The Maryborough District Advertiser

17/01/2026

Maryborough IGA is continuing their commitment to supporting the community through its current initiative for local emergency services and responders. Read More:

Maryborough IGA is continuing their commitment to supporting the community through its current initiative for local emergency services and responders.

17/01/2026

Everyone enjoys a pastime activity to relieve themselves from the stresses of everyday life. For some, it could be knitting, doing puzzles, reading, or running. For Mark Wyllie, it’s golf. Read More:

Everyone enjoys a pastime activity to relieve themselves from the stresses of everyday life. For some, it could be knitting, doing puzzles, reading, or running. For Mark Wyllie, it’s golf.

16/01/2026

Local duo Shane McCallum and Neale Luscombe recently overcame personal hardships with astounding determination and mateship to complete the famous Lorne Pier to Pub. Read More:

Local duo Shane McCallum and Neale Luscombe recently overcame personal hardships with astounding determination and mateship to complete the famous Lorne Pier to Pub.

16/01/2026

Nearby Maryborough residents have condemned proposed community housing as an “overdevelopment” while the developer said it addresses an affordable housing crisis locally. Read More:

Nearby Maryborough residents have condemned proposed community housing as an “overdevelopment” while the developer said it addresses an affordable housing crisis locally.

16/01/2026

IN TODAY'S ADVERTISER:

- Residents have voiced their concerns over proposed community housing in town

- Victoria Police have revealed road fatality data across the state, including locally

- Maryborough's IGA is rallying behind the community, taking donations for emergency services

- In sport, local residents Shane McCallum and Neale Luscombe have completed the 2026 Lorne Pier to Pub

- Maryborough's Mark Wyllie has become a 10-time Maryborough Golf Club champion

Grab a copy of The Addy or read it online at www.maryboroughadvertiser.com.au

15/01/2026

Mount Alexander Shire Council has backed regional arts and entertainment in their first round of Events Grants for 2026.
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Mount Alexander Shire Council (MASC) has backed regional arts and entertainment in their first round of Events Grants for 2026.

14/01/2026

The historic Evans Hotel is on the market as the owners look to their next chapter and quieter semi-retirement.
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The historic Evans Hotel is on the market as the owners look to their next chapter and quieter semi-retirement.

14/01/2026

As multiple bushfires rage across Victoria after catastrophic fire conditions on Friday, the MDCA made the difficult decision to postpone the return of their senior competitions.
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As multiple bushfires rage across Victoria after catastrophic fire conditions on Friday, the MDCA made the difficult decision to postpone the return of their senior competitions.

13/01/2026

Local police are investigating the first fatal collision in the Goldfields PSA this year following an incident that occurred in Havelock on Sunday, January 11.
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Local police are investigating the first fatal collision in the Goldfields PSA this year following an incident that occurred in Havelock on Sunday, January 11.

13/01/2026

Local fire brigade volunteers worked for hours to protect homes and properties late in the day and into Saturday, and are being commended for their bravery.
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Local fire brigade volunteers worked for hours to protect homes and properties late in the day and into Saturday, and are being commended for their bravery.

12/01/2026

IN TODAY'S ADVERTISER:

- Local fire brigade volunteers worked for hours to protect homes and properties around Harcourt

- A cyclist has died following a collision in Havelock on Sunday night

- Bealiba's Evans Hotel, built in 1858, has been listed for sale

- In sport, the MDCA has rescheduled the weekend's matches due to fire activity across the district

Grab a copy of The Addy or read it online at www.maryboroughadvertiser.com.au

12/01/2026

The Central Goldfields Shire (CGS) saw a 9.3 percent drop in reported offending in 2025, despite local family violence offences still some of the highest compared to the rest of the state.
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The Central Goldfields Shire (CGS) saw a 9.3 percent drop in reported offending in 2025, despite local family violence offences still some of the highest compared to the rest of the state.