Back to My Childhood
Can you recall the memories stirred by your treasured childhood toy? Toys hold precious memories. They take us back to a time when they played, had fun and were, for a time, carefree.
Read MoreMar 28, 2025
Can you recall the memories stirred by your treasured childhood toy? Toys hold precious memories. They take us back to a time when they played, had fun and were, for a time, carefree.
Read MoreMar 28, 2025
Connells Gully Rd is named after a local character, Tom Connell, who was recognised for discovering one of the Daylesford goldfields. Tom lived in Connell’s Gully and later died there in a tragic and untimely manner.
Read MoreMar 21, 2025
While it’s renowned as New Zealand’s ski and adventure capital, Queenstown on the South Island has much broader appeal for travellers. Here are some tips for getting the most from your visit.
Read MoreMar 21, 2025
Being able to articulate the creative visual world in rich and evocative ways via words is an essential skill for an artist and designer. Morgan Williams explains.
Read MoreMar 21, 2025
Today’s Medicare has its origins in the Medibank program introduced 50 years ago by the Whitlam Government but the Medicare funding model was not designed to deal with the dramatic growth of chronic disease. A new Medicare model is needed – one that puts more emphasis on keeping people healthy. At the first in a series of Daylesford Conversations, Dr Hal Swerissen will explore new directions for Medicare.
Read MoreMar 21, 2025
The Daylesford Historical Society hosted a special event at the Daylesford Museum on Tuesday, March 18 at which Larry Edwards, an expert local textile conservator, gave a detailed talk on the intricate process of restoring and preserving the historic Trewhella wedding dress.
Read MoreMar 14, 2025
We have a wonderful and diverse native wasp fauna and very few of them sting or bother humans in any way at all. Tanya Loos introduces some of her favourites.
Read MoreMar 14, 2025
The Guildford Big Tree, a majestic Biyal (River Red Gum) on Djandak (Dja Dja Wurrung Country), has stood for more than 530 years, serving as a cultural marker and environmental haven. In February 2024, the tree shed several massive limbs but thanks to Djaara’s Guildford Biyal Project, this ancient tree will continue to inspire and unite the community for generations to come.
Read MoreMar 7, 2025
With the European summer season fast approaching, those with the means will be ducking off to distant shores – including to the fabulous United Kingdom. And some will be visiting London for the first time. Local travel writer, Adam Ford, provides some tips for the first time visitor.
Read MoreMar 7, 2025
Daylesford’s rainfall total for January and February was 31% below average, continuing the very dry conditions over the past year. In 2024 we only had 74% of our long-term average rainfall.
Read MoreFeb 28, 2025
The Wombat Post and Rotary are sponsoring a program of ‘Daylesford Conversations:...
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