Volunteers thanked in National Volunteer Week activities in Bendigo.
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Sunday night’s Logie awards could have created more problems for WIN when it comes to its local news ...
Heathcote Police Station windows smashed
Heathcote man granted bail after allegedly using cinder block to smash police station windows.
Indigenous clan says no to broiler
Buloke broiler gets thumbs down from Yung Balug indigenous clan.
Regional HIV prevention network winds up
Country Awareness Network replaced by Bendigo Community Health and Victorian AIDS Council
Not yet out of woods
But central Victorian farmers welcome rain over key catchments.
Richards re-signs with the Spirit
Burglar targets Strathfieldsaye Storm
Junior storage shed at Strathfieldsaye Storm targeted in overnight burglary.
Doors open on planned burns
Heathcote Police Station windows smashed
Heathcote man granted bail after allegedly using cinder block to smash police station windows.
Burglar targets Strathfieldsaye Storm
Junior storage shed at Strathfieldsaye Storm targeted in overnight burglary.
Sexual assault charge against police officer
Victorian police officer to appear in court in July on sexual assault charges in Moama.
Dob in a Dealer returns to Bendigo
Murder accused says guilty plea was a mistake
Ian Jamieson blames short-term memory loss for guilty plea to Wedderburn murder.
Seven cars damaged in violent spree
Man jumped on the roofs of seven cars parked near central Bendigo, causing extensive damage.
Key program arrives in city
New program aims to see more Aboriginal people screening for cancer.
Sights set on independence
Kangaroo Flat woman Sarah Hocking got married, had a baby and went blind - in nine months.
Pesticides link to Parkinson's cluster
A cluster of Parkinson's disease discovered in Victorian barley and lentil farming area.
Neighbours kept Denis from death
If Denis Lacey’s neighbours didn’t know CPR, he wouldn’t be here.
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No water, no loo for Yarra Trams staff grilled over Napoleon poster, court hears
A Yarra Trams authorised officer has sought to put Melbourne's tram operator on trial for false imprisonment, in ...
Press Council adjudication
Giving attracts heartfelt thanks
Soggy May delivers dam delight
Police catch double murderer and parole breaker ...
Christine Nixon bore no antipathy towards Paul ...
Medical school overlooked
Murray Darling Medical School proposal overlooked again.
Students get hands-on with science
The Science and Engineering Challenge was in Bendigo today.
Talented trio’s efforts
Three Girton Grammar students have received a Premier’s Award for outstanding VCE results.
Premier’s Award icing on the cake
BSSC graduate Leisha Maggs has received a cherry on her education cake.
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Press Council adjudication
The Australian Press Council found this article did not breach its Standards of Practice.
Election 2016: Malcolm Turnbull finds sympathetic ears in Mitre 10 Loganholme
They are in Malcolm's Turnbull's words the "engine room of the economy".
Indigenous referendum back on track for next year
Constitutional recognition of Indigenous Australians is back on track for 2017, after the Referendum Council mapped out a ...
Election 2016: Tony Abbott joins George Christensen on campaign in Mackay, Queensland
He cut a solitary figure on day one of the federal election campaign, but Tony Abbott will soon ...
No water, no loo for Yarra Trams staff grilled over Napoleon poster, court hears
A Yarra Trams authorised officer has sought to put Melbourne's tram operator on trial for false imprisonment, in ...
Soggy May delivers dam delight
When he went to bed on Sunday night Charlie de Fegely did so in a fairly despondent mood. ...