News
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Ambulance response slows down
Ambulance response times in the Macedon Ranges have risen by nearly half a minute according to the latest data. The latest quarterly performance data, for…
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Diners welcomed back
Dining out is back on the menu as Victoria begins to reopen after more than two months of lockdown to slow the spread of COVID-19.…
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Prepare for Ranges cat curfew
Macedon Ranges cat owners are being encouraged to prepare for the introduction of strict new curfew guidelines. From July 1, all cats across the region…
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Farmers want a future
A scholarship to boost the expertise of young Macedon Ranges farmers is available. The state government has launched its Upskill and Invest Young Farmers Scholarship…
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Sign of the times as library reopens
Sunbury residents will soon be able to indulge in their favourite book at their local library. The Sunbury library in the Hume Global Learning Centre…
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Free childcare still available
More Sunbury families can now access free childcare. Aussie Kindies Early Learning Sunbury is now taking new enrollments for families seeking access to free childcare…
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Trail to connect towns
A trail connecting four major Macedon Ranges towns is a step closer to reality. Macedon Ranges council will receive $8.75 million through the state government’s…
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Library books at the click of a button
Goldfields Libraries across the Macedon Ranges are offering a click and collect service for locals to pick up their favourite book. The service, which launched…
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School’s back – but not as you know it
School is officially back in for Sunbury and Macedon Ranges students after nearly two months of home learning. Grade prep, one and two pupils and…
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NBN scam warning
The operator of the National Broadband Network is urging Australians to be extra vigilant about their online security following a sharp increase in predatory scammers…
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There’s a new mob in town
Sunbury’s kangaroo population is flourishing, according to results of the annual kangaroo count. Resident Robert Irvine, who has been part of the annual count for…
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Career change reaps reward
Andrew Jan has reached a new career goal. The Drummond resident received a $3000 Rheem Apprentice Plumber Grant for his commitment to the plumbing industry.…
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