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Morning PostBendigo Sunday, 29 March 2026 • Issue #636 |
Cloud clearing, pleasant day ahead ☀️ UV 7.7 • 🌅 Sunset 7:22 PM |
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Good morning! South Bendigo's goal-scoring star faces an anxious wait after a late injury, while Victoria's offering free public transport for all of April. Plus, the Easter Festival countdown continues. — Nathan, Editor |
At a Glance 📰 Fears for South Bendigo's 11-goal star after awkward landing on final siren ⚽ Bendigo Showgrounds Market + 5 more events ✈️ Travel & Deals: Royal Caribbean Australia cruises: South Pacific and New Zealand from Sydney or Brisbane with kids from $59 per day 🕰️ On this day in 1974: Chinese farmers discovered the Terracotta Army near Xi'an while... |
Today's Bendigo Fears for South Bendigo's 11-goal star after awkward landing on final sirenSouth Bendigo's Kaiden Antonowicz went down with a potential knee injury in the dying moments of the match, casting a shadow over his stellar 11-goal performance. The Bloods are now awaiting scan results to determine the extent of the damage. It's a cruel twist after such a dominant display on the field. via Bendigo AdvertiserFree septic assessments for Goornong residentsGoornong residents can now access free septic system assessments as part of a local initiative. It's a practical opportunity for homeowners to ensure their systems are in good working order. via Bendigo Times |
Around Australia Victorians get free public transport for a monthThe Allan government is offering free public transport throughout April as petrol prices soar due to the energy shock from the Middle East conflict. It's a temporary measure to ease the surge in fuel demand across the state. via The Guardian Australia |
Around the World Three Lebanese journalists killed in Israeli strike — The Israeli military has confirmed it killed Ali Shoeib from Hezbollah-affiliated Al Manar TV along with two other Lebanese journalists in a strike. via BBC World Nepal's ex-PM arrested over protest deaths — Former prime minister KP Sharma Oli and ex-home minister Ramesh Lekhak have been arrested over last year's deadly Gen Z protests crackdown. via SBS News |
What's On What's On Every Sunday we feature sport and outdoor activities around Bendigo. MarketPrince of Wales Showgrounds, today 8:30am-2pm Browse local goods, crafts and food at your weekly Sunday market staple. FestivalRosalind Park & city streets, 3-6 April 80,000 Easter eggs, the world's longest dragon, and Australia's oldest regional festival. ArtsBendigo Town Hall, 3-6 April Community art show and sale with hundreds of works available to purchase. Free146 Midland Hwy Epsom, daily 9am-5pm Explore heritage kilns and beautiful grounds at this iconic working pottery. MusicUlumbarra Theatre, 2 May Two hours of ABBA hits in a glittering live concert spectacular. ArtsUlumbarra Theatre, 14-17 May Bendigo Theatre Company brings the glitter-fuelled musical to life on stage. Got an event to share? Let us know → |
Travel & Deals Every Sunday we share a holiday or travel deal worth knowing about. Royal Caribbean is offering up to $850 off select Australian departure cruises aboard Anthem of the Seas (Sydney) and Voyager of the Seas (Brisbane). Itineraries cover South Pacific islands, New Zealand ports, and Airlie Beach with options from weekend breaks to longer multi-port voyages. Kids sail from just $59 per day, plus you can save an additional $150 AUD on 7-night Caribbean repositioning cruises. 💡 Book early to secure saver fares and flexible deposit options - prices rise as departure dates approach and cabins fill up. |
Daily Brainteaser 🧩 What English word has three consecutive double letters?Answer revealed at the bottom of today's edition. |
Daily Games 💡 Today's Featured Game Word Ladder 5 steps · ~2 min WILD → TAME Change one letter at a time · Par: 5 steps Yesterday 11 people played · Average: 5.1 steps |
On This Day Anniversary of • Chinese farmers discovered the Terracotta Army near Xi'an while digging a well. (1974) • The Republic of Ireland became the first country to ban smoking in all workplaces. (2004) • The last United States troops withdrew from Vietnam as the Vietnam War wound down. (1973) • Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were convicted of espionage for passing atomic secrets to the Soviet Union. (1951) 🎂 Born on this day: Australian supermodel and businesswoman Elle Macpherson (1964), American tennis champion Jennifer Capriati (1976), and New Zealand actress from Xena Lucy Lawless (1968). |
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