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» Little Hare Autumn 2008
By Jacqueline Perryman | Issue 548

Title: Cock-A-Doodle-Doo!
Author: Cecily Matthews
Illustrator: Lorette Broekstra
ISBN:9781921272066
Price: $24.95
Readership age :2 years +

Title: Whose Pyjamas?
Title: Whose Knickers?
Author: Maisie Numro
Illustrator: Leonie Worthington
ISBN: 9781921272219 / ISBN: 9781921272202
Price: $14.99
Readership age: 1 year +

Title: Kiss, Kiss!
Author: Margaret Wild
Illustrator: Bridget Strevens-Marzo
ISBN: 9781921272332
Price: $12.99
Readership age: Birth +

Titles: Digger, Digger / Tractor, Tractor
Author: David Bedford
Illustrator: Christina Miesen
ISBN: 9781921272097 / 9781921049774
Price: $9.99
Readership age: Birth +

Title: Tipper, Tipper
Author: David Bedford
Illustrator: Judy Watson
ISBN: 9781921272264
Price: $9.99
Readership age: Birth +

Titles: Toes / Tails / Tums (Mini Books)
Author: David Bedford
Illustrator: Leonie Worthington
ISBN: 9781921272363 / 9781921272370 / 9781921272356
Price: $8.99
Readership: 1 year +

Title: Audrey of the Outback
Author: Christine Harris
Illustrator: Ann James
ISBN: 9781921272189
Price: $14.99
Readership age: 8 years +

 



» Baby love
By Nicole Ferrie | Issue 548

MORE teenage girls are giving birth in Bendigo than ever before. The city’s teenage birth rate has been more than double the state average for the past five years, with 6.1 per cent of births in 2006 born to young mothers. 

» Cross of hope
By Nicole Ferrie | Issue 548

WHEN Pope John Paul II gave the young people of the world a symbolic cross in 1984, no one knew what was to follow. “Carry it throughout the world as a symbol of Christ’s love for humanity,” he said.

» Motels booked out by event overload
By Anthony Radford | Issue 548
BENDIGO’S motels are fully booked this weekend, and they are not all happy about it. An influx of at least 7000 people is expected in the city this weekend to attend at least three major events.

» Information centre tops $1m of bookings
By News Report | Issue 548

BENDIGO’S Visitor Information Centre this week celebrated the booking of $1 million through its booking system for last year.

» Meeting airs the euthanasia word
By Anthony Radford | Issue 548
MORE than 80 people attended a public meeting and workshop from controversial voluntary euthanasia campaigner Philip Nitschke at The Capital yesterday.

» MP joins push for hospital redevelopment
By Anthony Radford | Issue 548
UPPER House Liberal MP Wendy Lovell has thrown her support behind the push for a redevelopment of the Bendigo hospital.

» Cross and Icon 'for everybody'
By Nicole Ferrie | Issue 548
THE World Youth Day Cross and Icon are symbols of hope and belonging for people across the globe, according to Bishop of the Sandhurst Diocese Joe Grech.

» Class action gives mums a new chance
By Nicole Ferrie | Issue 548
TEENAGE mothers are returning to school in an effort to provide a better future for themselves and their children.

» Help for young mums
By Nicole Ferrie | Issue 548
THE community should nurture teenage parents rather than isolate them according to the city’s leading health organisations.



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