Mount Alexander Shire Council is one of the supporters of a new resource to help people learn how to make their home or property ready for extreme weather events.
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Meet the climate change-makers
From December last year to March this year, Mount Alexander Shire Council was calling all climate change-makers to tell how they were taking action on climate change locally.
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Junior Landcare and Biodiversity Grants
Applications are now open for the 2025 Victorian Junior Landcare and Biodiversity Grants. Delivered by Landcare Australia and funded by the Victorian Government’s Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action, these grants encourage children and young people to get involved, value, and actively care for Victoria’s biodiversity and natural environment. Projects can focus on one…
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Fire report: 4 April
It remains reasonably quiet for our local firefighters but Bruce Clements 1st Lieutenant (Acting Captain) of Maldon Fire Brigade reports that they have been called out for a “couple of small ones” and they were not ordinary. A shed fire in Castlemaine, for example, required the Maldon team for backup, but not because it was…
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