With a passion for fair access to healthcare running deep in her blood, La Trobe’s new head of dentistry, Rachel Martin, has found her calling in Bendigo

As I write this, Central Victoria is still under stage 3 restrictions and even if they are lifted soon, we will be living with ongoing restrictions of some sort for a long time. COVID-19 has affected our way of life but also impacted our ability to communicate.
While it is the hearing impaired, who I deal with most, who have been severely impacted, we all will have to live with three key factors that will continue to affect our communication.

Local architects add interest to Bendigo’s built landscape, from commercial projects to home-sweet-homes.

Discover the ‘lost trades’ that are finding a new generation of admirers, thanks to a fair showcasing traditional professions that have withstood the test of time and technology.

Designers, writers, photographers and artists are already eager to be part of The Studio Bendigo. But first, there’s much work to be done.

A Maiden Gully artist asks and answers the big questions via paint, time and talent.

The popular Summer in the Parks program returns to entertain and delight crowds in the great outdoors.

Twinnie the Tinker lays down tools in Bendigo, helping inspire a new generation of tech-savvy, trade-loving teens.

Spend some time in the colourful company of Sherri Parry, right here and at this year’s Bendigo Blues and Roots Music Festival.

An artist captures the quirk and character of Bendigo’s urban landscape in her quest to transform her life through creativity.