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Kinglake students put the cart before the horse

Tuesday November 17, 2009
KINGLAKE Primary School is one of 1067 Victorian primary and secondary schools that will do battle in Maryborough this weekend, racing fuel-free vehicles that students have designed and built.

...AND ANOTHER THING

Friday September 4, 2009
THE US, Australia and China in a military menage a trois. For the sake of the exercise, let's hope they are all firing blanks. Paul Custance, St Kilda

Brumby blasts 'vandalism' on books

Tuesday July 21, 2009
ABOLISHING import restrictions on books would be economic and cultural vandalism, according to John Brumby.

RSVP

Tuesday June 16, 2009
Robert Joseph Cake Seeking information on the

'there Isn't A Station In Europe That's Got Such A Clock'

Wednesday December 10, 2008
MARK TWAIN once described Maryborough as "a station with a town attached to it". The historic station, which the American author visited in 1895, has undergone a $1.9 million restoration over the past two years and continues to be admired for its grandeur and colonial opulence.

Sugar Bosses Join For A Sweet Deal

Friday September 5, 2008
EXECUTIVES of Maryborough Sugar Factory and Tully Sugar have met to discuss merger plans, with a joint working party agreeing to invite three Tully representatives to the combined board if the deal goes ahead.

Sweeter Stake

Thursday September 4, 2008
SIR Ron Brierley's Guinness Peat Group has increased its stake in the nation's only pure listed sugar company, Maryborough Sugar Factory. GPG boosted its holding to 23.41% from 19.73%. Maryborough has taken a leading role in the consolidation of Australia's $1.75 billion sugar cane industry. -- ELI GREENBLAT

Weddings

Monday August 18, 2008
DIAZ - BAILEY: Kristine Diaz and Aaron Bailey were married at St Francis Xavier's Cathedral, Wollongong on August 9. The bride is the youngest daughter of Alfonso and Milagros Diaz of Maryborough West, Queensland, and the groom the eldest son of Benjamin and Moira Bailey of Laytown, Ireland. The reception was at Novotel Northbeach.

Bore Water Supplied To Central Highlands

Wednesday May 21, 2008
BORE water from a farm is being used to supplement the plunging water supply in the Victorian goldfields town of Maryborough.

Redevelopment Will Add Value To Cane Fields

Wednesday March 26, 2008
QUEENSLAND company Maryborough Sugar Factory has been swamped with offers from potential joint-venture partners after lodging plans for a $500 million marina and residential project with the council.

House Inferno Claims Two Children

Wednesday December 6, 2006
TWO children under five died after a fire tore through a family home in Bowenvale, north of Maryborough, yesterday.

Glut Of Goals In Prospect

Saturday September 23, 2006
IF IT'S goals you want, then the Maryborough Castlemaine District Football League is one place you'll find them.

Goals Galore At The Grassroots

Monday August 28, 2006
IF IT is goals you want, get down to the Maryborough-Castlemaine District Football League. In the final round of the season, three teams kicked 45 goals or more, with Harcourt's Sean Smith slotting 20 in a big day out against Avoca.

Jobless Up Sharply In City's North

Saturday December 3, 2005
UNEMPLOYMENT has rebounded in some of Victoria's worst areas of joblessness, climbing back over 13 per cent in Broadmeadows, Moe, Morwell and Maryborough, the Federal Government says.

Gath To Launch Dual Cup Strike

Sunday October 30, 2005
LEADING Victorian trainer Andrew Gath heads into the Central Goldfields Shire Maryborough Pacing Cup tomorrow with two top chances in the $20,000 standing-start event.

Villages Of Of Learning For All Ages

Monday August 22, 2005
Maryborough's new education centre is the realisation of a community's vision. By Margaret Cook.

Maryborough Ready To Party

Sunday July 17, 2005
THE famed three-day Redwood carnival at Maryborough in Victoria gets under way on Friday.

Chance To Go For Gold At Maryborough's 150th Birthday

Saturday July 10, 2004
It seems that each week this year, some place in Victoria is celebrating its 150th anniversary. This weekend the former goldrush town of Maryborough is commemorating its naming day.

Maryborough

Sunday May 30, 2004
Colonial architecture and antiques will always draw the crowds, writes Peter Robinson.

Big Boost For Dental Care In $2bn Package

Wednesday May 5, 2004
Public dental services for children and concession card holders will receive a $97.2 million increase under a health package worth an extra $2 billion over the next four years. The package, announced in yesterday's budget, allocates $335 million to building works at hospitals and other health facilities, including upgrades at the Royal Melbourne, Dandenong, Echuca and Maryborough hospitals and redevelopments at nursing home and community centres.