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Issue #475 October 6, 2006  

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» Kristi’s Big Day
By Nicole Ferrie | Issue #475 October 6, 2006
BENDIGO’S woman of the hour, Kristi Harrower, is no stranger to being in the spotlight but today the focus will be on the tiny Australian Opals point guard for a very different reason.


» Rainforest runaways
By Anthony Radford | Issue #475 October 6, 2006
BENDIGO couple Mardi and Bevon Smith swapped their hometown setting for a remote tropical paradise to exchange vows last week.


» Works could alter tour circuit
By Anthony Radford | Issue #475 October 6, 2006
NEW roadworks could put a last-minute hitch in the Bendigo stage of the Herald Sun Tour.

» Kristi fights pain to become dual world champion
By Alan Besley | Issue #475 October 6, 2006
HEARING the national anthem played as the Australian flag was raised and a world championship gold medal placed around her neck was a feeling Kristi Harrower will never forget.

» Workers get on your bikes
By News Report | Issue #475 October 6, 2006
IF you have ever thought about riding to work, Wednesday is the day to try it.

» School looks to a bright future
By Sue Turpie | Issue #475 October 6, 2006
WITH recent events now long gone, staff at Weeroona College can turn their focus back to what they do best – educating Bendigo’s children.

» The many ways to save your thirsty garden
By News Report | Issue #475 October 6, 2006
body{font-family:verdana;font-size:11px;color:#000000;background:#FFFFFF;margin-top:10px;margin-left:10px;WELCOME to this, my last column.  The six weeks have certainly gone very quickly.

» Customers choose buckets
By Lauren Mitchell | Issue #475 October 6, 2006
ANYTHING that can hold or distribute water has become in-demand in Bendigo since water restrictions were tightened this month.

» Love flows beside a Daintree waterfall
By Anthony Radford | Issue #475 October 6, 2006
FOR most people weddings can be a stressful time with lots of fussing from friends and family.

» A ribbon to remember
By News Report | Issue #475 October 6, 2006
THEY put their lives on the line every day to keep the public safe, and this is one special day of the year when the public can show its appreciation.



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