Coming up at BRAC! Find the history of your ancestors and property at these FREE events at the Bendigo Regional Archives. 11am Weds 23 Nov, Ancestors in the Archives. 5.30pm Tues 29 Nov, Breaking Down the Walls. brac.vic.gov.au/events 📸 VPRS 12800/P1 BENDIGO GOODS SHED 1873

Beautiful M4MH22 write-up and photo in the Bendigo Advertiser today by Alex Gretgrix & Brendan McCarthy, respectively. They always do a wonderful job of capturing the essence of our community health events. Thank you for your ongoing support. #Bendigo Read more: bendigoadvertiser.com.au/story/7976864/…

Bendigo West ballot draw. Only Labor incumbent Maree Edwards and independent Matt Bansemer turned up to the election office

Comedy is truly back on Twitter.

Sherry McArdle-English, a long-time disability advocate in the ACT, says if she has been stonewalled by NDIS staff and feels if she can't get answers, the average person has no hope | Megan Doherty canberratimes.com.au/story/7977648/…

The team at our sister paper Canberra Times has exclusively revealed the NDIS investigated its ‘growing fraud risk’ as questions swirled about organised crime and other opportunistic behaviour. #Bendigo readers can follow its week-long coverage in the Bendigo Advertiser

Five years today since this Page One at the Bendigo Advertiser. These are the faces of tired, relieved community members whose relationships and identities Malcolm Turnbull put on trial. The marriage survey was a vehicle for right-wing zealotry, and an abdication of Parliament's duties.

In case of Twitter blackout, now might be the time to sign up for our occassional mailing list. Just in case. eepurl.com/hfqXmX

A pleasure to have Barry Strauss on the podcast again. His book on Actium is well worth a read, and I happily recommend his podcast 'Antiquitas'.

Hopping on twitter rn #GoodbyeTwitter #RIPTwitter

Never forget that Ted Cruz liked a porn tweet on 9/11. #GoodByeTwitter

Thank you twitter we had a great time here! #RIPTwitter #GoodByeTwitter #TwitterDown

Patricia Karvelas I think there is a bit of the “last days of Rome” about Twitter today.

Just in case you were wondering ... bendigoadvertiser.com.au/story/7987622/

New book reveals many sides of a Bendigo where the well-to-do felt things had turned topsy-turvy. #history Bendigo Advertiser bendigoadvertiser.com.au/story/7977151/…

"I have known clergymen, gentlemen's sons, men of education, in County Court cells, many of them in rags," an appalled 19th century moralist lamented. Why, you could not pick a poor man from a rich one based on their garbs, he sneered.