Reporting on Maldon and surrounding central goldfields
On Thursday 12 June 1958 four ‘New Australians’ took the Oath of Allegiance and became British subjects and Australian citizens during a brief but impressive ceremony at the Maldon Shire Hall, (now the Maldon Museum). The Shire President Cr Albert Wood assisted by the Shire Secretary Rex Beach conducted the ceremony before a crowd of…
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We will be commencing with our Anzac Eve service on Thursday 24 April on ANZAC Hill. This service is conducted in association with Parks Victoria who are responsible for the site, which is one of the first memorials to Gallipoli, in Australia. Members of the public are asked to assemble at 5.30pm at the flagpole…
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I’m a little disappointed in the fact there seems to have been no responses to the proposal to extend the railway platform at Maldon. The fact that the existing platform is a little over five metres at its widest point and the proposal is for an eight-metre-wide extension is hard to understand, particularly as the…
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It was early in the afternoon of Anzac Day last week.
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Keep up with the locals!