The first British royal visit to Bendigo was in December 1867, when Queen Victoria’s fourth child, Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, tour

The business of death – that is, the protocols for managing human death, as well as its associated rituals and practices – has been a par

The first exhibition launched at Post Office Gallery, Naming Bendigo examined the first 55 years of Bendigo’s settlement, throug

Beginning in Bendigo celebrated the achievements of the city’s innovators, from the Myer department store to the infamous showgr

Pride of Place celebrated the City of Greater Bendigo’s impressive early growth – the commitment of our towns to become self-sus

Hidden Worlds offered a peek into recent archaeological excavations undertaken in Bendigo with a focus on the 2009 dig at 10–16

Celebrating 150 years: rail in Bendigo and the Bendigo Brass Band explored the long and proud history of the rail industry in Be

Childhood for some is sun-soaked and sugar-coated and for others, full of awkward moments and obstacles; nonetheless, it is a time consid

Mapping great change: the landscape of central Victoria explored significant historical and cultural changes occurring upon and