In May 1885 the Tarrangower Times published an account of a visit to Maldon by ‘Ulysses’, a young man from Carlton.
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The Hub future secured
The Castlemaine Hub. Castlemaine Community Investment Co-operative announced on Thursday 26 June that it had realised its goal to raise the funds to purchase The Hub, three days before the investment deadline. The Castlemaine Community Investment Co-operative is a group of residents working together to purchase and manage local properties and keep them community-owned. The…
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