About Us
Established in 2005, Bendigo Magazine is an independently, locally owned and published, full colour, glossy magazine.
Produced quarterly by creative locals who are passionate about the central Victorian region and it’s people, Bendigo Magazine highlights the amazing aspects of the region including – lifestyle, arts, homes, food, tourism and community.
Our magazine offers a considered balance of editorial and advertising, ultilising quality and professional photographers and writers from the area to bring together insightful stories about central Victoria and it’s people.
At home with art
An artist captures the quirk and character of Bendigo’s urban landscape in her quest to transform her life through creativity.
It’s all noteworthy
When you think of the music that’s been made over two decades from the Women of Note, it’s something to write home about.
For the love of the game
For this Bendigo Senior Secondary College alumna and WNBL basketballer, the world is about to get a whole lot bigger.
A fresh take
Interior designer and artist Marcia Priestley paints away past pains to find international success from the calm confines of her bright home studio.
Solo-man
Not yet old enough to drive a car, this Kangaroo Flat teen has turned his eyes to the skies and is set to take off on an epic adventure for a very worthy cause…
Ready to roar
Bendigo’s newest dragon, Dai Gum Loong, is ready to be seen and heard for the first time this Easter during a magnificent display of Chinese culture.
Social commentary
A local comedian addresses the big - and not so big - topics affecting us all as the Bendigo stand-up scene begins to boom.
The hilltop hood
Come Fridays The Old Church on the Hill throws open its doors to welcome in all who seek companionship, connection and copious cups of tea.
The duality of caring
Juggling career and family responsibilities is a challenge many women, like La Trobe University researcher Dr Katharine McKinnon, know only too well. However, a workplace that recognises the inherent value of both roles is not such a familiar story.