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Hepburn Shire Council has appointed experienced local government executive Janet Dore as Acting Chief Executive Officer following the departure of Bradley Thomas, who leaves office today (Friday). Ms Dore will take up the role on 3 August for an initial...

There's lots happening at the Phoenix at The Rex Cinema.

Daylesford's recent run of frosty mornings has transformed paddocks and pathways into glittering white landscapes.

"And for all of that, this cobblestone, water-logged hearth smoke cloudy, riverside village-city (slowly, slowly more the latter) was about to fall under the strangest of spells." - The Ultraviolet Moth Driving from Upwey to Kinglake, when I was working...

Welcome to Glimpses into Words in Winter, a weekly showcase of writings from some of the talented presenters and authors joining us for this year's festival. This week, we feature local poets Ross Gillett and EA Gleeson.

The painted wombats that brightened Daylesford shopfronts last Christmas are set to return, with the Daylesford Rotary Club and Daylesford Men's Shed inviting local artists to create another collection of uniquely decorated wombats.

From rolling news coverage and endless podcasts to books and documentaries rushed into production, our obsession with true crime might seem like a recent phenomenon. But there’s nothing new about our appetite for crime news – or our willingness to treat serious crimes like murder as a form of entertainment.

It’s fascinating to delve into the history of the New Year’s Eve celebrations in the Vincent St precinct!  The Daylesford & District Historical society have found that it officially started NYE of 1927 but may have been an event for several years before that!

From the soccer World Cup final to a highly praised version of one of literature’s immortal stories and a study on leading a more satisfying and generous life. They are just some of the offerings this week from Daylesford’s community...

Hepburn Shire Council is facing an unprecedented governance crisis, with five of its seven councillors stood down and upcoming council meetings cancelled following private criminal prosecutions brought by local businessman and property developer David Penman. The most recent prosecutions relate...