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  • Lockdown pain for businesses

    Lockdown pain for businesses

    Businesses across Sunbury and the Macedon Ranges are bracing for the impact of Victoria’s seven-day lockdown. The ‘circuit breaker’ lockdown came into effect on May…

  • Community urged to dig deep

    Community urged to dig deep

    The Salvation Army Sunbury Corps’ new senior minister is appealing to the community to give back this winter. Kimberley Featherston joined the Sunbury Corps in…

  • Community centre a step closer

    Community centre a step closer

    An upgrade to the Woodend Community Centre is one step closer, following the endorsement of a master plan for the project. At a Macedon Ranges…

  • Rare link to Indigenous history

    Rare link to Indigenous history

    A group of “largely unknown” Indigenous sites in Sunbury are an important part of the area’s history, according to Wurundjeri Elder Dave Wandin. The Wurundjeri…

  • Tip ‘mountain’ on the move

    Tip ‘mountain’ on the move

    Rubbish from the Bulla Tip will start to be removed within the next six months, according to the company responsible for the site. Australian Recycling…

  • Immerse yourself in art

    Immerse yourself in art

    An immersive performance is coming to the Kyneton Museum this June. According to director Görkem Acaroğlu of the Metanoia Theatre, Museum UNDONE will be “part…

  • Call out to protect ‘lost world’

    Call out to protect ‘lost world’

    A community group rehabilitating the Holden Flora Reserve in Sunbury is in need of more volunteers to keep out with the “constant” workload. Friends of…

  • Generous gift brings smiles all round

    Generous gift brings smiles all round

    On the eve of Victoria’s seven-day lockdown, a Good Samaritan has travelled around Sunbury and the Macedon Ranges donating medical supplies. Sunbury Autobarn owner Adam…

  • Kangaroos flourish

    Kangaroos flourish

    Kangaroo populations in Sunbury are on the rise despite an increase in residential development, according to findings from an annual kangaroo count. Robert Irvine has…

  • My Place: Judith McPherson

    My Place: Judith McPherson

    Judith McPherson is a Sunbury resident and president of Voice Interests Education of Women (VIEW) Club. She spoke with Oliver Lees. What is your connection…

  • Seven-day ‘circuit breaker’ lockdown announced

    Seven-day ‘circuit breaker’ lockdown announced

    Victoria will be placed into a seven-day ‘circuit breaker’ lockdown from 11.59pm. The lockdown will end at 11.59pm on June 3, with people only able…

  • Further COVID exposure sites in Epping, Bundoora, Maribyrnong

    Further COVID exposure sites in Epping, Bundoora, Maribyrnong

    Update: Some restrictions are being reintroduced in Metro Melbourne tonight as the number of active coronavirus cases in the area grows to 13. As from…

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