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Thousands celebrate ChillOut's 'Bush Odyssey' festival
09 Mar 10 | Gay and lesbian pride on show in Daylesford
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.
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.
Black past but brighter future for Marysville's Morrow family
09 Feb 10 | ON BLACK Saturday, the Morrow family lost their home and business in the Marysville bushfires and arrived in Daylesford with only their car and the clothes on their backs.
World of Magic Pudding to become children's play place
02 Feb 10 | The Creswick and District Development Association has raised enough money for works to begin on its Magic Pudding Playground
Enlightenment takes Andre Bricknell to National Gallery
26 Jan 10 | FOUR abstract paintings by Daylesford Secondary College student Andre Bricknell, 17, have been snapped up by galleries in Melbourne and Ballarat.
Daylesford draws in body art awards
19 Jan 10 | DAYLESFORD will host the Australian Body Art Awards in 2011, event founder Maria Mormile has announced.
Staying cool as weather hots up in Daylesford
12 Jan 10 | AS temperatures soared last weekend, people flocked to the Daylesford pool to escape the heat.
Daylesford skate park users left to the elements
15 Dec 09 | A Wheatsheaf parent believes the council is failing in its duty of care to young people using the Daylesford Skate Park  | CommentsComments (2)
A blast from the brass
08 Dec 09 | Daylesford District Brass Band is to travel around the shire playing carols for residents
Sound system in place for docUmenting community life in Smeaton
01 Dec 09 | Smeaton Primary School students have screened documentary films about community life in the area
Avenue of Honour in limbo at Drummond
24 Nov 09 | Drummond's Avenue of Honour continues to deteriorate while authorities fail to respond to calls to save the elm trees
Cyclic Navigator mountain biking event to pass through Muskvale, Spargo Creek, Mollongghip and Eganstown
17 Nov 09 | The Cyclic Navigator mountain biking event is to be held later this month
A spooky side to Daylesford fundraiser
10 Nov 09 | A halloween-themed night of music and entertainment is to be held in Daylesford as a sports fundraiser
Daylesford Fire Brigade's ultra-light trial run
03 Nov 09 | Daylesford firefighters get a preview of their new, ultra-light tanker
27 Oct 09 | Daylesford is to get a new ultra-light firefighting tanker
Billy and the kids set for Bullarto goat festival
27 Oct 09 | The Bullarto Primary School is to host the All Things Goat Festival
Artist's comment on feminism and adultery wins Glenlyon Annual Sculpture Show
20 Oct 09 | Sculptor Louise English has won the main prize in the Annual Glenlyon Sculpture show
Towns comes together for Hepburn's Swiss Italian Festa
14 Oct 09 | THOUSANDS either took part in or watched the Swiss Italian Festa's Grand Parade on Saturday, the start of 10 days of all things Swiss and Italian.
History in the making for pianist and Daylesford Secondary College student
06 Oct 09 | A VCE student will be first in the history of Daylesford Secondary College to take her final piano examinations with a solo performance in October
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