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Sneak peek: inside the colourful wonderland taking over Bendigo Town Hall (opens the original)
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An art exhibition is set to transform the Bendigo Town Hall into a colourful delight with the aim of drawing attention to Bendigo's endangered parrots. Bendigo Art Gallery curator Emma Busowsky describes Rosie Deacon's Thrifty Swifty exhibition as a "spectacular kind of psychedelic wonderland" that has been built from the ground up in the town hall. "We have this immersive space of incredible colour and creativity and art made from all sort of things," she said. The exhibition is inspired by the
Nationals pledge $2m for new splash park at Bendigo Botanic Gardens (opens the original)
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The Bendigo Botanic Gardens precinct could be getting a splash park if the Nationals are successful in the upcoming election. The Nationals have committed to investing $2 million to design and build a modern splash park at the Botanic Gardens in White Hills. The splash park is on the City of Greater Bendigo's wish list and the council seeking $2 million from the state government to get the project done with an additional $2 million from its own funding. "The City welcomes this election commitmen
Bendigo's long weekend guide: road closures, markets and 30,000 books (opens the original)
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About a month since a road through Hargreaves Mall was reopened to motor vehicles for the first time in more than 40 years, it will be closed again. However, it will only be for a short period of time and it is for a good cause. With the AFL grand final public holiday on Friday, Bendigo has a packed calendar for the long weekend ranging from markets, book fair, gnomes villages, the Harvest Moon Festival and a live viewing of the big game itself. Among the events is the Moonlight Market in Hargre
Inside Crumpet: fresh start in East Bendigo for popular cafe owner (opens the original)
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A new East Bendigo cafe may have quietly opened its doors without much fanfare, but that didn't stop locals flocking to the venue in big numbers. Owner Naomi Dawson said she chose not to announce the opening of Crumpet, preferring a soft launch instead. However, in the two days since it started trading, Crumpet has proved a big hit with customers. "I was expecting it to be busy, but this has definitely exceeded my expectations," Ms Dawson said. Ms Dawson was a co-owner of popular Strathfieldsaye
Will the region flood again? Lake Eppalock spills after heavy winter rains (opens the original)
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Fears of another devastating flood event in Rochester are rising as Lake Eppalock pushes past 100 per cent capacity, forcing water to spill into the Campaspe River. Northern Victoria Resource Manager Mark Bailey has confirmed the lake was now overflowing after heavy winter rainfall. "Inflows have filled Lake Eppalock to capacity," Dr Bailey said in a media statement on Thursday, September 10. It has led to fears of a repeat of October 2022 when the Campaspe River - which runs through Rochester -
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