Understanding Good Posture
Andrew Gallagher This is the first in a series of articles on Posture and Health, focussing on a...
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Living Well
Pruning Fruit Trees – Notes from the Daylesford Neighbourhood Centre (DNC).
Learn the Art of Fruit Tree Pruning with Permaculture Educator Gareth Devenish As autumn...
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Christ Church Concert Series
A new year begins, marking a significant milestone for the Christ Church concert series: the fifth...
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Hovering Between the Literal and the Magical: American Artist Allison Wiese Gets Curious in Glenlyon
Allison Wiese, an interdisciplinary artist who works with sculpture, sound, performance, and...
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Hit and miss Rieslings
Clive Hartley Riesling is a bit of a paradox. It should be our most popular styles as it can be...
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Benefit Concert at Yandoit Cultural for our local fire-affected communities- with Django Fretts and Jo Huf
It’s been a wild January with fires impacting on so many people, homes, mountains, farms, animals,...
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Nobody’s Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justice
Virginia Roberts Giuffre’s memoir was published posthumously in October 2025 and has already had a significant influence in shining a light on the abuse she and many other young women have suffered. It is a raw and unsparing account of her experiences of being trafficked for sexual activities to powerful men.
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DJAARA Exhibition to Honour Guildford Big Tree: Calling All Artists
DJAARA, the Dja Dja Wurrung Clans Aboriginal Corporation, is planning an exhibition at the Castlemaine Arts Museum in July next year to honour the timber which fell from the much-loved Guildford Big Tree in February 2024.
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Combine Art and Wine to Tingle All Your Senses
Chris Dilworth and Loique Allain have brought wine and art to Daylesford with their art gallery and cellar door combination at 5 Howe Street. They bring a rich background, having worked, studied and travelled across Europe and Australia.
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The Art of Third Places
Third places are the physical spaces we inhabit that allow us to gather, connect, form friendships, and socialise without obligation or expectation. They are not about productivity or consumption, they are about presence. Third places are vital for healthy communities, resilient societies and a connected world.
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Window Wombats Fundraiser off to a Flying Start
The fundraising campaign for the wonderful window wombats is off to a flying start. The wombats,...
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