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Macedon Ranges tourism welcomes open borders
International tourists are back in town and Macedon Ranges tourism is ready to welcome them with open arms. Daylesford Macedon Tourism chief executive Steve Wroe…
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Giving back to those to help
Looking after an unwell child is hard enough as it is – adding the anxiety of a pandemic to the equation has been a nightmare…
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Callout for Macedon Ranges artists
Just Another agency is looking for three Macedon Ranges Artists to take part in a mural and augmentation project. Any artists interested in being involved…
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Airport runway information session
There will be an information session for residents in Bulla to learn more about Melbourne Airport’s third runway project. The session will also include the…
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My Place: Senior Sergeant Amanda Cohen
Senior Sergeant Amanda Cohen has just been appointed Officer in Charge in Gisborne. Working in the police force for 17 years, Ms Cohen has striven…
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From the archives
Star Weekly looks back through the pages of its predecessors 30 years ago February 25, 1992 Federal member for Burke, Neil O’Keefe, is confident that…
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Take a chance on Mamma Mia!
Lockdowns, postponements and virtual rehearsals – it’s been a long journey getting Kyneton Theatre Company’s production of Mamma Mia! to the stage. Arts events organisers…
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Cleaning up with Gisborne Primary
With gloves and rubbish bags at the ready, the kids at Gisborne Primary School were happy to be lending a helping hand for Clean Up…
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Concerns over Hanging Rock
The Victorian government has been urged to rule out commercial development in the east paddock of Hanging Rock. Northern Victorian Liberal MP Wendy Lovell said…
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Councillors rue VCAT delay on Sunbury car park
The construction of a proposed multi-deck carpark in Sunbury has been delayed until late August, despite a lack of car parking in the town centre.…
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Students calling for end to loo trial
A petition by Sunbury College students is calling for new trial toilet rules to be scrapped, citing a lack of hygiene, anxiety and time wasting…
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COVID death tolls reveal tragedy in Hume
The tragedy of the Omicron wave in Hume has been revealed, with 35 deaths across the municipality since December last year. Data provided to Star…
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