Sitting Quietly Alone in a Room
Petrus Spronk reflects on a solo camping and hiking trip in Gariwerd.
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Author: Hal Swerissen
Farmers Need to Reduce Emissions
Local criticism of the Western Transmission Line Project has raised concern about high voltage electricity lines going through farm land and the impact on agriculture. But agriculture also has a major part to play in reducing emissions. Agriculture will need investment, assistance (including renewable energy) and support to play its part in meeting the challenge of climate change.
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Hospital Master Plan to Start
With the appointment of Blight Blight and Blight, architects, to undertake the preparation of the master plan for the Daylesford Hospital, Maree Cuddihy, CEO of Central Highlands Rural Health answers questions about the master planning process.
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Daylesford Neighbourhood Centre Reopens
The Neighbourhood Centre has announced that it is open again. The Term 4 brochure is being prepared and will be available next week. The term will be shorter than usual because of COVID restrictions.
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A New Name for Jim Crow Creek?
Hepburn Shire Council is working with project partners, Mount Alexander Shire Council, North Central Catchment Management Authority and Dja Dja Wurrung Clans Aboriginal Corporation (DJARRA), on the proposed renaming of Jim Crow Creek to Larni Barramal Yaluk.
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