Inside Callington Mill

Carrington Mill in Tasmania.

RUSTED old windmills are iconic totems of Australian farms.

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Foods close to extinction

Mutton bird

FARMERS are being urged to nominate foods at risk of extinction, with varieties of potatoes and mutton birds already mooted.

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Silence key for Lancefield artist

Lancefield artist Kerry Scheen.

WHAT does silence look like? For Lancefield artist, illustrator and ceramic designer Kerry Scheen, silence is the key to her work.

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Col's Tassie tiger belief

Shadow of the Thylacine.

COL Bailey claims he saw a thylacine in the flesh, writes JOHANNA LEGGATT

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Myki arrives in Bendigo

myki

THE Bendigo Visitor Centre is now a myki outlet and will be open seven days a week for commuters in need.

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Bringing out your inner granny

Old-time skills.

WANT to harness your inner granny?

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Chris Rule

Just a Minute - Chris Rule

WHEN old Geoff Wright was getting crook a few years back, the paper was casting around for someone to fill the gap.


Tooth-cracking toffee

Toffee recipe.

THIS recipe for tooth-cracking toffee has been sent in by M. Hutchison, of Heywood.

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Jeremy Vincent: Pasta

Cooking with pasta.

THE dried pasta options at the supermarket or deli can be bewildering.

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Murder with the Lot

Murder with the Lot.

IT'S clear there's something fishy going on in Rusty Bore when a bleeding stranger stumbles into Cass Tuplin's take-away shop.

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Meat by Deborah Holm

Meat, by Deborah Holm.

IN THE fast-changing world of publishing, New Holland has become the standard bearer for cookbooks great and small.

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Peter Cundall: Minerals

Peter Cundall.

PLANTS drink nutrients. They take them up with moisture from the soil.

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Peter Cundall: Spring bulbs

Peter Cundall.

NURSERIES and garden centres are still crammed with a huge range of spring-flowering bulbs ready to go in.

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Miranda

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Change is in the wind

Renewable energy.

GENERATING local energy seems the most logical thing for small (and large) out-of-the-way communities to do.

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The grey army marches on

Miranda.

AS REGULAR readers of this column will know I live in a small town in central Victoria.

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