Sunbury & Macedon Ranges

A constellation of radios will spark an uncanny encounter with the animal world in Newport at the end of this month when the world premiere of The Enormous Radio takes place at The Substation. The latest work from innovative documentary theatremaker Roslyn Oades and internationally acclaimed sound artist Bob Scott, The Enormous Radio features a ring of old radios, replete with glowing dials, crackling speakers and twitchy antennas that somehow transmit messages from wildlife.

The King is returning to Myrniong this October. Elvis Presley fans can relive the music and magic of the King when award-winning tribute artist Damian Mullin brings Elvis Forever to The Plough Bistro in Myrniong on Saturday 3 October. Following a successful previous performance at The Plough, Mullin is set to return in full swing to the stage for a royal evening celebrating one of the world’s most iconic entertainers.

By Tara Murray Key points summary: • Abdila was keen to coach the Essendon District Football League division 1 side, as it was the only job he was interested in. • Abdila wants to build on the club’s strong foundation and lead them into the future, focusing on a positive culture and one-club mentality. • After a challenging 2026 season, Abdila believes the club’s growth and recruitment will set them up to compete strongly in 2027 and beyond.

1. A free equestrian community event focused on confidence, wellbeing, and personal growth. 2. Presentations by a performance and clinical psychologist, and local experts on various topics. 3. A day of learning, connection, and inspiration for equestrians, with refreshments provided. The Gisborne & District Riding Club is hosting a horse-free event designed for the equestrian community.

By Georgia Tacey 1. Call for vigilance on Macedon Ranges roads and urgent fixes to wildlife fencing on the Calder Freeway to protect koalas during breeding season. 2. MP Georgie Purcell urged the roads and road safety minister to maintain wildlife fencing and trial electronic warning signage during periods of heightened koala movement. 3. Wildlife shelter co-owner Karl Dawson called for repairing and adjusting the existing fencing to prevent koalas from accessing the Calder Freeway.

– Opposition leader promises more trains and seats across regional Victorian trains, including hybrid electric trains on the Melton and Wyndham Vale lines, and additional V’Locity sets for the Bendigo and Echuca lines. – The promise would free up 25 three-car set V/Line trains to be deployed across the regional network. – The state government refutes the opposition’s promise, stating no new hybrid electric trains are currently built in Australia and that the promise won’t increase services.

– Sunbury Neighbourhood House’s crop swap celebrates its first anniversary, encouraging community participation. – The crop swap features a wide range of items, including seeds, plants, and gardening resources, promoting sustainability and sharing. – To commemorate the occasion, free sunflower seeds will be distributed, with the goal of seeing Sunbury’s front yards filled with sunflowers. Sunbury Neighbourhood House’s crop swap is turning one and everyone is invited to celebrate.

– Trains resumed between Watergardens and Sunbury after industrial action. – Buses replaced trains between Watergardens and Sunbury, and Dandenong and Cranbourne. – Train services on the Sunbury, Cranbourne, and Pakenham lines resumed on 4 September. Trains have now resumed between Watergardens and Sunbury following industrial action. Train services between Watergardens and Sunbury were replaced by buses from Tuesday 1 September to Thursday 3 September due to external industrial action.

GDCA Diggers Rest Bulla has signed Nathan Achison for the Gisborne and District Cricket Association Johnstone Shield season. Achison joins the Burras from Coronet City after an outstanding season with the bat, scoring 488 runs at an average of 40.67, including an unbeaten 106. “A powerful left-hander, Nathan will add plenty of firepower to our batting line-up and will be a dangerous addition at the crease,” the Burras said.

Star Weekly takes a look back through the pages of our predecessors. 35 years ago 10 September 1991 Shadow Minister for Sport, Recreation and Racing, Tom Reynolds, has warned clubs and pubs not to get too enthusiastic about the state government’s new gambling initiatives.