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Glass-only bins now available
The first glass-only recycling bins have been installed in the Macedon Ranges. The 240-litre bins were installed earlier this month in Gisborne, Lancefield, Malmsbury and…
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Paws, park and fur fun
Dog lovers and their pooches can take a stroll through the Gisborne Botanical Gardens at this weekend’s Paws in the Park event. Organiser Kalinda McIntyre…
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My Place: Margaret Morgan
What is your connection to the Macedon Ranges? My daughter lives in Lancefield and I have had solo and joint exhibitions at the MAD Gallery…
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Foundation for relaxation
Relax your mind and body at the Centre for Wellbeing Foundation’s open day this weekend. The foundation is a not-for-profit organisation that offers services for…
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Bookstore bags a major award
Book yourself a date with Sunbury’s award-winning bookstore. Collins Booksellers Sunbury was awarded the Collins Booksellers Franchise of the Year award 2019 earlier this month.…
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Festival harvests community spirit
Salesian College will host its annual Rupertswood Harvest Festival this weekend, showcasing the work of agricultural students. Principal Mark Brockhus said he was looking forward…
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College Koorie program recognised
The Grange P-12 College’s efforts to be inclusive and respectful have earned the school a spot at this year’s Victorian Education Excellence Awards. Teachers and…
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Your chance to help save lives
Sunbury paramedics are calling on residents to download the GoodSAM app as part of a campaign to encourage the community to step in and help…
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Festival of food and fun
You can help Carlsruhe CFA build a better station. The CFA will host its annual wine and food festival next month, with all funds raised…
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My Place: Graeme Stead
Graeme Stead has worked at 17 different Coles stores across his 43 year career. He is now at Coles Sunbury. He speaks about his journey…
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Green light for recycling
Hume’s recycling collections are no longer being dumped in landfill, with the council striking a deal to send the municipality’s recyclables to the former SKM…
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Riddells Creek uproar
Riddells Creek residents are rallying against a huge housing development, claiming it would be a “disaster” for the town. The plan proposes 1290 lots on…
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