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Bendigo introduces 250 purple e-scooters for a 12-month trial to improve city transport links and promote safer, shared micro-mobility.

Cr Julie Sloan proposes ditching New Year's Eve and Easter fireworks displays. She also wants research on animal display alternatives.

"There's a great feeling around the whole club from netball, football to the women's footy team, so it's been a really enjoyable season so far."

Bendigo police urge public for info on missing 16-year-old Bel Bel, last seen May 17 in Ascot with concerns for her welfare due to her age.

Women Illawarra hosts an event in Lang Park to create change and support victim-survivors of gendered violence through a floral tribute.

Apache Song will aim for back-to-back Sandown win when she lines up on Saturday.

Import Craig is in store for better victories after his maiden win at Bendigo.

Victorian roadshow by a parliamentary committee shows small-scale farms needed to secure food supply amidst urban sprawl.

In its regular column, Wodonga and District Historical Society describes the history of Sister Hughes' Private Hospital between 1922 and 1938.

The Mount Warrigal man is back in Australia after he was seriously injured in a scooter crash in Bali, thanks to the efforts of his family and a DFAT loan.