Gift helps light up Long Gully
FOLLOWING a donation, staff, volunteers and users of the Long Gully Neighbourhood Centre have been giving away solar Christmas Lights to area residents.
Hospital’s maternity unit gets lifeline
MANAGEMENT at St John of God Hospital Bendigo have announced the retention of the maternity unit for at least twelve months. The...
Gallery overhaul tweaked but still short on funding
PLANS for major works at the Bendigo Art Gallery have been adjusted with the space’s manager, the City of Greater Bendigo, lodging an...
It’s beginning to look and sound like Christmas!
CAROLS, fireworks, and the traditional Christmas tree light up in Rosalind Park are all on Santa’s nice list of things to do this...
City finances on track
THE City of Greater Bendigo’s quarterly financial and capital management report was presented to councillors at their recent November regular meeting. The...
Fruit and veg stall a family affair
A FAMILY who has recently moved to Woodvale and run a fruit and veg business with some friends has put up a roadside...
The mall has it all, including a place to read!
A SPOT at a busy mall has been transformed into a ‘book nook’ and is proving popular with shoppers. Tracey McMaster, centre...
Get ready to giggle and have a hoot!
ENTERTAINER Jimmy Rees, who became well known for his role as Jimmy Giggle on ABC Kids’ Giggle and Hoot, will be...
Share the light at Diwali festival
THE Hindu festival of lights and one of India’s most anticipated annual celebrations, Diwali, is being marked by a local organisation with their...
Jam sessions set to go public
A GOLDEN Gully resident’s retirement project has become a reminder that you are never too old to start something new. For the...
Switch to be flicked off on DJAARA Lights
OVER the next four months people have a final opportunity to witness a light installation and augmented reality experience before it is decommissioned.
Story of the guy behind Jessie’s Girl brought to life
A ONE-man stage adaptation of Australian-American musician Rick Springfield’s autobiography Late, Late At Night is coming to the region. The...
New op shop open for business
A NEW opportunity shop in Eaglehawk has opened by local non-profit NDIS provider Windarring. Ability Blooms Opportunity Store employs people with disabilities...
Service to help seniors get tech savvy
GOLDFIELDS Libraries are providing free one-on-one technology education for adults aged 60-plus through a State Government program. The funding comes through the...
Thousands raised in fitness challenge
THIS year’s Move for Mental Health Challenge has raised seventy thousand dollars for Bendigo Health’s Exercise and Wellbeing program for regional mental health...
Remembrance event raises trans awareness
LAST Sunday, Trans and Gender Diverse Bendigo and Beyond, as well as other community organisations, came together to set up an art installation...
Early childhood educator named best
AN Eaglehawk childcare worker has been named as the Family Day Care Regional Educator of the Year for the Bendigo, Goldfields and Macedon...
Annual water supply underway
THE provision of Coliban Water’s annual supply to irrigation and agricultural customers has begun, with users able to access their full allocations this...
Health program seeks to get people moving
PEOPLE with osteoarthritis are being invited to join a Bendigo Health program to help manage pain and improve strength and walking speed.
Nature writer shortlisted for prize
A WRITER, poet, and RMIT creative writing senior lecturer who lives in the Chewton Bushlands has been shortlisted for a national writing award.
Reggae event seeks to please senses
FOLLOWING the success of an African music and food celebration earlier this year, a local resident, chef, and community radio host has organised...
New book seeks to inspire
A FORMER two-time Bendigo Rotary president and resident of 46 years has written a book about the importance of following your passion.
Sunday social ride for a great cause
THE Bendigo Cycling Classic will be on the road Sunday with three different routes on offer to riders. There will be 35-kilometre,...
Prospector’s find a winning omen
ARE coincidences real? One Strathfieldsaye man’s story might have you thinking. Guy Nicholas has been prospecting for gold and other treasures...