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Reusable Coffee Cups – Bendigo
Until recently, we all thought that our takeaway coffee cups were recyclable – but thanks to Craig from the War on Waste, we found out this isn’t true! Coffee cups have a plastic lining, so they can’t be recycled in … Continue reading
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Pregnancy & Postnatal Health in Bendigo
Guest post by Sarah Rose Pregnancy can be an exciting, difficult and daunting time; often filled with anticipation and an increased amount of attention from strangers. During my pregnancy and in the 12 months following, I found some awesome people in … Continue reading
Posted in big kids, family, local produce, nature, park, services
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Great Foodie Gifts from the Bendigo Region
There are some fantastic places to buy a unique and special gift for someone right here in Bendigo. Buy local and support your local retailer, baker and artisan producer. You can’t go past the Bendigo Community Farmers’ Market. The December market … Continue reading
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Cheese
Where do you go for good cheese in Bendigo? Well you can’t go past Bendigo Wholefoods for quality local offerings; from Meredith Dairy, Goldfields Farmhouse Cheese, to Holy Goat and Lochelian. They have many more cheeses on offer and also have a … Continue reading
BSG Community Celebration Day
Bendigo celebrates sustainable living, with a day of food, gardening and music. Hosted and organised by the Bendigo Sustainability Group, this FREE community celebration includes music all day with the McAlpine Fusiliers, gardening workshops (featuring Costa), and cooking demonstrations (there … Continue reading
