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LIVELY: The popular Shuffle Club band will be a key part of the Palais Hepburn's' Gatsby Weekend celebrations.

Daylesford Gig Guide, July 17

Darren Lowe

Daylesford Community Diary, July 17

Daylesford Community Diary, July 17

NEW FRONTIERS: An artist’s impression of the Orion spacecraft (left) approaching a space station orbiting the Moon during the Artemis program. Picture: NASA

Moon a stepping stone to the universe

By Helen Sim

CELESTIAL TECHNOLOGY: An artist's impression of CSIROsat-1 in space to be launched next year. Picture: CSIRO

Down under ready to find its space in the firmament

By Helen Sim

A sobering story of Love Bugs, tax returns and concussion

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A sobering story of Love Bugs, tax returns and concussion

James Joyce

SHOUT IT OUT: Lola and Louie Bovill plus Scarlett Hunt get into the celebrations at Port Stephens.

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The conversation we have to have

Janine Graham

Here's looking at you Bambi

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Here's looking at you Bambi

Tracey Fairhurst

LIVELY: The popular Shuffle Club band will be a key part of the Palais Hepburn's' Gatsby Weekend celebrations.

Daylesford Gig Guide, July 17

Darren Lowe

Daylesford Community Diary, July 17

Daylesford Community Diary, July 17

From Launceston to Wollongong and Ballarat, check out some of the best articles of the Australian Community Media week.

12 of the best: National Gallery of (Real) Australia

WORK: Daylesford and Hepburn United's defence held up well again last weekend, ensuring that the Division 1 Saints stayed on top of the BDSA ladder.

Daylesford & Hepburn United Saints maintain top spot

VITAL: Both the senior and reserve teams will be back in action next weekend in what will be a must-win round for both squads.

Soccer | Daylesford Saints rue missed shots

ROLLING: Daylesford's latest victory has them three points clear on top of the table from Warrnambool Rangers. Picture: Supplied

Daylesford Soccer | Saints keep on marching

WORK: Daylesford and Hepburn United's defence held up well again last weekend, ensuring that the Division 1 Saints stayed on top of the BDSA ladder.

Daylesford & Hepburn United Saints maintain top spot

ROLLING: Daylesford and Hepburn United are on top of the BDSA Premier League ladder for the first time since 2001.

Seniors hit top spot

Under 12s get the job done

Under 12s get the job done

CAN'T MISS: Meraki Minds will bring their live act to the Palais Hepburn this Friday night. Picture: Supplied

WHAT'S ON
Daylesford Gig Guide, July 10

Darren Lowe

REAL: The Audreys will bring new releases and other hits to the intimate surrounds of the Bridge's bandroom.

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Daylesford Gig Guide, July 3

Darren Lowe

MUST-SEE GIG: Kerryn Fields will bring her alt-country stylines to the Palais Hepburn this Friday night.

WHAT'S ON
Alt-country at the Palais

Darren Lowe

CAN'T MISS: Meraki Minds will bring their live act to the Palais Hepburn this Friday night. Picture: Supplied

WHAT'S ON
Daylesford Gig Guide, July 10

CAN'T MISS: Back from the US, Ballarat-raised Freya Josephine Hollick will play the Palais Hepburn on Saturday.

Hollick taking Palais stage

Darren Lowe

Daylesford Community Diary, June 12

Daylesford Community Diary, June 12

Popular choice: Owning a mobile phone is a necessity for just about everyone these days, but did you know that there are 2.5 billion of us that use Android making it the world's most popular operating system.

How to find the perfect phone for you

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Water villas at the Maldives at sunrise. The islands of the Maldives are explored by boat, revealing pristine beaches and abundant wildlife.

A delightful Indian Ocean island cruise

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OUTLOOK: The ACM survey aims to find out more about what makes regional and rural communities tick.

Help us build a better understanding of regional Australia

Popular choice: Owning a mobile phone is a necessity for just about everyone these days, but did you know that there are 2.5 billion of us that use Android making it the world's most popular operating system.

How to find the perfect phone for you

Why vehicle bike racks are great for holidaying

Why vehicle bike racks are great for holidaying

Take stock: An annual inventory of all of your in comings and out goings will show you where you can make savings.

Make a new financial year resolution

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LIVELY: The popular Shuffle Club band will be a key part of the Palais Hepburn's' Gatsby Weekend celebrations.

Daylesford Gig Guide, July 17

Darren Lowe

Daylesford Community Diary, July 17

Daylesford Community Diary, July 17

NEW FRONTIERS: An artist’s impression of the Orion spacecraft (left) approaching a space station orbiting the Moon during the Artemis program. Picture: NASA

Moon a stepping stone to the universe

By Helen Sim

LIVELY: The popular Shuffle Club band will be a key part of the Palais Hepburn's' Gatsby Weekend celebrations.

Daylesford Gig Guide, July 17

CELESTIAL TECHNOLOGY: An artist's impression of CSIROsat-1 in space to be launched next year. Picture: CSIRO

Down under ready to find its space in the firmament

By Helen Sim

Daylesford Community Diary, July 10

Daylesford Community Diary, July 10

From Launceston to Wollongong and Ballarat, check out some of the best articles of the Australian Community Media week.

12 of the best: National Gallery of (Real) Australia

Buzz Aldrin steps from The Eagle lunar module on to the moon. Here, on Australian TV sets, we watched in glorious black and white. Picture: NASA

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A small step, a town rivalry and screaming in the jungle

Family: Mark and Lydia Collins at home with their children Max, Willow and Poppy.

One family's battle with childhood epilepsy

Insurance a bit of a puzzle to you? Be warned: It just might be about to get worse. Photo: Shutterstock

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Insurance = bills with benefits

Peter Garrett.

40+ photos from the 2019 Big Red Bash

Derek Barry

Justine Carmady from Hat Head, Elle Gillett and Jake wilton holding the hooks after the rescue. Photo: Supplied

Watch a manta ray with hooks stuck in eye ask a human for help

Callum McGregor

From 2017: The dunes of Big Red were a perfect vantage point to watch the glorious sunset.

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Rock on: when the dead heart is jump-started

Sally Cripps

It was 30 years ago today ... no, nothing to do with The Beatles.

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All grown up, Charles Sturt University celebrates its 30th birthday

Jodie Bruton

Maze runner: keeping Australian business competitive in the era of innovation

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Maze runner: keeping Australian business competitive in the era of innovation

James Pearson

Buzz Aldrin steps from The Eagle lunar module on to the moon. Here, on Australian TV sets, we watched in glorious black and white. Picture: NASA

REAL AUSTRALIA
A small step, a town rivalry and screaming in the jungle

Joanne Crawford

Regional centres must secure their climate and energy future

Regional centres must secure their climate and energy future

David Craven

New horizons: Maureen Gleeson (right) and fellow She Shedder Joy Schornikow.

Sheilas sharing the shed

Simon Garner

Taryn Tottman said the life sentence for murdering her sister and family is "extremely suitable".

Dad never to be free for WA family murders

Angie Raphael

KEEP ON TOP OF IT: Pharmacists recommend osteoarthritis sufferers talk to their health professional to ensure they are approaching their pain management in the best way.

Osteo sufferers face medication tighten-up

Radiation oncologist Dr Pat Bowden (R) and patient Bill Gason at the Icon Cancer Centre, Melbourne.

Treatment slows growth of prostate cancer

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Two men have been charged over a fire at a Perth cafe and the related insurance claim.

Duo charged with Perth cafe arson scam

A woman has been charged with murdering her mother in their western Sydney home.

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NSW daughter charged with mother's murder

Former prime minister Tony Abbott and fellow Pollie Pedal riders have ended their ride in Brisbane.

Pollie pedal peloton arrives in Brisbane

Jacinta Allan said Victoria's government has been preparing for the possibility of SKM's closure.

Vic govt moves to avoid recycling backlog

Christine McGinn

Flinders Street will be partly closed to both cars and pedestrians for major underground train work.

Flinders St closure 'blow to Melb traders'

Christine McGinn

Police, SES and volunteers continue to search for Jeremy Boyden, 23, in Victoria's alpine region.

Man, dog missing in Vic alpine region

Christine McGinn

The coalition will pressure Labor to back laws for a drought-proofing fund in federal parliament.

Drought, radicals on parliamentary agenda

Colin Brinsden and Katina Curtis

BIG SALE: Landmark stud stock southern NSW, Rick Power, Landmark stud stock WA, Mitch Crosby, Poll Boonoke ram breeding manager, Angus Munro, Deniliquin, NSW, with the buyers, Shayne and Lisa Mackin, Kamballie stud, Yorkrakine, WA, and Wayne and Pippa Button, Manunda stud, Tammin, WA, with the ram held by Poll Boonoke stud manager Shannon Mitchell.

WA studs shell out big dollars for Poll Boonoke ram

Alastair Dowie

SUPREME EXHIBIT: Reavesdale Wiltipoll, Murringo, NSW, took out the supreme exhibit with its ram, here with handler Alex Rotzler, Murringo, NSW.

Wiltipoll's hard to split

Andrew Miller

TOP EWE: The top selling Dorper and White Dorper, with Landmark's Tim Woodham, Bob and Simone Burrows, Mount Dromedary Dorpers, Andrea Vagg, Dell Dorpers, and Lachie Collins, Landmark.

Top Dorper off to Tasmania

Andrew Miller

No visit to Nambucca would be complete without a walk along the V-Wall.

Nambucca hasn't changed, and that's great

Rochelle Tubb

Street residents Gwyn Headley and Sarah Badham

That's a bit steep: record taken from NZ

Lake Louise: Definitely a North American highlight.

Find your next holiday amongst these travel deals

John Rozentals

MANAGE YOUR PAIN: Simple activities including daily stretching, exercise and relaxation can help you manage your pain.

Tips to manage your pain

Recipe and photo by McKenziesfoods.com.au

It's National Lamington Day! Celebrate with this vegan recipe

If leaves are not cleared they can also be detrimental to your lawn and can smother small plants.

Spring gardens are made in winter