Latest news from Bendigo.
As job markets evolve, Bendigo’s workforce development landscape is shifting, creating new openings and areas of growth that are already benefiting local businesses and workers alike.
A steady calendar of business festivals, conferences, and networking meetings is shaping Bendigo's economic landscape throughout 2026 and beyond.
Patrons shift between walkable CBD spots for live music, drinks and conversation on Friday and Saturday nights.
Ongoing works and service expansions trace back to coordinated state projects aimed at safety and connectivity across the region.
With shifts in market dynamics and infrastructure priorities, Bendigo’s business community is exploring fresh commercial development prospects and some local players are already benefiting.
City of Greater Bendigo has approved scheme amendments that raise height limits in targeted zones while tightening facade and setback rules from 1 August.
Bendigo-founded firms and free community programs create practical pathways for regional companies to adopt artificial intelligence at scale.
A winter program of films drawing on ancient narratives opened last week and has already pulled steady crowds to downtown venues.
From bare-knuckle boxers to the world's richest gold rush, Bendigo's history is woven into its streets, trams, and pottery.
Bendigo continues to highlight its galleries, theatres and festivals as core attractions for residents and visitors.
Local volunteers and staff keep support services running for residents across central Victoria.
Operators add new routes through the CBD and Ironbark this winter to meet rising demand for guided outings.
Completed workspace at Prime Business Park and a $1.6 billion forward schedule are already drawing activity from construction and service firms.
Understanding key economic signals helps Bendigo’s business community navigate shifting investment patterns.
With vacancy rates at historic lows, both tenants and property owners are feeling the pressure of a changing regional landscape.
The Australia Day long weekend tournament drew 355 teams and set the standard for local basketball competition.
Residents are turning to established local programs for regular walks, exercise sessions and social connections that fit into everyday routines.
Recent results from BSSC and Bendigo South East College illustrate how local school sports teams foster connections among students and residents.
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