Time out: Eurovision, queen of the world stageJune 13, 2013 ELOISE Johnstone compares national sports with her Swedish pals and justifies why she attended Eurovision.
A Line in the Sand: Table training simple: just leave out spaghettiJune 5, 2013 WHAT do you think is acceptable dinner-table behaviour?
Between Here and Home: The primitive art of making your markJune 4, 2013 THE Addy's John Holton describes the primitive art form of writing a column.
A Line in the Sand: Could life's little joys lie buried in the senses?May 29, 2013 Nicole Ferrie finds that paying attention to the senses can balance and relax.
A Line in the Sand: It's a brave new cyber world for Generation ZMay 22, 2013 NICOLE Ferrie explains why we need to take cyber safety seriously.
Between Here & Home: Making the world a less awful placeMay 21, 2013 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 necessaryMay 15, 2013 NICOLE FERRIE encourages us all to help turn family violence statistics around.
Time Out: Confessions of a Supercoach virginMay 2, 2013 ELOISE Johnstone reflects on her Supercoach season so far.
A Line in the Sand: Children should not be our desired ‘book ends’May 1, 2013 WHY are women still not valued, and therefore their unborn daughters unwanted, in some cultures? Asks NICOLE FERRIE.
Opinion: Footy fans ride the highs and lowsMay 1, 2013 BENDIGO Gold coach Aussie Jones shares his thoughts on Victorian AFL club supporters and their outlook on their club.
A Line in the Sand: While the world weighs in, many miss the pointDOMESTIC violence is not as straight-forward as it can appear.
VIDEO: Bayley jailed for 35 years for Jill Meagher's rape, murderAdrian Ernest Bayley has been sentenced for the rape and murder of Jill Meagher on Wednesday morning.
Women lag on Bendigo Bank pay scaleBENDIGO Bank has 1240 women earning base rate award wages, compared with just 423 men.
GALLERY: Schools soccer championships INTERSCHOOL soccer competition at Epsom-Huntly Recreation Reserve
Read the latest Random Acts of Kindness stories hereDuring June, the Bendigo Advertiser wants to hear about good, old-fashioned kindness.
Meddling council not thinking about decisionsIn the Bendigo Advertiser we see a story about the old Gillies factory in Garsed Street.
Small actions can help tackle ugliness of racismRecent troubling reports exposing racism in Victoria show that it’s time to focus on a solution.