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Bendigo officials announced a $250 voucher giveaway in July to boost local spending and support small businesses, while a CBD bank branch closed due to declining foot traffic and online banking trends. A local woman shared concerns about drink-driving after an unexpected high blood alcohol level, prompting safety reminders from authorities.

Bendigo's Bendigo Pioneers lost to Gippsland Power in a close Talent League game, while a new documentary highlights a student cooking program at Bendigo High School. Residential property sales in Bendigo show a rise in high-end listings amid improved infrastructure and family-friendly areas.

Bendigo's Liberal and National parties launched Jess Wilson’s Fresh Start Tour to boost regional Victoria's election engagement, focusing on infrastructure and job creation. The city also faces public transport challenges due to outdated systems and funding gaps, risking regional connectivity.

Bendigo's episode covers a fatal collision in Castlemaine involving a 68-year-old driver, the opening of the Huntly composting facility, and growing concerns over public transport reliability and infrastructure. The segment also touches on regional crime stats and weather updates for June 20, 2026.

Bendigo's historic fire station is up for sale after being converted into a Buffalo hall, sparking debate over its future. The Active Living Census highlights varying levels of physical activity across neighborhoods, while Lake Tyrrell's pink algae bloom draws winter visitors.

Bendigo city leaders announced a new housing strategy to build 1,200 affordable units over three years, while dog attacks on postal workers sparked calls for stricter pet regulations. The city also scrapped a promised hospital project, prompting residents to demand better healthcare infrastructure.

Bendigo council approved a new budget focusing on road upgrades, public transport expansion, and small business support, while also advancing healthcare facility plans in Bendigo East. The episode also covers safety improvements for local footy and netball clubs and a new affordable housing initiative seeking community partnerships.

Bendigo's $55 million Bendigo Business Park completes first phase, set to create hundreds of jobs, while fire station upgrades face another delay. Residents rally near the Premier’s hometown against a new levy, and Bendigo’s golf courses secure Australian Open host rights.

Bendigo residents rallied against a new levy proposal, with fire service reps and locals protesting its impact on community budgets. The city also announced tap-and-go train tech upgrades and celebrated triathlon wins by athletes Thompson and Slater.

Bendigo's local authorities announced a freeze on bin fees to ease household costs, while regional property sales showed mixed results in Regional Victoria and the Riverina. An Australian athlete in Bendigo is recovering from a severe injury with hopes of returning to competition.

Bendigo residents are still recovering from a powerful explosion described as "like a bomb" that shook the city, while authorities investigate potential underground activity. The state government also announced plans to upgrade the Huntly fire station to improve emergency response times, following community pressure and a recent firearms seizure in the area.

Bendigo police arrested a man impersonating an officer during a traffic stop, highlighting the need for public vigilance. The city also celebrates the completion of Stage One of the $55 million Bendigo Business Hub, while a not guilty plea was entered in the Milnes Bridge cannabis case.

Bendigo's latest news includes Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's praise for Premier Jacinta Allan amid economic challenges, a struggling Bendigo trucking company in financial crisis, and the launch of a new mental health service by the Riverine Herald. Local sports also celebrated as volleyball legend Williams hit 150 games in the Volleyball Nations League.

Bendigo police are investigating a stabbing involving two teenagers and a homeless man near the central business district, while firefighters plan to protest a proposed emergency services tax. Local sports fans will enjoy weekend soccer and hockey matches highlighted by photographers capturing the action.

Bendigo police are investigating a stabbing incident in the city’s west end where three teenagers aged 16 to 18 are charged with assault and attempted murder after confronting a homeless man. Meanwhile, a new poll shows Labor’s support in Bendigo is at its lowest in a decade, raising concerns about the party’s future in upcoming state elections.

Bendigo police charge 16-year-old on bail with stabbing homeless man in west end, while city unveils $15 million Raceway redevelopment project led by Councilor Sarah Mitchell. Families honored posthumous OAM recipients at Bendigo Memorial Centre in ceremony celebrating bravery and service.

Bendigo's iconic raceway begins groundbreaking work this week as part of a revitalization plan aimed at modernizing facilities and boosting community engagement. The city also saw strong real estate activity with a historic family home on Franklin Street selling for $650,000, alongside rising sales in Regional Victoria and the Riverina.

Bendigo police are searching for four teens linked to a violent stabbing in the city center, with CCTV released to aid the investigation. A local pub owner is emerging as a potential political rival in upcoming council elections, adding new momentum to Bendigo’s political scene.

Bendigo's political landscape heats up as Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan targets her Bendigo East seat ahead of the November election, while the Horsham 17s celebrate a tournament win. A stabbing at a local pub sparks public safety concerns, and a quirky flying fox count in Rosalind Park sparks online debate.

Bendigo's local authorities are cracking down on road safety after a series of severe accidents, focusing on speeding and distracted driving. A vacant $2.4 million fire station has sparked controversy over staffing shortages and emergency preparedness.

Bendigo's MVP awards celebrate multicultural contributions with local leaders honored at the event, while the Beethoven festival kicks off in the CBD at Ulumbarra. The city's housing market shows growth despite national declines, and the ALWAYS LIVE Victorian Vibes tour moves to Shepparton next month.

Bendigo's Local Wire update covers a shed fire on the Hume Highway, a political dispute over regional job cuts, and a rainy Matt Corby concert. The episode also touches on potential Doherty’s sale and the city’s weather forecast.

Bendigo's Local Wire update highlights a 50-year firefighter honored for his service, a National Party candidate switching electorates, and a young hockey prodigy continuing a family legacy. The episode also features local artist Elise Birthisel gaining recognition for her unique art style.

Bendigo's latest Local Wire update covers a coroner's ruling on a preventable baby's death from a home birth, systemic gaps in maternal healthcare, and concerns over 260 job cuts at a major employer. The episode also highlights new funding for community relief programs to support vulnerable families during the summer.

Bendigo sees rising Melburnian migration due to affordability and outdoor lifestyle, impacting housing and infrastructure. Local businesses warn of 260 potential job cuts linked to outdated policies, sparking council debates and calls for reform.