Articles tagged ‘Culture’.
The Guardian Carlos Fuentes, Mexico‘s most celebrated novelist and a leading figure in Latin America’s 20th century literary boom of the ...
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Simon Whetham is a sound artist from the UK who will be holding an Active Listening and Field Recording Workshop on Sunday 20 May, 2-6pm. It will ...
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Luka Lesson won the first round of the Australian Poetry Slam at The Maurocco Bar, Castlemaine, in October last year, and went on to become the Austra...
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A new club for men and women over 18 is about to be established to expand the thinking and understanding of the mind and for all those with an interes...
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Dear CI, A few years ago I read an editorial in the Bendigo Addy which told me – the presumed uninformed reader – that “the medium i...
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The Age recently reported that a British doctor, suspended in the United Kingdom after reports that she tried to buy black widow spider and deathstalk...
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What do you think of a community owned wind farm in the Mount Alexander area? Online survey NOW open. This important survey is an opportunity to have ...
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WITH TRACEY CANDY AND STAN MUNRO CONCERT TRES SAUCY A super special fund-raiser in Chewton, starring STAN MUNRO and TRACEY CANDY. Friday, 1 June, 7.30...
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Filled your cellar with canned food? We are nearly half way through 2012 and on December 21 a cataclysmic event is supposed to occur which, according ...
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Teenagers are not looking for answers to life’s big questions in established religious institutions. Instead, they engage in intense idolisation...
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The Victorian government will consider a bid to bring a railway museum to Castlemaine. Former deputy prime minister Tim Fischer addressed a Bendigo Yo...
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The Castlemaine Oxfam Group is holding a Bushdance on Saturday, 2 June in the Castlemaine Town Hall, from 6-10pm, to raise money for Oxfam. The Cente...
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Join with the Mount Alexander Volunteer Network on Tuesday 15 May for a delicious two-course meal at the Castlemaine Town Hall and receive a compleme...
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By Jan ‘Yarn’ Wositzky I’m not a Christian and I don’t believe in ‘God’. I’ve had little contact with organised religion. I know nothing...
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By Tim Preston Taylor McKenzie-Veal’s upcycled piggy bank: “This Little Piggy.” Taylor has taken an industrial process and knowledge...
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Wednesday night’s Community Wind Forum in Castlemaine Town Hall marked the last of six held across Mount Alexander Shire in the past three weeks...
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By Chris McGreal May 06, 2012 “The Guardian” – - A United Nations investigator probing discrimination against Native Americans has c...
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Get your dance shoes on and get ready to party at Castlemaine FReeZA’s GLO IN THE DARK DANCE PARTY on Friday 25 May 2012 from 7pm – 11pm. It wil...
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During compost week get into this inspiring film, DIRT. DIRT! The Movie, tells the amazing and little known story of the relationship between ...
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“C’est Si Bon is a show you will love and think about after the last lights have gone out” – Castlemaine Independent Cabaret chanteuse, Rebecc...
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Victorian College of the Arts students will receive a crash course in how art can be used as a tool of protest and as a catalyst for social change, by...
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Writing in The Conversation Anthony James, Lecturer with the National Centre for Sustainability at Swinburne University of Technology asks whether i...
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Who wants to talk about death and dying? That is just what the Castlemaine Health and Maldon Hospital Palliative Care Special Interest Group is inviti...
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The new Castlemaine citizens’ club formed to support the Maryborough Highland Society’s proposal for their Castlemaine Sports and Communit...
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Disposaphobia: A Detritus Narrative Bridget Keena Opening Friday 4 May 6pm until Friday 25 May A multimedia installation consisting of video, sculptur...
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Thanks Rosemary for your article. As a teacher and parent I too am concerned about media popularising violence especially in young people who have not...
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There are 50 tickets remaining for Paul Kelly’s show at Theatre Royal on Tuesday May 29. There will not be any further release of tickets in the...
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By Rosemary McKenry A 13-year-old girl, Ruby, puts up two ‘likes’ on her Facebook page. ‘The Hunger Games’ and ‘Kony 2012.’ Her friends do...
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Great Grandma Sassy ‘Saskatchewan’ O’Higgins came to Australia from County Monaghan via Canada and Chicago. She migrated after falling i...
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