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Mount Alexander Shire · Mount Alexander ShireWhen the interleague senior football match between Riddell and Southern leagues went into extra time at Romsey in 2019, it was hard to believe it could happen. Yet, the same scenario occurred again on Saturday when the two leagues met again at RSEA Park Moorabbin, and this time the RDFNL missed out by a point after entering the last quarter 33 points ahead. For Southern, it was redemption for losing five years ago. It was dramatic, heart-stoppin…See the Story
Five years on – extra time again
Mount Alexander Shire · Mount Alexander ShireKyneton Rangers women and girls teams participated in the Bendigo Amateur Soccer League’s third Female Football Round on Saturday. Boasting a phenomenal 11 female teams for the 2024 competition, ranging from under eight girls through to two senior women’s teams, Kyneton is certainly pulling its weight when it comes to enhancing female player participation in the sport. FFR is an initiative that celebrates the growth of women’s football and ack…See the Story
Players celebrate female round
Mount Alexander Shire · Mount Alexander ShireKyneton Football Netball Club congratulates the Tigers’ players who have made the final cut to represent the Riddell League in matches against the Southern Football Netball League this weekend. It’s five years since the Riddell League’s last outing against the Southern League. The Kyneton Tigers were competing in the Bendigo League at that time. Tomorrow (Saturday) matches are at RSEA Park at Moorabbin. The Southern League will be looking to mak…See the Story
Tigers in interleague teams
InternetQC Craft Beer Week returns on May 10-17, marking a milestone anniversary of the QC Ale Trail. Established in 2019 through a partnership between Visit Quad Cities and regional craft breweries, the QC Ale Trail is an immersive self-guided tour spanning both sides of the Mississippi River that showcases the vibrant craft brewery scene. Participants […]The post Celebrating Five Years of the QC Ale Trail appeared first on Quad Cities Business Jour…See the Story
Celebrating Five Years of the QC Ale Trail
Mount Alexander Shire · Mount Alexander ShireWhen Adam Bourke built up his bakehouse to become a defining feature of Woodend, he knew he’d done something right. After 34 years, Bourkies Bakehouse is now an institution in the town and Adam is preparing to hand the legacy over to new owners. What people may not know is that its baking founder almost didn’t continue his early career, had the fates not intervened. After completing a four-year baking apprenticeship, at age 20, Adam decided to …See the Story
A recipe for success
Property · Campbells CreekTwo friends who set up a permanent campsite on their property at Campbells Creek have been told by the local council they have three weeks to move out. Nathaniel Muller bought the two-and-a-half-acre block of land in 2020, intending to use it for camping. But now Nathaniel is permanently camped on the bush block with his friend Beck Meyers, who bought into the property, and Beck’s two children aged 10 and seven years old. Beck told the Express …See the Story
Campers told to move
Mount Alexander Shire · Mount Alexander ShireThe team at Forest Creek Tattoo in Castlemaine has once held a flash day to raise vital funds for charity. In 2023 they raised funds for Mount Alexander Animal Welfare and this year’s charity flash day on March 24 was held as part of the international Still Not Asking For It event. The first SNAFI flash fundraiser was held in New York in 2015 and it has since grown to become a global event raising funds for local organisations focused on support…See the Story
Tattoo Flash Day raises $12,200
Fish · Mount Alexander ShireEvery Wednesday for the past 16 years, Tom Taft has bought his weekly fish and chips and made his way to his wife’s grave at the Castlemaine Cemetery with Molly, his little cavalier jack russell. Most weeks he brings a fresh bunch of flowers, carefully arranging them in wooden vases he specially crafted from red gum posts, that sit on either side of his wife’s headstone. Keitha died in 2007 and was laid to rest place in a peaceful bush block wit…See the Story
