Coroner’s Inquest into Daylesford Tragedy Delayed
A number of news sources, including the Ballarat Courier, have reported that the threat of a...
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Councillor Column – 18 March 2026 – Cr Lesley Hewitt
Published on 18 March 2026 Since my last Councillor Column, it has been a busy time across the...
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Local Student Defies the Drift: Caitlyn Sandwith’s Agricultural Journey
For Newlyn local Caitlyn Sandwith, the connection to the land isn’t just a hobby—it’s a...
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Daylesford College Live4Life members embrace Blue Tree project
The 2026 Daylesford College Live4Life members have officially joined the Blue Tree project, a...
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Community grant support for local projects opens
Community groups across Hepburn Shire are encouraged to apply for funding as Council opens the...
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Tech Talk and Tea is back teaching digital literacy
Council’s popular digital literacy program, Tech Talk and Tea, returns from mid-March, once again...
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Clunes Booktown
Clunes Booktown Festival will celebrate its 20th anniversary on 21-22 March 2026 with an...
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Daylesford Arts Autumn Exhibition
Get ready to dive into the vibrant world of art this Easter at Daylesford Arts’ Autumn 2026 Art...
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Local Building Designer Pleads Guilty to Assaulting Shire CEO
Stephen Schenk, a local building designer, has pleaded guilty to assaulting Shire CEO Bradley...
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A Short History of Cinema in Daylesford
Cinema in Daylesford is about to make a comeback at its home in the Rex thanks to the efforts of a...
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Walking Country: Nature, Trails and the Future of Outdoor Tourism
Outdoor recreation could become one of the most important pillars of the Daylesford district’s visitor economy in the years ahead. That is the message behind an upcoming Daylesford Conversation that will explore how walking, cycling and nature-based tourism can build on the region’s existing strengths.
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Rethinking Outdoor Dining Fees in Daylesford
Outdoor dining has become one of the defining features of Hepburn Shire’s town centres. From...
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