Local News
New Open Access Library Hours to Improve Convenience for Hepburn Shire Residents
Have you tried your library lately? You might be surprised at what’s on offer — and soon, it’ll be even easier to drop by, any day of the week.
Hip Hop Dance Classes – Notes from the DNC
Young people in Daylesford will have the chance to learn high-energy Hip Hop and Open Style Dance moves from professional dancer JB from Existdance thanks to a new six-week program starting Monday 4th August.
Christmas in July? Or just Santa’s Helpers Getting Busy?
The beloved Wombat Tree decorations are getting a makeover ahead of this year’s festive season, with more trees, more wombats, and a broader display planned for the streets of Daylesford. Thanks to the Daylesford Men’s Shed, Rotary, and local community support, the colourful display will be bigger and better than ever.
Hepburn Wind to Run Local Energy Literacy Program
Hepburn Energy will lead a regional energy literacy initiative to help households across the Grampians Central West region switch to cheaper, cleaner electric appliances.
Shaping the Future of Hepburn Mineral Springs Reserve: Community Voices Needed
Hepburn Shire Council has begun the first stage of consultation to help shape a new masterplan for the Hepburn Mineral Springs Reserve—and local residents are being urged to get involved.
Council launches INNOVATE Reconciliation Action Plan
Hepburn Shire Council has launched its Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), marking a significant milestone in its reconciliation journey and deepening its partnership with the Dja Dja Wurrung people, the Traditional Owners of the region.
Winter Darning Workshop at Daylesford Repair Cafe
This coming Repair Café will include a workshop on darning an item of clothing that needs repairing. Come along and learn from our expert at Mending, Darning and Sewing.
Help Wanted, Plants Needed – Notes from the DNC
Daylesford Neighbourhood Centre is calling on the community to help bring The Paddock Project to life by donating seedlings, cuttings, and established plants. And if you have ever dreamed of crafting your own delicious cheese at home, now’s your chance to turn that dream into a delicious reality!
New Chapter for Daylesford’s Tree of Knowledge
A living link to Daylesford’s past has been restored with the planting of a young English Elm in Burke Square—grown from a cutting of the original “Tree of Knowledge,” a much-loved landmark that once stood in the same spot.
Join the Daylesford Dharma School Free Pathway to Prep Program
The Daylesford Dharma School will be running a free fortnightly program in their Prep classroom to nurture school confidence and curiosity for 4 to 5 year old children.