Mentoring program to help youth grow
A NEW mentoring program has been launched aimed at creating pathways into employment for at-risk young people.
Known as GROW Bendigo,...
Call for progress on new courts
THE ball is in the State Government’s court as the City of Greater Bendigo has applied for a grant to upgrade Axedale...
Daniels drafted to the big league
DYSON Daniels’ dream came true last Friday as he was selected to play in the NBA with the eighth pick in the...
Lighting up winter nights
THE lights are on and Rosalind Park is glowing every night until Sunday, 17 July.
GLOW – Bendigo After Dark opened...
Caneball courts connects Karen community
THE Bendigo Karen community has a permanent place to play their national sport, caneball, at the Eaglehawk Tennis Club on Crowther Street.
Hospital responds to long COVID
BENDIGO Health is seeking to get the work out about a clinic aiming to help people who are experiencing symptoms of a...
Three-year plan focus for hospital
BENDIGO Health has launched its new strategic plan, which will guide the hospital and its services until 2025.
The document outlines...
Endurance athlete hits top form
ULTRAMAN Australia champion Markcus Brown said it’s a huge honour to be amongst previous Bendigo Sports Star monthly winners, claiming the award...
Dual-silver Strauch swimming at her best
OLYMPIC swimmer Jenna Strauch has claimed her second monthly win in the Bendigo Sports Star Awards, for the month of May.
Church marks 160 years
ST MARY’S Anglican Church of Kangaroo Flat will celebrate one-hundred-and-sixty years of service in a special celebration this Sunday.
A service...
Kids get chance to try touch footy
TOUCH football prides itself on being a sport for people aged five to seventy-five, and this weekend it’s all about the juniors...
Winter fest warming Borough spirit
EAGLEHAWK’s newest festival is seeking to keep the community spirit shining this winter.
Burra Emporium owner Lorinda Jane, who is organising...
Laugh out loud opera coming to Ulumbarra
AN OVER two-hundred-year-old opera comedy is being reimagined by Opera Australia and is scheduled for Ulumbarra Theatre next month.
Barber of...
Goldfields at the heart for historical novelist
AFTER focusing on stories and characters from the United Kingdom, historical fiction author Karen Turner is turning her attention to the Victorian...
Zero alcohol down 61 metres
CENTRAL Deborah Gold Mine is dusting off its underground function space for a unique event supporting Dry July.
Dubbed Thirst of...
Movie night to help MND fight
A FUNDRAISER next month is combining the new Elvis Presley biopic with the push to find a cure for motor neuron disease.
Bumper year continues for Pryse
JEM Pryse has continued his busy 2022, playing his first album SEEK on stage for the first time earlier this month.
Amicus gets interim chief
DISABILITY support provider Amicus Community Services has appointed Ken Marchingo to the position of interim CEO.
Mr Marchingo fills the role...
Core support for push-up challenge
DOING more than three-thousand push ups in twenty-four days might appear daunting, but for trainers at Anytime Fitness, being involved in the...
Many hands help Spring Gully habitats
A FOGGY and cold morning didn’t deter keen Spring Gully community members from coming together to create a new natural habitat at...
Water provider embraces pride
THIS Pride Month, Goulburn-Murray Water workers are standing up for diversity and equal rights, no matter how you identify.
Jenna Morris...
Galkangu officially topped out
THE Bendigo GovHub, known as Galkangu, has reached new heights, with work on its top storey completed last week.
At a...
Feast brings cultures together
LINTO Thomas said there are three key things that transcend languages and connect cultures: soccer, chess, and food.
All three were...
Bowling a winner at Kangaroo Flat
A NEW synthetic green has been rolled out at the Kangaroo Flat Bowling Club.
The turf is lit by new 100...