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Cubby project brings causes together
Members of a Macedon Ranges youth group have enlisted the support of the Woodend Men’s Shed to build a cubby house for the youngsters to…
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Underquoting laws ‘don’t go far enough’
Proposed changes designed to stamp out the underquoting of estimated auction results don’t go far enough, former Real Estate Institute of Victoria ethics committee chairman…
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SunFest celebrates 40 years
A talent show, live music, stalls, a carnival and street parade will be part of Sunbury’s 40th annual SunFest this weekend. The free, three-day festival,…
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Support for council probe
An independent, statewide investigation into the transparency of local government decision- making has been welcomed by the Sunbury Residents Association. Group president Bernie O’Farrell applauded…
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Developer snaps up prime Sunbury site
Central Sunbury is on the move again, with a prominent corner site snapped up by a Melbourne property developer for $1.25 million. The 2640 square-metre…
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Officer’s ride to honour fallen colleagues
A Kyneton traffic cop whose police academy colleague was killed in the line of duty is training for a charity ride to a national memorial…
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New push for dedicated special school
A support group is involved in talks that may lead to the creation of a dedicated specialist school at Kyneton. Macedon Ranges Central Victorian Autism…
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Lilly defies odds in and out of the pool
A Sunbury Heights Primary School pupil is continuing to defy the odds, overcoming a birth defect, relative inexperience and the death of her mother, on…
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Managing pests without chemicals
People wanting to manage garden pests without resorting to chemicals are being encouraged to take part in a free workshop at Woodend Neighbourhood House this…
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Pool party as Sunbury Aquatic Centre turns 50
A pool party was the perfect 50th anniversary celebration last Sunday for Sunbury Aquatic and Leisure Centre, a training ground for the likes of Olympic…
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Hume rabbit control program under way
Sunbury dog owners are being warned to keep their pets leashed in areas targeted by Hume council’s annual rabbit control program. Bait is being used…
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Plenty to be found at Lost Trades Fair
A glassblower whose work is wowing visitors to Piper Street’s Kyneton Museum is one of many artisans demonstrating their craftsmanship at this weekend’s Lost Trades…
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