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» Deepening could see our lake return to its former glory
By News Report | ISSUE 498 March 23
Bendigo identity Ray foley is pushing the City of Greater bendigo to take the opportunity to improve one of the city's finest attractions, Lake Weeroona. Here, he outlines how he believes the problems solved.

» Editorial
By The Editor | ISSUE 498 March 23
Bendigonians are observing with interest, and a little concern, the offer of the Bank of Queensland to merge with the venerable 150 year-old Bendigo Bank.

» Who's Watching
By Anthony Radford | ISSUE 498 March 23
SECURITY cameras in the Hargreaves Mall are not being monitored because of Bendigo’s police shortage. Instead, traders are being forced to take their own photos and keep diaries of scuffles or brawls so police can have enough evidence to lay charges.

» Film offers a rich viewing experience
By Lauren Mitchell | ISSUE 498 March 23
LOCAL artists Brian Lunt and Iain Stewart can’t count but they sure can make a good film.

» Apple growers may sell up
By Anthony Radford | ISSUE 498 March 23
SOME Harcourt apple growers will sell up and leave the region if stage four water restrictions continue into next summer.



» Coliban looks ahead
By Anthony Radford | ISSUE 498 March 23
COLIBAN Water will take a conservative approach to any water the planned Goulburn-to-Lake-Eppalock pipeline brings.

» Bendigo Bank urged to reject proposal
By Anthony Radford | ISSUE 498 March 23
SOME Bendigo community leaders have expressed concern over the proposed merger between the Bendigo Bank and Bank of Queensland, raising the ire of bank management.

» No conclusions from bank merger offer
By Anthony Radford | ISSUE 498 March 23
BENDIGO Bank managing director Rob Hunt has urged locals not to jump to negative conclusions about the company’s proposed merger with the Bank of Queensland.

» Famous bachelor unlucky in Elmore
By Sue Turpie | ISSUE 498 March 23
IT may not have offered the ingredients of the perfect date, but attending Elmore’s Summer Send Off Ball has given areyoumywife.com bachelor Allan Wills the chance to further his journey.

» It’s full bloom ahead
By Lauren Mitchell | ISSUE 498 March 23
ALTHOUGH local gardeners have been without hoses for the past six months, as they say at the Bendigo Garden Club, the show must go on.



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