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‘Our Place on the Hill’

A recent survey has revealed that Wesley Hill Hall precinct and Market are highly valued by Wesley Hill and Chewton locals, people in the wider Castlemaine area and tourists.

Dirt and clay dumped in Castlemaine’s sewer network

A significant amount of dirt and clay has been received at the Castlemaine Water Reclamation Plant, which is placing unnecessary stress on the plant’s treatment processes.

Hiroshima Day Vigil

Every year a group of Castlemaine residents gather for the commemoration of Hiroshima Day.

Enrol now for the council election

Electoral Commissioner, Sven Bluemmel, has issued a call to state - and council- enrolled voters to be ready to cast their vote in the upcoming local council election for Mount Alexander Shire Council.

Chewton Servo receives lifesaving donation

Dhelkaya Health’s Community Health Nurse, Bron Grieve, is excited to announce that the Chewton Service Station has received a lifesaving Automatic External Defibrillator (AED).

Help make a difference

Organisations interested in partnering with the Transport Accident Commission are encouraged to apply for a TAC sponsorship via a new online system with expressions of interest now open.

Councillors weigh in on depot decision

"Just as we do with residential permits, it's no good considering the personalities or intentions of the applicant, you have to consider what is happening on that site," she said.

Graffiti Busters to start Neighbourhood Watch group

Castlemaine Graffiti Busters will hold an information session at Northern Arts Hotel Wednesday August 14 to start a Castlemaine and District Neighbourhood Watch Group to help reduce and prevent the rising incidents of crime in the shire.

Heartbeat transforms response to cardiac symptoms

Dhelkaya Health recently welcomed members of Heartbeat Victoria’s Bendigo Branch to celebrate and thank them for the gift of three electrocardiogram (ECG) machines for use in its residential aged care units.

CSC student tops state

Victoria’s top-performing students from the Year 12 class of 2023 have been celebrated for their academic success.

New counselling service for young people

Castlemaine teenagers and young adults have a much-needed new counselling and occupational therapy (OT) service in town, with new clients welcome.

Let’s find a home

If you’re looking for a new pet, look no further than Mount Alexander Animal Welfare Shelter.

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