The Pioneers
French-born cheesemaker Ivan Larcher's eyes light up with excitement. A shipment of spruce bark…
Everything You Need to Know for Your First Visit to Hanging Rock
‘Hanging Rock’ technically named Mt Diogenes is pretty damn impressive. Here’s a guide on how to…
Where do the Locals in the Daylesford Macedon Ranges Go?
It's often the first thing you wonder when you travel: 'Where do the locals go? That's sure to be…
Harcourt Highlights
Harcourt has long been known for its delicious apples and is regarded as mainland Australia’s apple…
The Road Less Travelled: Franklinford a Quiet Treasure Trove
It’s very easy when travelling to and within the Daylesford Macedon Region to arrow straight…
Spring to Life: The Mineral Springs of the Region
‘Wealth’ can be admired all around the Daylesford Macedon region. The gold rush adorned our…
Blampied Village
First settled around the 1860s, the place known as Blampied epitomises the ‘blink and you miss it’…
High on a Hill a Legend Grows
It is very quiet and still on the craggy hilltop until a biting wind whips the gum leaves from…
Discover Daylesford’s Old Secrets
Alice's Journeys Walking Tours of Daylesford will stir your imagination, leaving you with a sense…
Paintings, Puddings and Prudes: Norman Lindsay
Norman Lindsay was famed for his portraits of voluptuous sirens and insatiable satyrs, the Magic…
Clunes
With historic streetscapes and collectible curios, it’s worth packing your overnight bag to visit…
Interview with Calum McClure – The Old Castlemaine Gaol
The Governor's Café at the Old Castlemaine Goal has sprawling views of Castlemaine and beyond.
Interview with Tess Brady
With sparkling eyes and searing intelligence, the highly acclaimed author and Clunes Booktown…
Blanketed in History
Pinches Ryzowy created Creswick Woollen Mills in 1947. He was the personification of all the…
Eerie ‘Picnic at Hanging Rock’ Book Facts
Picnic at Hanging Rock has been widely interpreted by many literary experts. Some explanations…