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» Out of the bag
By Nicole Ferrie | Issue 552

THE State Government will today unveil major changes to Bendigo’s bus network.

» Letters to editor
By Weekly Reader | Issue 552
YOUR editorial Bus route change would ease the jam (BW, April 4, page 13), did not specify the particular difficulties being experienced but a raft of difficulties over a 35-year period.

» New routes make their mark on CBD
By Nicole Ferrie | Issue 552

MAJOR changes to Bendigo’s bus network will be unveiled today, ending a week of speculation about orange arrows, new signs and lost car parks.

» Opiate addicts miss out on treatment
By News Report | Issue 552
PEOPLE seeking treatment to withdraw from opiate addictions are being turned away or placed on a waiting list because of a lack of funding and support for GPs.

» Sword Gusmao visits
By News Report | Issue 552
The City of Greater Bendigo and the Maubisse Friendship Community Committee will today host Kirsty Sword Gusmao – East Timor’s Ambassador for Education, wife of Prime Minister and former Bendigo resident.

» Local teens shine beyond youth week
By News Report | Issue 552
THIS week is National Youth Week, the largest celebration of young people across Australia.

» View Point
By Weekly Reader | Issue 552
MY mum loves going to town on the bus each Thursday, travelling in from her retirement home to get her Tattslotto, visit the bank and the library.

» Mitchell Street chaos
By Nicole Ferrie | Issue 552

Mitchell Street traders have declared war on the State Government over plans to create a central hub for bus commuters outside their shopfronts.

» Seventy years of married life
By News Report | Issue 552

When the statisticians tell us we will move seven times in our lives, they hadn’t factored in the Ah Dores.

» No worries on global cash crisis
By Anthony Radford | Issue 552
BENDIGO Bank managing director Rob Hunt has assured customers and shareholders the bank is in a good position to ride out the worldwide credit crisis.



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