Crowds swarm the Bendigo Swap Meet
One of the premiere events for Australian car lovers, the Bendigo Swap Meet is a yearly pilgrimage for thousands of people looking for old parts and old friends.
View ArticleDai Gum San opens like a flower in Bendigo
After years of planning and months of construction, the historic Dai Gum San development has been officially opened.
View ArticleTalent exposed at Monster Meeting Song Award
The first step to democracy in Victoria was an event called the Forest Creek Monster meeting. This event is now captured in song.
View ArticleA monster turnout for the monster meeting
When it comes to democracy in Australia, many believe it began when 14,000 miners took to a hill in Chewton to oppose taxes in the 1851. Today their message still rings out loud on that very same hill.
View ArticleBendigo buildings steal the spot light
The Bendigo Post Office Gallery is hosting 'Pride of Place: the first 60 years of building in Bendigo and surrounds' showing images of structures built between 1854 and 1914.
View ArticleBendigo trams now and then
Forty years ago, the last Bendigo tram made its final journey. Gail Tavener photographed the tram from her workplace in 1972 and again in 2012 for ABC Open's Now and Then.
View ArticleFormer Aussie rock band Redgum supports rural primary school
The stage set, bugs soaring past the lights and people are waiting on a cold night to see John Schumann and Hugh McDonald performing a fund raiser for Piangil primary, about 30 kilometres from Swan Hill.
View ArticleRed River Rebellion re-enactment
Camp Hill Primary School students help remember the Red Ribbon Rebellion
View ArticleThe bearded bushrangers and the Castlemaine artist who became them
For four years Castlemaine artist and teacher Clayton Tremlett sculpted his facial hair to take on the guise of 12 bushrangers.
View ArticleReclaiming the past to distil eucalyptus oil in Wedderburn
One man and team of volunteers turn eucalyptus leaves into oil using methods of the 1800s in an area once famous for its oil production.
View ArticleMuslim Australians found to suffer the 'most disturbing' experiences in...
A four-year study into faith communities has found Muslims experience acts of violence on an individual basis like no other religious adherents.
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