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Locals ride Golden Trail for charity
7:50 AM | AFTER 550 kilometres of cycling, Donna Button and Jan Hartley have made it back to Bendigo from their ride to raise money for charity Very Special Kids.
Magistrate blasts delay in Rochester animal cruelty case
7:49 AM | A Rochester woman facing nearly 30 animal cruelty charges has been warned she cannot use her health problems to dodge legal action from the RSPCA.
Murchison man, 20, killed as car smashes into tree
4:00 AM | POLICE say weather conditions may have contributed to a crash that claimed the life of a 20-year-old Murchison man yesterday.
White Hills Maccas gets green light
4:00 AM | A new McDonald’s in White Hills has been given the go-ahead by VCAT, but it will not be granted permission to trade 24 hours a day.
Police bid to quell violence in Bendigo
4:00 AM | Bendigo police are cracking down on drunken violence in a bid to quell soaring rates of assaults in the city.
Mix-up hurts Bendigo business
4:00 AM | A Bendigo massage business has received obscene phone calls and a dramatic drop in bookings after being wrongly linked to an illegal brothel operating in the same street.
Rains a welcome relief for Bendigo region
4:00 AM | FLASH flooding lashed parts of central Victoria yesterday, as a low pressure system hovered across the state.
Spuds kick off crazy cuckoo savings at IGA
4:00 AM | The Bendigo Advertiser and IGA supermarkets across the region have teamed up to again drive readers cuckoo with a major weekly bargain.
Bendigo concert shows off top-class brass
4:00 AM | MUSIC fans will have the opportunity to see some of the best community brass bands this weekend, as the 87th Bendigo Eisteddfod draws acts from across the state.
4:00 AM | PASSENGERS on the Melbourne to Warrnambool V/Line service last night experienced delays of up to 90 minutes when a fatal accident involving a freight train and a car near Werribee shut the rail line between Melbourne and Geelong.
4:00 AM | THE City of Greater Bendigo this week voted unanimously to request a review of budget cuts to Bendigo TAFE.
TAFE cuts shock: 43 jobs to go, fees to soar, courses axed
4:00 AM | THE knife has fallen at South West TAFE with 43 jobs to be axed after the state government’s savage budget cut of almost $10 million in funding for the next two years.
4:00 AM | TWO shops in the “golden mile” section of Warrnambool’s central Liebig Street failed to attract a bidder when put up for auction yesterday.
4:00 AM | AN increase in burglaries and the theft of vehicles has prompted the Southern Grampians/Glenelg acting police inspector to call for community support.
4:00 AM | THERE has been a 5.5 per cent drop in crime figures across the Warrnambool district but drug offences are up by almost 30 per cent.  | Burglary and vehicle thefts on ...
4:00 AM | A WARRNAMBOOL offender who admitted breaking into the Merrivale Primary School and stealing three computers to feed his amphetamine habit has avoided another jail sentence despite having 17 pages of pages of convictions.
$4.2m buys Terang school space, flexibility
4:00 AM | STUDENTS at Terang College are the big winners from a $4.2 million redevelopment.
4:00 AM | SUBSTANTIAL showers have dampened a dry May, but the heavens may have opened a little too late for south-west pastures.
4:00 AM | DAIRY farmers will have to pull in their belts during the coming season based on Fonterra’s seasonal outlook.
School targeted: Hoons doing wheelies on Lake Primary oval
4:00 AM | HOON drivers doing wheelies are continuing to damage a Sunraysia school’s oval.
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