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Hepburn Women’s Golf School

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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Emergency Services Expo

Visit the Daylesford Emergency Expo on October 19 from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at Victoria Park, Daylesford. The event offers a opportunity to learn essential skills and connect with local emergency services.

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Spring Slow in Coming and Very Dry

Although rainfall for August and September was well below normal, the Bureau of Meteorology continues to forecast wetter than normal rainfall across much of Australia for the rest of 2024.

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Community Awards – Nominations Open

Hepburn Shire Council is calling for nominations from across our community to acknowledge the people and groups working tirelessly to make Hepburn Shire a great place to live, work and play.

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Meet the Candidates Sessions

On Wednesday September 25th, the Chamber hosted a Meet the Candidates forum at Radius Gallery in Hepburn Springs, in preparation for the upcoming local government elections. Another Meet the Candidates session will be held in collaboration with Glenlyon Progress Association on Monday October 7th.

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Cinema to Return to the Rex

The beloved Daylesford community cinema is poised to make a comeback, thanks to the persistent efforts of the Daylesford Cinema Group. A deal has been struck with the new owners of The Rex which will allow the group to lease the upper floor of the building and complete the cinema shell started as part of the abandoned Rex project.

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Delays to Glenlyon Recreation Reserve Construction

Council has resolved to pause the Glenlyon Recreation Reserve Pavilion construction project that addresses the location of the pavilion at the Reserve. Fire risks cannot be managed in the preferred location and further consideration is required.

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Planning Decision Thwarted by Councillor Walkout

A decision on a confidential planning matter was thwarted when three councillors walked out of the regular Council meeting on September 16. Councillors Drylie, Bray and Halliday left the meeting in order to prevent a vote on the matter.

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