Brigade vehicle stolen and torched
Thieves who stole and torched Langley-Barfold Fire Brigade's support vehicle last week may be linked to multiple break-ins that occurred in Kyneton.
The Ford Ranger...
Art in unusual places
Art installations have popped up at unusual sites all over Kyneton this week.
It's all part of the inaugural Kyneton Contemporary Art Triennial, which was...
New prison centre
A new medical unit and programs centre is now operating at Loddon Prison providing better services to encourage better outcomes for the increased capacity...
Tale of an unsung hero
As Anzac Day nears, historian Ian Braybrook has been busy striving to ensure one of Castlemaine's unsung war heroes does not become lost to...
Topical art makes Blake Prize finals
Kyneton artist Daniel Butterworth has been named among the 80 finalists for the 65th Blake Prize - one of Australia's longest standing and most...
Joel gets a taste of political life
What better way to further aspirations of a political career than to spend a few days in Canberra at the National Schools Constitutional Convention?
Joel...
Art treasure hunt
With a passion for the arts and their local community a group of professional artists and curators living in Kyneton have come together to...
Barrier placement questioned
The placement of wire rope safety barriers along the Calder Freeway has once again been questioned following a spectacular crash at Taradale on Saturday...
Unique partnership – Students launch youth mental health initiative
Chain Reaction - Your Choices Matter is the theme chosen for the award-winning Live4Life program in the Macedon Ranges for the next 12 months.
The...
School rescue plan
A new plan to secure the old Kyneton Primary School site for future community use has this week been proposed by Windarring Disability Services.
The...
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Kristina’s character-packed critters
Eve Lamb
Ask Campbells Creeks Kristina Browning when she started painting animals and she'll pause, contemplate for a while,...
