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» Tram plan slammed in auditor report
By Anthony Radford | Issue 532
THE Victorian auditor-general has criticised the City of Greater Bendigo council’s handling of the doomed tram-around-the-lake plan.

» AUDITOR SLAMS TRAM DEBACLE
By Anthony Radford | Issue 532
The Victorian auditor-general has criticised the City of Greater Bendigo council's handling of the doomed tram-around-the-lake plan.

» Axedale truck rollover
By News Report | Issue 532
A TRUCK driver was flown to the Alfred Hospital following an accident near Axedale this morning.

» Rathjen supports plan to capture creek water
By Anthony Radford | Issue 532
BENDIGO federal election candidate Eril Rathjen has thrown her support behind a plan to capture storm water from Bendigo Creek and add it to the city’s supply.

» Election drug shock
By Nicole Ferrie | Issue 532
A CANDIDATE standing for the seat of Bendigo in next week’s federal election has been sentenced for drug crimes and is a convicted thief.

» Irish GPs ease our crisis
By Anthony Radford | Issue 532
UP to 16 new GPs from Ireland could be working in Bendigo within a year, in a move that could dramatically reduce the city’s doctor crisis.

» Loong listed on state’s heritage register
By News Report | Issue 532
BENDIGO’S greatest cultural icon – Loong the Chinese dragon –  has been included on the Victorian Heritage Register and will now receive the state’s highest level of heritage protection.

» Future of traders association comes down to a vote
By News Report | Issue 532
THE future of the Bendigo Traders Association and possibly the $300,000 promotional levy will be decided next week.

» Senseless vandals target local group
By Nicole Ferrie | Issue 532
A SMALL group of steam engine enthusiasts will start voluntary night patrols at their Bendigo showgrounds museum after a spate of vandalism in recent months.

» Grieving dad says campaign is insensitive
By Anthony Radford | Issue 532
THE father of a teenager tragically killed in a car crash on the Calder Highway believes the move to erect crosses as part of a union federal election campaign is disrespectful.



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