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Wind Park to bank with Daylesford and District Community Bank
09 Mar 10 |
Hepburn Community Wind Park has committed to move its banking over to the Daylesford and District Community Bank once it is established
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Forget the rain . . . ChillOut at Daylesford's gay festival
09 Mar 10 |
ChillOut proves a hit with visitors, despite the poor weather
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Hepburn Shire residents slugged with smart-metre fees
09 Mar 10 |
Annual power bills are to rise as a result of a State Government mandate to introduce smart electricity metres throughout the shire
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Women honoured for contribution to Hepburn Shire region
09 Mar 10 |
Daylesford resident Meg Elliot and local midwife Sally McRae have been inducted onto the Hepburn Shire Council's Women's Honour Roll
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Daylesford parking plan 'long overdue'
09 Mar 10 |
DAYLESFORD has to be made greener, more attractive and more accessible or it will lose tourism dollars
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Thousands celebrate ChillOut's 'Bush Odyssey' festival
09 Mar 10 |
Gay and lesbian pride on show in Daylesford
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Daylesford's ChillOut festival celebrates with a 'Bush Odyssey'
02 Mar 10 |
The ChillOut festival returns to Daylesford this week
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Vintage tractors line up for Bullarto pull
02 Mar 10 |
The annual Bullarto Vintage Tractor Pull and Vehicle display is on at at Bullarto Hall Grounds.
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Calembeen dive tower plan stalls
02 Mar 10 |
Hepburn Shire Council has encountered another hurdle in its plans to knock down Calembeen dive tower and replace it with a new one.
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Men to be charged with shooting roo
02 Mar 10 |
Three men will be charged on summons after shooting a kangaroo dead at Creswick
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Creswick Girl Guides in crisis
02 Mar 10 |
Creswick Girl Guides are in danger of folding due to a lack of leaders.
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Bullarto still waiting to hear the train whistle
02 Mar 10 |
The Bullarto community has reacted with sadness to the news the railway will not reopen in their township.
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Another safety place in region's pipeline
23 Feb 10 |
DAYLESFORD could soon have a second Neighbourhood Safer Place, despite council's decision to endorse a Township Protection Plan last week with just one place of last resort.
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Thieves put table tennis club in a spin
23 Feb 10 |
MEMBERS of Daylesford Table Tennis Club have been forced to delay the start of their 2010 season, after having almost all of their equipment stolen during their summer break.
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Hepburn Mayor Janine Booth briefs Prime Minister Kevin Rudd on local projects
23 Feb 10 |
HEPBURN Shire mayor Janine Booth attended a meeting with Prime Minister Kevin Rudd during the Community Cabinet held in Ballarat last Thursday.
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No place for "poor and downtrodden" in Hepburn plaques policy
23 Feb 10 |
RESTRICTING the installation of plaques and memorials to events or people of "outstanding significance" would exclude the poor and downtrodden, according to a Hepburn Shire councillor.
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Bloomin' heck, Wombat Hill begonias lookin' better than ever
23 Feb 10 |
THE begonias are in bloom at Wombat Hill Botanic Gardens in their most spectacular display in nearly a decade.
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B-double bungle: VicRoads' loophole allows 19m-long trucks to charge down country roads
23 Feb 10 |
WHEELERS Hill Rd at Musk is an accident waiting to happen because of a loophole that allows "mini B-doubles" to use narrow, country roads, according to Musk resident Eleonore Pierson.
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Artist Kevin Smith's signs of times
16 Feb 10 |
THE inspiration for Trentham artist Kevin Smith's new paintings is a combination of the hobo signs of the depression era and his glowing, expressionist landscapes.
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Forestry policy "remnant of past" says Wombat Forest Society former president
16 Feb 10 |
THE former president of the Wombat Forest Society has called for an overhaul of Victoria's "no native forest logging" policy, saying if action was not taken, the community would be left with a stunted, fire prone forest.
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