Manager Doug Baird in Australia’s smallest pub. As excitement grows for the opening of Maldon’s Porcupine Village tourist attraction, the managers are looking forward to sharing the results of their hard work and they have surprises in store for future visitors. Managers Doug and Deb Baird have been toiling for four years developing, renovating and…
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Get Ready, Maldon and Surrounds:
Get involved in hands on activities. The Shire’s Emergency Expo is tomorrow! Local emergency services are inviting residents of Maldon and surrounding areas to join them at the Emergency Expo on Saturday 18 October for a fun, informative day out for the whole family. Held every two years, this important event is a key opportunity…
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Winners
Michelle Dorian during her acceptance speech. The Tarrangower Times is a win for the whole community, it exists to serve the community and this has been recognised by the Council at this week’s Mount Alexander Business Awards. The TT is thrilled to have been awarded as winner in the Community Impact Category and would like…
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Brick by Brick: Big Project
Councillor Rosalie Hastwell, Bank Chair Ross Egleton and Jenny Merkus from the Tarrangower Tomorrow group celebrate the BIG Project announcement. Photo by Rob Leeson. A buoyant crowd gathered at Maldon Community Centre on Thursday 21 August to hear the announcement from Community Bank Maldon & District about its BIG Project grant, which offered a million…
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