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  • Sweet gesture

    Sweet gesture

    Little Ezekiel has captured the heart of his neighbourhood with sweet treats. The four-year-old Sunbury boy has spent his time bringing a little bit of…

  • The proof is in the pie

    The proof is in the pie

    A Kyneton bakery has proven to be the best in the pie business for the third year in a row. Country Cob Bakery’s pepper steak…

  • Technology boot for council

    Technology boot for council

    Macedon Ranges council has received a funding boost to continue it’s virtual meetings. Local Government Minister Shaun Leane and Macedon MP Mary-Anne Thomas announced last…

  • Restaurant meals at your door

    Restaurant meals at your door

    A Kyneton restaurant has taken it’s meals on wheels. Like many restaurants, Colenso has been forced to close its doors to in-store dining, relying heavily…

  • GemLife expansion  signed off

    GemLife expansion signed off

    Macedon Ranges council has approved the expansion of a Woodend retirement village. The application proposed to amend an existing planning permit to build an additional…

  • Reading a popular passtime

    Reading a popular passtime

    Library books have proven to be a popular choice of entertainment during the COVID-19 lockdown in the Macedon Ranges. More than half of Woodend Library’s…

  • Craft group’s project a gem

    Craft group’s project a gem

    A group of creative Woodend locals have put their sewing skills to good use. Members of the GemLife Woodend Retirement Village craft group have spent…

  • Resident pleas for bus shelter

    Resident pleas for bus shelter

    A Romsey resident is calling on Macedon Ranges council to fund and build a shelter at a busy bus stop. Maree Marshall said a shelter…

  • Toxic soil fight ‘not over’

    Toxic soil fight ‘not over’

    Sunbury and Bulla residents have been left “gobsmacked and appalled” as the prospect of toxic soil from the West Gate Tunnel Project being dumped in…

  • Macedon Ranges council CEO resigns

    Macedon Ranges council CEO resigns

    Macedon Ranges council chief executive Margot Stork has handed in her resignation, three years into a four-year contract. Ms Stork was appointed to the council…

  • Virus numbers give hope

    Virus numbers give hope

    The number of active COVID-19 cases in Hume has dropped to below 200 for the first time in seven weeks. As of Sunday, there were…

  • Sales bring some cheer

    Sales bring some cheer

    Daffodils are still in full bloom this year in Kyneton. The 2020 Kyneton Daffodil and Arts Festival, which usually attracts up to 20,000 people across…

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