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Can’t have it both ways with abortion policy

This letter is in response to Nicole Ferrie’s article “Children should not be our desired ‘book ends’”, published in the ...

No reason why council must run childcare centres

In reference to mayor Lisa Ruffell’s letter to federal authorities regarding childcare costs (“Mayor calls for action on childcare costs”, ...

The song never ends as music keeps giving

The Bendigo Chorale is preparing for a concert of beautiful romantic music on Sunday, May 26, at 2.30pm in Forest ...

Twitter takes aim but misses the target

Prime Network television provided an interesting insight into our politically-correct world on Sunday night.

Live life to the fullest

Funerals can be wonderful celebrations of life, writer Donna Kelly shares.

First-class preschool was worth the wait

THE new Marong Early Learning Centre was officially opened yesterday.

Firefighters deserve to receive illness support

EVery summer within recent memory, here in Bendigo – a city in the forest – we have watched as bushfires ...

Region’s most vulnerable need our support

IT’S concerning to hear about the apparent effects of staffing shortfalls at the Department of Human Services.

Students encouraged after careers night

Thanks so much to the Bendigo Advertiser for participating in the Catholic College Bendigo careers night that was held on ...

Hungry dollar rules AFL, while abandoning health

SPORT certainly has some very strange anomalies, especially when it comes to what is commonly now called “performance enhancing drugs”.

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Twitter takes aim but misses the target

Prime Network television provided an interesting insight into our politically-correct world on Sunday night.

First-class preschool was worth the wait

THE new Marong Early Learning Centre was officially opened yesterday.

Region’s most vulnerable need our support

IT’S concerning to hear about the apparent effects of staffing shortfalls at the Department of Human Services.

Outdoor review a chance to have your say

THE City of Greater Bendigo’s outdoor dining and street trading review is a fantastic opportunity for the community ...

Pitch turns to ruin as Bendigo forgets cricket

THE Melbourne Renegades playing at least one trial game at the QEO is the shot in the arm ...

Achievement is just reward for Selwoods

FEW Bendigo sporting families have achieved as much as the Selwood brothers.

Blogs

Between Here & Home: Making the world a less awful place

The Addy's John Holton says Leunig has always been his gauge for connecting with like-minded people.

A Line in the Sand: Tough to cure family violence attitudes but necessary

NICOLE FERRIE encourages us all to help turn family violence statistics around.

Time Out: Confessions of a Supercoach virgin

ELOISE Johnstone reflects on her Supercoach season so far.

A Line in the Sand: Children should not be our desired ‘book ends’

WHY are women still not valued, and therefore their unborn daughters unwanted, in some cultures? Asks NICOLE FERRIE.

Letters to the Editor

Can’t have it both ways with abortion policy

This letter is in response to Nicole Ferrie’s article “Children should not be our desired ‘book ends’”, published ...

No reason why council must run childcare centres

In reference to mayor Lisa Ruffell’s letter to federal authorities regarding childcare costs (“Mayor calls for action on ...

The song never ends as music keeps giving

The Bendigo Chorale is preparing for a concert of beautiful romantic music on Sunday, May 26, at 2.30pm ...

Firefighters deserve to receive illness support

EVery summer within recent memory, here in Bendigo – a city in the forest – we have watched ...

Complaints not in best interest of community

Damian Drum complaints to your readers about me demonstrate a sensitive, even a precious side, to Mr Drum’s ...

Students encouraged after careers night

Thanks so much to the Bendigo Advertiser for participating in the Catholic College Bendigo careers night that was ...

Polls

POLL: NSW bill to ban 'anti-vax' kids

Move to ban unvaccinated kids from preschools and childcare centres isn't about discriminating against children of vaccine refusers, state opposition ...

POLL: Pie slip costs hotel $500k

ILLAWARRA: Woman who slipped on a party pie awarded almost half a million dollars in compensation.

Pot for terminally ill has multiple backers

HUNTER: Man who used cannabis to battle HIV backs recommendation to give terminally ill access to the drug.

BUDGET 2013: Full coverage

INTERACTIVE, VIDEO, POLL: Key regional independent MPs back the budget

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