My Castlemaine with Peggy Munro
"I'm 90 next year and I'm fit and well and do everything for myself. I have great neighbours, friends, and young nieces who are moving to the area soon."
My Castlemaine with Barry Singleton
Barry was a well-known and beloved teacher at the Castlemaine Technical College for many years.
My Muckleford with Esther Skarboe
Parts 1 and 2 of our interview with Esther. She talks to the Mail about her various careers, her love of the region and her philosophies on life.
My Castlemaine with Peggy Shaw
Peggy talks to the Mail about growing up in Tasmania, a dance concert and her work as a painter.
Hi Peggy, you are an extraordinary...
My Muckleford with Matthew Driscoll
"I have three sisters and my dad was a violent alcoholic. He couldn’t hold down a job so we never had any money. Consequently, homelessness is a passion for me."
My Castlemaine with Jane Cafarella
"I feel very lucky to have been in journalism during that period. I look back now and think it was a miracle I was never sued."
My Harcourt with David Dean
In this two-part interview David talks to the Mail about his long and interesting career, his early years and his hobbies and interests.
My Castlemaine with Jim Foley
"One of our daughters lives at Campbells Creek and after coming to check out the town we decided this was the place for us. It was the best decision we ever made"
My Castlemaine with Chris Cassidy AKA Fluff
"When I was still a junior, I started playing seniors for Harcourt and that's where the nickname came from – because of my fluffy hair."
My Castlemaine with Rosie Annear
"I love being able to talk to teens and tell them that no matter how bad you get, you can come back from it - you could even be the mayor."
My Castlemaine with Brian Heydon
"I studied at the Perth Modern School. I sat next to Bob Hawke for two years and even went on a delegation with him to India in the 1950s."
My Campbells Creek with Robyn Hansford
"I grew up in Woodend and started working in retail straight out of school at Coles-Fossey's in Kyneton. I had worked at Beehave for three years prior to buying the business. "