News
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Hot days and low rainfall expected for summer ahead
It was a dry and relatively warm spring across the Maryborough region, with just 6.2 millimetres of rain falling throughout October, all three months recording below median totals and the district sweltering through the second hottest November day since 1982.
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Local water resources in positive position
Local water supply resources are in a “good position” heading into what is predicted to be a hot and dry summer according Central Highlands Water (CHW).
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First Home Loan Deposit Scheme passes
Eligible first home buyers will now be able to get into the market with just a five percent deposit following the passing of the First Home Loan Deposit Scheme earlier this month.
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No glass in Pyrenees Shire recycling bins
Pyrenees Shire residents are being urged to remove glass from their recycling as new recycling requirements come into effect.
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Epilepsy info session to give locals insight
A free epilepsy information session is set to give community members the opportunity to hear first hand experiences from those living with the condition.
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Locals unite for cycle challenge to fight cancer
A local team will be cycling and walking for a cause this weekend as they take on the Unite to Fight Cancer fundraiser event in Melbourne
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Energy Breakthrough calling for volunteers ahead of 2019 event
Locals are being encouraged to put up their hand for a volunteering position at the 2019 Energy Breakthrough.
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Dellavedova’s debut book lands on local shelves
Copies of local basketball superstar Matthew Dellavedova’s first book have hit the shelves of the Maryborough Regional Library.
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Highview students mark Design and Technologies Week
Highview College students showcased their work as part of Design and Technology Week earlier this month.
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Moliagul remembers flying doctors pioneer John Flynn
Goldfields Historical and Arts Society members, and a number of other local groups, will be remembering Moliagul-born John Flynn at a special event this weekend.
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Students welcome sun smart donation
St Augustine’s Primary School students will be staying sun safe at this year’s Energy Breakthrough with some 70 hats donated to the school this week.
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Students take on Walk to School program
Amphitheatre Primary School students are getting up and active as part of VicHealthʼs Walk to School program.