Articles tagged ‘News’.
A new study has looked into how our psychology concerning war and conflict may have been shaped by our evolutionary past. Following a review of curren...
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The Cadigal Council last night warned residents that an invasion fleet was due to land at Eora country some time today. The fleet, believed to be from...
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Last week Council voted to not support the application by the Maryborough Highland Society for new gaming premises approval at the old Goods Shed in K...
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Read the complete archive of poker machine stories by clicking the problem gambler at left ...
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Nearly 30 community groups including business leaders, churches, sporting groups and health professionals in Castlemaine have called on developers to ...
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A by-election for the Calder Ward vacancy has been scheduled by the Victorian Electoral Commission for Saturday 25 February 2012 following the resigna...
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As there’s a horse race somewhere in the world today, or something, CI brings you a review of the Byzantine Encyclopaedia of Horse Medicine, an...
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Pictures of the parade for the Castlemaine show taken by Craig from the Castlemaine Camera Club...
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By Christina Harris When David, a library volunteer, recently brought his Ipad into the Castlemaine library, his fellow volunteers were interested in ...
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Australia has enjoyed a 19 per cent fall in the value of Australian uranium exports from 2009-10 to 2010-11. Smart companies and smart countries see...
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A worker was reported to have been killed in an accident at the site of the Marcoule nuclear facility in the south of France. The incident, which inju...
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Helping a Warlpiri man, from the remote Aboriginal desert community of Yuendumu, navigate the road to AFL stardom is a far cry from Deakin University ...
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“My work here is done” – Steve Jobs on discovering CI has reformatted its mobile device rendering to allow easy viewing from all mob...
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By Tim Preston. Body Conscious Design, a lecture by Dr Galen Cranz at the School for F.M. Alexander Studies in Melbourne recently confirmed for me cha...
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Independent Senator for South Australia Nick Xenophon is calling on State and Federal Governments to insist that mining giant BHP buys more of its mat...
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One thousand workers are sacked and the company takes $100 million from Government. Independent Senator for South Australia Nick Xenophon has describe...
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Is independent media important to you? At Castlemaine Independent we offer an independent, free news service. It’s free to subscribe and we want...
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By anonymous With the 2011 Census nearly upon us, an anonymous contributor to CI has pointed to flaws in the process. Alleged inconsistencies in the p...
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The Possible Futures Film Contest, a joint project of FOUR YEARS. GO. and The Pachamama Alliance, received 317 films from film makers in 44 countries ...
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From GetUp Australia More info at: GetUp Here is more analysis from the Australia Institute: Has the PM “knocked the brick wall do...
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Have you noticed the phenomenal growth of the pile of TVs at the tip? Help is on the way, and surprisingly from those who made and sold the TVs. Produ...
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With a new financial year ahead, businesses and not-for-profit organisations in central Victoria are invited to participate in a heavily subsidised pr...
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The Australian Greens are calling on the Federal Government to alter the powers of the Foreign Investment Review Board to include water licenses. And...
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NAIDOC stands for the National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee. Its origins can be traced to the emergence of Aboriginal groups in t...
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By Andrew McKenna A field officer from the Australian Communications and Media Authority has been in Castlemaine today investigating a possible ̵...
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Opinion, by Michelle Slater* Jumps racing is an outdated and under-serviced part of the thoroughbred racing industry and is a PR embarrassment. The Be...
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Castlemaine Theatre Company is about to hold auditions for Moliere’s The Hypochondriac, a scathing lampoon of selfishness and gullibility. If yo...
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April 28, 2011 The Alternative Technology Association says it’s time to stop listening to the environmental naysayers and put a price on carbon as s...
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1 April 2011 The Anticlinal Fold United Co-op of Castlemaine is proud to announce it has received correspondence from UNESCO headquarters in Paris thi...
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Mount Alexander Shire Council’s exhibition program for the Phee Broadway Theatre Foyer exhibition space provides an opportunity to showcase differen...
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By Teresa Mallon Women in regional areas often feel isolated and at a loss of where to turn when life’s journey turns a complicated corner. Fami...
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The ALP is in trouble. Opinion polls show the federal Labor Party first preference polling at near-historic lows. The New South Wales branch is facing...
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The Senate has backed a jointly-proposed motion from senators Rachel Siewert and Nick Xenophon raising concern at the deleterious effect of problem ga...
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