Sangria. It’s Spanish for: “Geez it’s hot, I need a delicious, fruity iced wine beverage.”

Necessity was the mother of the invention of the Starving Artist Food Co. ... and Dr Scroll ... and a thriving catering business.

When you weigh less than 48kg in your socks, and balance and steer a 600kg juggernaut over speeds matched only by a motor-driven machine, you can’t be too precious. It takes courage, strength and a determination that most of us can only hope for.

One of the city’s grand historic homes was given a stylish modern facelift that has only enhanced its historic charms, thanks to careful planning and action by those at the helm of this extensive renovation.

Rob and Luisa are proudly at the helm of the family business. Drawing on culture and traditional family values, the couple have a firm vision for the future of Bendigo Foodstore.

It was a life too short, but the memory of Cameron Brown won’t be forgotten thanks to an innovative fund he established to inspire Queen’s College students, as well as the love and friendship he gave to his family and those lucky enough to have known him.

Settled amongst the hills of Heathcote, Aussie artist and satirist Peter Russell-Clarke reflects on a life that is as unique and full of interest as his art.

Want to stand out from the crowd? Contrasting finishes and distinctive shapes can be brought together to make a striking combination for any room in any home.

Shelley and her family have created a beloved home and haven for rescued and retired animals, and those in need of some country R&R.

Tony White looks at his role as frontman of Fountaineer as a creative outlet, something that fits in between family and work. It’s an outlet driven by a love of stories that shows in his music, and his ultimate career goal — working at the Bendigo Library.