Bendigo
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
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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.
- Review
- 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
- Review
- Ghosty’s Diner
Ghosty’s Diner
Comfort food in a comfy wood-panelled room. Download the Good Food app to see this review.
‘It was a revolution’: The forgotten Australian whose medical breakthrough saved millions of lives
John Gorman is a miracle man whose discovery has finally been recognised by his homeland.
- Andrew Probyn and Danielle Post
Grand $4 million mansion poised to smash Bendigo’s house price record
This handsome manor is about two hours from Melbourne, but its price tag will bring attention to a country market like never before.
- Emily Power
Forget the Melbourne CBD, e-scooters are charging ahead in the regions
Love ’em or hate ’em, e-scooters are a hit in regional Victoria – but not every community is on board.
- Benjamin Preiss
Meet the artist capturing what it really means to be a Melburnian
In his biggest exhibition yet, Rob McHaffie captures the quiet spirit of the everyday – and the title of each work is a short story of its own.
- Giselle Au-Nhien Nguyen
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