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After a number of near misses in recent seasons, Woodend has finally made it to the Gisborne and District Cricket Association McIntyre Cup grand...

A Woodend scientist is behind a new hearing technology that aims to eliminate travel and costs associated with managing hearing impairment. Dr Elaine Saunders is...

Woodend is hoping it can continue its good form in the Gisborne and District Cricket Association McIntyre Cup finals. Having won its last three matches,...

Woodend’s Jane Cozier has been honoured with a 2017 Victorian Premier’s Volunteer Champion Award for her contribution to the local community. Ms Crozier’s outstanding commitment...

The loss of a couple of late wickets left Woodend sitting on par with Riddell after day one of their two-day match in the...

Woodend showed its batting strength to be on top after day one against Lancefield in the Gisborne and District Cricket Association’s McIntyre Cup. Looking to...

Diana Abruzzi founded the International Women’s Federation of Commerce and Industry in 1992, the world’s first Chamber of Commerce for women. The Woodend resident...

The team of volunteers behind Woodend Playgroup has been honoured in the Playgroup Victoria 2017 awards. Early Childhood Education Minister Jenny Mikakos presented the group...

An even batting performance from Woodend has guided the side to its first win of the Gisborne and District Cricket Association McIntyre Cup season. After...

What a cracking example of how a California bungalow’s charms can be reinterpreted, reconfigured and expanded into chic glam from go to whoa.

Residents are preparing for a second battle against a proposal to build a service station and accompanying “food and drink” premises in Woodend. A planning...

Myron Lysenko moved to the Macedon Ranges to be among the artistic community. The Woodend resident chats with Serena Seyfort. What’s your connection with the...

A young Kyneton artist has been recognised in a national youth art competition. Ella Byass has been selected as one of 20 finalists from 2000...

Everything changed for Terry Carrick after he had a corneal graft in 2002. A donor’s cornea meant the Riddells Creek man was “able to see”...

The eyebrow-like awnings on the façade of this c1940s abode perhaps signpost the strong impression of individuality found beyond the front door – which, by the way, rocks stunning leadlight. Individuality here is in the sense of being bold in transforming and selectively honing a solid, unremarkable weatherboard into a sharp, contemporary house that would appeal to all kinds of buyers.