Raquel Stevens attended a two-day intensive golf clinic at Hepburn Golf Course and RACV Goldfields Resort and gives the clinic high praise. More clinics are planned so aspiring female golfers should get on board.
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Spring is a busy time for gardeners. Whist the weather is still cool and the soil moist it is the perfect time to set your garden up to look it’s best for the next few months. Whether your garden is for your own pleasure, or you are hosting a special event, plant care is most important.
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We can all play a part in preventing the horror that is family violence. We need to call out disrespect and violence against women whenever and wherever we see it.
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Michael Klim has recently released his memoir, Klim, the subject of September’s 2nd Thursday Book Review on Hepburn Radio. He talks about his swimming career, his family history and his struggles with debilitating illness. Lesley Hewitt says the book will inspire more than those who are only interested in swimming as a sport.
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Lavender, that beautifully scented evergreen plant, native to the Mediterranean, Middle East and India, has leaves and flowers that are used as medicine. But did you know that it might also be a useful deterrent for deer?
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Radius Art Space will host the annual Swiss-Italian Festa Landscape Art exhibition. In his monthly column, Morgan Williams talks about his personal experience with landscape art. Entries for the exhibition close October 13.
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Are you thinking of entering the Rotary Daylesford Art Show? Petrus Spronk will be judging the seven categories in the Show and he tells us here what he will be looking for. Get busy painting because entries close on October 2.
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Family violence in Australia occurs in all cultures, communities and across all demographics including age, gender and socioeconomic status. Evidence shows that a major driver of family violence in our community is gender inequality, the unequal distribution of power, resources and choice based on someone’s gender identity.
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A delicate spider web, woven beneath the eaves of a local home, and highlighted by thousands of glistening water droplets captured the imagination of Mark Rak.
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Magpies, Magpie-larks, Plovers, Grey Butcher Birds, Red Wattlebirds, and Laughing Kookaburras are also known to swoop during nesting season.
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Perching birds have an ankle and leg design that helps them to grip a branch with minimal effort when they perch. This helps them survive extreme winds. But finding food is more difficult and nests are at tisk.
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September 1 is celebrated as Wattle Day in Australia. Our gardens and forests are awash with the quintessential Australian bloom of wattles in spring.
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