Bendigo
‘Path towards unity’: First traditional owners group seeks individual treaty
Central Victoria’s Dja Dja Wurrung people say they want the treaty to help them implement plans in areas such as agriculture, water and renewable energy.
- Kieran Rooney
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Damaging winds follow ‘unusual’ dust storm in Victoria
The State Emergency Service told residents to close doors and windows and remain indoors when the storm arrived.
- Alexander Darling and Aisha Dow
‘Golden opportunity’: Victoria’s top affordable tree-change towns
Three regional Victorian areas have been named among the most promising, as rising prices in Melbourne push buyers to greener pastures.
- Abbir Dib
Labor was bracing for a Victorian backlash. It came, but not where everyone thought
In an unexpectedly tight contest between Labor and the Nationals in Bendigo, one person’s face was everywhere.
- Daniella White
Will a backlash against the premier help the Nats in this safe Labor seat?
Bendigo hasn’t been won by the Coalition since 1996, but the Nationals are throwing the “kitchen sink” at it.
- Rachel Eddie
How a 125-metre dragon brings the Lougoon family together each year
Bendigo’s Easter parade doubles as a reunion for the Lougoon family, who are descended from a 19th century Chinese immigrant.
- Carolyn Webb
Bendigo’s Chinese community fires up for Easter Festival
Over 100 volunteers will carry the revered dragon Dai Gum Loong in Bendigo’s annual Easter parade.
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- Gold Mines Hotel
Gold Mines Hotel
A history-soaked hotel that’s part restaurant, part pub.
- Richard Cornish
10 of Victoria’s best regional pubs worth planning a road trip around
What’s even better than a long pub lunch? A long pub lunch in the country! These venues are the real deal, with food, drinks and settings worth planning a trip around.
- Richard Cornish
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