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Dancing through the school holidays
Macedon Ranges students were kept busy at a range of school holiday events before school resumed this week. The shire’s young local residents danced their…
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Devastating fire hits Gisborne
The Gisborne Golf Club has been completely destroyed by a fire in the early hours of Wednesday morning, also destroying Gisborne RSL’s home just days…
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Rock run returns
Residents in the Macedon Ranges are lacing up their shoes in preparation for the return of the annual iconic Run The Rock race. Taking place…
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Family fun steams ahead
The annual steam and vintage machinery family fun day is set to return to Gisborne on Sunday, May 19, with a program that is full…
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Bolobek garden open
The unique Bolobek working farm with its gardens and a rich social and agricultural history will open to the public at the end of the…
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Carols chaos strikes council
‘Petty politics’, ‘embarrassing’ and ‘chaos’ were just some of the words thrown around by Hume councillors to describe a discussion about carols by candlelight during…
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Staffer called out
A staffer for Health Minister Mary-Anne Thomas has recently come under fire from a journalist for ‘blocking’ him getting photos of the minister and the…
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Scoping permanent inset home
The Central Victorian Regional Insect Collection (C.V.R.I.C) is seeking local support to establish a permanent location in the Woodend Community Health Building in Forest Street.…
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The start of singing for 2024
The Gisborne Singers will be unravelling the historical tapestry of composition in their first concert of the year, A Classical Celebration, kicking off on Sunday,…
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Woodend Warblers in Creswick
The Woodend Warblers helped the streets come alive in Creswick for the annual CresFest celebration of music and arts. The Warblers joined dancers, buskers, international…
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Success knocked out of park
Macedon Ranges Petanque players recently rolled back into town with new gold medals after beating New Zealand at a competition in Perth. Mount Macedon Petanque…
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Summer read record
More than 16,000 children and young people across Victoria, including Sunbury and Macedon Ranges, have set a new reading record in this year’s Big Summer…
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