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  • A lesson in the great outdoors

    Gisborne Secondary College students have been busy transforming an empty drainage site at the school into a creek bed. The year 10 environmental science students…

  • A lesson in the great outdoors

    Gisborne Secondary College students have been busy transforming an empty drainage site at the school into a creek bed. The year 10 environmental science students…

  • CCTV plan to deter ‘thugs’

    CCTV plan to deter ‘thugs’

    CCTV cameras should be installed at sports grounds across Hume to prevent frequent vandalism by “thugs”, one councillor has claimed. Cr Joseph Haweil has asked…

  • Macedon Ranges restructure complete

    Macedon Ranges restructure complete

    By Jessica Micallef Macedon Ranges council has finalised an internal restructure. The changes, which will come into effect from July 1, reduce the number of…

  • Romance goes the distance

    Romance goes the distance

    John and Sheila Stafford are celebrating their golden anniversary. The Sunbury couple commemorated 50 years of marriage on Saturday after a chance encounter at a…

  • Ranges’ heritage on show

    Ranges’ heritage on show

    Journey back in time to discover Macedon Ranges’ rich heritage. The Kyneton Museum reopened its doors on Friday with a new local exhibition, Unique by…

  • Council ups its green credentials

    Council ups its green credentials

    Council buildings and street lights across Hume will transition to renewable sources of electricity by July 1. More than 17,5000 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions…

  • Residents win speed limit battle

    Residents win speed limit battle

    A successful community campaign has led the way for a speed limit change in Toolern Vale. The speed limit on Diggers Rest-Coimadai Road between Gisborne-Melton…

  • Macedon Ranges begin to reopen

    Macedon Ranges begin to reopen

    Macedon Ranges locals and residents can again admire the beauty of Hanging Rock. The iconic reserve reopened on June 23 with restrictions implemented to help…

  • Zoologist’s deadly game

    Zoologist’s deadly game

    Australia’s deadliest creatures will come alive in a bingo-inspired game. Zoologist and Macedon local Chris Humfrey is releasing Australia’s Deadly Animals Bingo – a family-friendly…

  • Poor health record for Ranges

    Poor health record for Ranges

    Almost two thirds of Macedon Ranges locals are overweight or obese, according to new data. The 2019 Acting Living Census states that 61 per cent…

  • Rotary scrubs up well

    Rotary scrubs up well

    The Sunbury Rotary Club has distributed more than 15,000 scrub hats to hospitals, with the help of fellow Australians. Club president Janine Reinking said a…

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