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finance
As job markets evolve, Bendigo’s workforce development landscape is shifting, creating new openings and areas of growth that are already benefiting local businesses and workers alike.
Technology
From free AI classes at the Neighbourhood Hub to Bendigo Bank's 50-plus branch digital network, local resources are evolving fast, and more is coming.
finance
Completed workspace at Prime Business Park and a $1.6 billion forward schedule are already drawing activity from construction and service firms.
community
Operators add new routes through the CBD and Ironbark this winter to meet rising demand for guided outings.
culture
A winter program of films drawing on ancient narratives opened last week and has already pulled steady crowds to downtown venues.
lifestyle
Local volunteers and staff keep support services running for residents across central Victoria.
culture
From bare-knuckle boxers to the world's richest gold rush, Bendigo's history is woven into its streets, trams, and pottery.
community
Bendigo continues to highlight its galleries, theatres and festivals as core attractions for residents and visitors.
news
With vital education institutions shaping Bendigo’s future, stakeholders face crucial choices on growth and support.
news
With pressing challenges ahead, the city council must outline priorities and strategies to guide Bendigo's near-term future.
sport
Forget World Cup semi-finals and pro-league labour disputes: the real story in youth sport is the quiet, determined work happening on Bendigo's suburban ovals and school courts.
Technology
Bendigo-founded firms and free community programs create practical pathways for regional companies to adopt artificial intelligence at scale.
finance
With shifts in market dynamics and infrastructure priorities, Bendigo’s business community is exploring fresh commercial development prospects and some local players are already benefiting.
news
Ongoing works and service expansions trace back to coordinated state projects aimed at safety and connectivity across the region.
finance
A steady calendar of business festivals, conferences, and networking meetings is shaping Bendigo's economic landscape throughout 2026 and beyond.
property
City of Greater Bendigo has approved scheme amendments that raise height limits in targeted zones while tightening facade and setback rules from 1 August.
property
With vacancy rates at historic lows, both tenants and property owners are feeling the pressure of a changing regional landscape.
finance
Understanding key economic signals helps Bendigo’s business community navigate shifting investment patterns.
sport
Recent results from BSSC and Bendigo South East College illustrate how local school sports teams foster connections among students and residents.
news
Completed units in central Bendigo and early works at Flora Hill highlight the next steps for nominated sites and annual housing goals set by Greater Bendigo City Council.
sport
The Australia Day long weekend tournament drew 355 teams and set the standard for local basketball competition.
community
A significant interstate or national netball fixture is coming to the city, reflecting growing infrastructure and competition status.
community
A general guide to how Bendigo families and students navigate universities, TAFE, and the public and non-government school systems in central Victoria.
finance
Recent developments show Bendigo’s business landscape is shifting, with some sectors and entrepreneurs already reaping benefits.
wellness
Residents are turning to established local programs for regular walks, exercise sessions and social connections that fit into everyday routines.
news
Planners must now weigh infrastructure needs and sequencing across multiple sites after early works begin and annual targets are set.
news
Residents face emergency department overcrowding, ambulance ramping, and more than 11,000 properties without power as the City of Greater Bendigo launches a new online dashboard.
Politics
The federal report on AI risks identifies women and university graduates as most exposed, with immediate relevance to employment options for those connected to the La Trobe University regional campus in Bendigo.
finance
Everyday consumers benefit from recognising how job availability shapes household spending and long-term planning in the region.
news
Decisions by Bendigo’s local government are influencing everything from community services to environmental stewardship for area residents.
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