Stage set for jury show
SYNCHRONICITY’S second production of the year is ready for the stage, with a keen cast of amateur actors bringing 12 Angry Jurors...
Seeds sown for flower show’s return
STOP and smell the roses at this month’s Australian Flower Show.
Hosted by the Australian Plant Society Bendigo at Victory College...
Scope to open doors
DISABILITY support workers will showcase what Scope Bendigo is all about at an upcoming open day.
Kylie Rowe, coordinator for Scope...
Comics and costumes on show
A CELEBRATION of all things pop culture, Bendicon returns this month.
Featuring comics, a cosplay contest, guest panels, fan groups and...
Local author releases lighthouse mystery
A HISTORIC shipwreck, a Bass Strait island and a lighthouse provide the setting for Bendigo author Kaye Dobbie’s latest book.
A...
Students star in all-ability films
BENDIGO Special Developmental School has teamed up with the Connected Circus to enter two films in the Focus on Ability Short Film...
Push for pickleball club
ONE of the newest racquet sports is gaining traction in Bendigo.
A come and try session was held at the Eaglehawk...
Libraries ditch late fees
GOT a novel that you keep telling yourself you’ll finish? You no longer need to worry about paying a fee, as Goldfields...
Call to activate Pall Mall buildings
HOW can the City of Greater Bendigo, businesses and people activate the heritage buildings of Pall Mall?
That’s the question members...
Community house’s low emission ambition
MEMBERS of the Heathcote Community House have launched a new fundraising campaign to get solar panels installed on their building.
Supported...
Drive on for global healthcare workers
BENDIGO Health is seeking to boost its workforce by recruiting employees from overseas.
The effort is part of a statewide blitz...
White Night lights turning on
THIS Saturday, White Night returns with a night of culture, art and music planned for the city centre.
From 7pm to...
Student artists make their mark
IF you pass the Bendigo Visitor Centre during White Night on Saturday, make sure you pay attention to the artwork projected on...
Motelier lauded for tourism campaigning
OWNER of the Julie-Anna Inn and president of the Bendigo Moteliers Association, Kristyn Slattery, has claimed a prestigious Bendigo Tourism prize.
University celebrates rainbow community
LA Trobe University staff and students marked pride week recently with a special flag raising ceremony and events celebrating the diversity and...
Park and ride tram service for White Night
ARRIVE in style to White Night Bendigo by catching a tram.
CEO of Bendigo Heritage Attractions, James Read, said he encourages...
Airport upgrade taking flight
FASTEN your seatbelts and prepare for take-off because the Bendigo Airport expansion project is officially underway.
Victorian Minister for Regional Development,...
Badminton tourneys locked in
IT’S an exciting time to be a badminton fan, with several major tournaments coming to Bendigo this year.
In September, Badminton...
Snake season safety callout
SPRING and September spell the start of snake season, and a local catcher is reminding people how to reduce any conflict with...
Jobs cut as Thales contract ends
A LACK of new contracts has resulted in twenty-nine employees at defence manufacturer Thales facing redundancy.
The French company, which builds...
Family history told through cabaret
A PIE and the story of the founder of Pampas Pastry has inspired a theatre piece combining cabaret and archived film footage...
Chamber choir returns for concert
THE Bendigo Chamber Choir are warming up their vocal cords for their first standalone concert since 2019.
On Sunday, 28 August...
State comp ready to soar
NEXT year, top pilots from across the state will compete at Raywood for the Victorian Soaring Association State Championships.
Set for...
Week all about getting active
WOMEN and girls of all ages and abilities are encouraged to be active during September’s This Girl Can Week.
The VicHealth...