All things pop culture at Bendi-Con
POP culture nirvana comes to town once again when Bendi-Con touches down at Red Energy Arena on Sunday 25 August. Regional Victoria's premier pop culture...
Support group tackling cancer fatigue
WHEN he was diagnosed with cancer early this year, Mark Friswell knew he had a battle on his hands. But what he didn't expect was...
Food insecurity above state average
ALMOST ten per cent of Bendigo's population does not have access to a secure supply of affordable and nutritious food, according to the City...
Bendigo shares in funds for food relief
BENDIGO Foodshare is to share in one-and-a-half million dollars of State Government funding for six regional food relief services. The funding will be distributed among...
Respond to community health survey
MORE than fifty people have already responded to a Bendigo Community Health Services survey on healthy eating, active living, smoking and vaping. The survey, the...
Calling all stations for Radiofest
AMATEUR and CB radio enthusiasts will converge on the Bendigo East Hall when the city's Radiofest switches on this weekend. The Bendigo Amateur Radio and...
City service on par with other LGAs
SIXTY per cent of people who had contact with the City of Greater Bendigo over the last twelve months are happy with the service...
City makes pitch for federal cash
A CITY of Greater Bendigo deputation travelled to Canberra this week in a bid to secure Federal funding for priority projects ahead of the...
State job for Bendigo veteran
BENDIGO veterans advocate Peter Swandale has been appointed to serve on the Victorian Veterans Council. Mr Swandale is a past president of the Bendigo District...
Health crisis changes Bindi’s outlook on diabetes
COMPLICATIONS after ankle surgery and the prospect of losing a leg changed everything for Queensland woman Bindi Sunderland. It was during a trip to Bendigo...
Alpaca industry comes to town
BENDIGO will become the country's alpaca capital when it hosts the Australian Alpaca Association National Show over three days later this month. More than 300...
Boon for bookworms at Rotary shop
THERE'S some good news for readers and book lovers in general, with the Eaglehawk Rotary Club Book Shop set to open for a trial...
Support for migrant upskilling
THE SisterWorks hub in Bendigo has received a major Federal grant to support its efforts to help migrant women find work. The hub has been...
Origami houses highlight homelessness
HAVEN Home Safe's Bendigo staff made a major contribution to a Victorian Homelessness Network initiative raising awareness of the state's social housing deficit. Thousands of...
Seeking ideas for city assets
A DRAFT City of Greater Bendigo Community Asset Policy is open for public comment until 20 August. Community assets include everything from buildings, public toilets,...
Intersection the worst: RACV survey
THE Midland Highway and Howard Street intersection in Epsom is the most dangerous in regional Victoria, according to an RACV road safety survey. Long regarded...
Finance tips for young business people
DEVELOPING business people can learn how to keep their books balanced when Be.Bendigo's Young Professionals Network hosts a second financial advice seminar on Wednesday...
Partnering for youth employment
A NEW partnership is expected to improve job prospects for young people in Bendigo. Bendigo Bank has teamed up with headspace Bendigo to build closer...
Heavy tankers for two brigades
TWO Bendigo region fire brigades will have better resources to call on this fire season, taking delivery recently of new heavy tankers. Premier and Member...
Town repeats tourism awards success
BENDIGO has taken first place at the 2024 Victorian Top Tourism Town awards announced last week. Bendigo was named winner in the Top Tourism Town...
Water main halts public toilet work
A PREVIOUSLY-unknown water main beneath the site of Elmore's new public toilet and changing place has brought construction to a halt. The $520,000 project at...
Music and art helps soothe hospital experience
ST John of God Bendigo Hospital's patients are set to have a calmer, more pleasant stay as music and art fills the atrium. A baby...
Biking that breaks barriers
A NEW volunteer group in Bendigo is helping older people and those with disabilities get the wind in their hair by offering free trishaw...
Young bands to battle
MUSICIANS looking for their big break will get their chance in the BendiGLOW Youth Fest Battle of the Bands competition in September. First prize is...