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Hepburn Palais to reopen

Hepburn Palais to reopen

The rebranded Hepburn Palais is reopening with its original name. The Palais hopes to bring back great live entertainment to the Hepburn Shire. This includes live music, comedy, dancing, theatre, kids' events, and serving as a versatile community space for cultural,...

Making Sport more affordable

Making Sport more affordable

The Victorian State Government is delivering practical cost-of-living relief for Victorian families – investing in local sporting clubs so more people can play, coach and volunteer without the extra financial pressure. Member for Macedon, Mary-Anne Thomas has...

Daylesford Man Charged with Aggravated Assault

Daylesford Man Charged with Aggravated Assault

A 51 year old Daylesford man has been charged with aggravated assault by police following complaints by a solo female bush walker. Sarah Gibbs, a 30 year old woman, made complaints to police that allege she was assaulted by a man while she was alone walking the track...

Easier and Cheaper to get care for ADHD

Easier and Cheaper to get care for ADHD

Victorians will no longer need to face lengthy wait times or spend thousands of dollars to get care for ADHD.  Mary-Anne Thomas, State Minister for Health said “We’re changing the way Victorians can access an ADHD diagnosis and treatment, because income or...

Polystyrene Recycling at transfer stations

Polystyrene Recycling at transfer stations

Hepburn Shire residents can now recycle their polystyrene at Council’s three transfer stations in Creswick, Daylesford and Trentham. The recycling trial is set to begin mid-February and will run until June 2026 when factors such as uptake, contamination and cost will...

Cracking Down On illegal Dumping

Cracking Down On illegal Dumping

People have been dumping rubbish and green waste in the Wombat Forrest and in the bush around the transfer station on Ajax road after hours or to avoid the fees. If you get caught you are up for significant fines and the possibility of a criminal conviction. The...