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News Kyabram celebrates bush poetry with annual Around the Campfire eventDavid Judge shines at the Kyabram poetry event, winning multiple awards with his captivating verses. By Jaci Hicken
News Shine a light on Ky’s starsDo you know someone making a real difference in Kyabram? Nominations are now open for the Rotary Club’s Australia Day Awards. By Bree Lambert
News Remembering our fallenLocal RSL sub-branches are hosting services across the area. Find your nearest Remembrance Day service and join in honouring those who served. By Bree Lambert
News Jaycee Park booked for facelift feedbackJaycee Park’s playground upgrade is one step closer, with Campaspe Shire Council putting a draft concept on public display for community feedback while work on the park’s master plan continues. By Louie Cina
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