Primary School

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Circa 1910
This early photograph is from the Castlemaine Historical Society collection and features the first Winters Flat Primary School No. 652 once located on the south West corner of Monahan and L...

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My Castlemaine with John Ross McGlade Part two

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Jade Jungwirth
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John and his handcrafted chopper were featured in a photobook ‘Fitzroy 1974’ by Robert Ashton.

The second installment of John's interview. Part One featured in the November 29 edition of the Castlemaine Mail.
John worked in car design as a clay sculptor and co-set up a course of the same at RMI...

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Australasian-first saving ambulances for emergencies

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In an Australasian first, Ambulance Victoria (AV) has introduced groundbreaking video technology to triage non-urgent callers to Triple Zero (000) and save ambulances for the sickest Victorians.
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Dementia: Understanding, Supporting, and Living Well

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This event aims to empower the community with a greater understanding of dementia and how we can all support those living with it.

In an effort to better support local communities and caregivers impacted by Dementia, the Newstead Rural Transaction Centre is excited to host a Living Well Health Education and Information Session.
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