They Shot the Horses – Myth or Fact?
Leslie Hewitt explores the myth that Australian horses that served in WW1 were shot rather than return them to Australia.
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Author: Tim Bach
An Indoor Aquatics Facility Makes Sense
Dear Editor, David Moore (Letters, 22/04/2022) appears to have misunderstood the Council decision on the Aquatics Strategy and the capital costs of funding an indoor aquatics facility should Council decide to undertake this...
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Clunes Booktown this Weekend
The Clunes Booktown Festival is on this weekend in venues around Clunes. The Festival program and ticketing information is available on-line.
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Daylesford A Grade Netball Upset Hepburn in Surprise Result
Daylesford senior netball team had a convincing win over cross-town rivals, Hepburn, in their return to A grade netball. The Hepburn senior football team was victorious in the Bill Malone Cup.
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For the first time in three years ANZAC Day was commemorated in and around Daylesford without the restrictions required to prevent and manage the spread of COVID. There was a large crowd for the service at the Daylesford cenotaph and the traditional ANZAC day march in the Victoria Street. Smaller services were held in Eganstown and Bullarto.
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