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Rare plants on show
A garden containing rare and unusual plants in Macedon is opening to the public later this month. Stephen Ryan will accept guests to his Tugurium…
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Kids say thanks
A group of kids in the Macedon Ranges have come together to raise funds for the State Emergency Service’s (SES) Gisborne unit. Children from the…
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Bridging the knowledge gap
Macedon Ranges Further Education Centre (MRFEC) is now accepting enrolments for their next semester. Based in Gisborne, MRFEC provides courses tailored to assist adult learners…
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Upgrade to light up Lancefield Park
Sports teams will be able to play and train at Lancefield Park at night, with the state government committing $209,000 to upgrade the reserve’s lights.…
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Stay on top of your waste
A new app has launched in the Macedon Ranges to help users stay on top of their waste. The MRSC waste app has been designed…
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Stay on top of your waste
A new app has launched in the Macedon Ranges to help users stay on top of their waste. The MRSC waste app has been designed…
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Grant to help gardens flourish
Macedon Ranges council has received an $180,000 grant to improve its botanical gardens. The funding will be shared between the Gisborne and Malmsbury Botanic Gardens…
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Bowel cancer screening on the rise
More Macedon Ranges residents are participating in bowel cancer screenings than ever before, according to latest data. The figures released by the Australian Institute of…
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My Place: Josephine Falzarano
Josephine Falzarano is the newly elected president of the Rotary Club of Woodend. She spoke with Oliver Lees What is your connection to Sunbury and…
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Let the show go on: letter
A coalition of voices has called on Victoria’s chief health officer to give greater consideration to the entertainment, arts and hospitality sectors as they recover…
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Roads ‘unsuitable’ for soil trucks
Increased congestion from the West Gate Tunnel soil relocation project will cause “mayhem” on Sunbury’s roads, according to Hume councillors. Sunbury’s toxic soil saga reached…
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End date set for virtual council meetings
Hume councillors will not be allowed to attend meetings virtually after April, 2022. At a meeting last week, a majority of councillors voted to discontinue…
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