Tom O'Callaghan
Journalist at Bendigo Advertiser
I grew up in Bendigo and I want to tell your stories. I work for the Bendigo Advertiser.
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1 week ago |
bendigoadvertiser.com.au | Tom O'Callaghan
Tobias and Zach Pearce look at the latest plans for new clubrooms at a Bendigo sports complex. Picture by Tom O'CallaghanPlans for a beloved sports ground have been unveiled in Bendigo, and building works could start by the end of the year.
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1 week ago |
thesenior.com.au | Tom O'Callaghan
You can pick and choose residential aged care facilities if you know what to look for. Picture fileCheryl* noticed the mood in nursing homes she was touring, a few weeks ago. Create a free account to read this article or signup to continue readingShe was paying attention to people's body language, watching how staff members interacted with residents, and how settled people seemed. "It was very evident" some were better than others, she said.
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1 week ago |
bendigoadvertiser.com.au | Tom O'Callaghan
The damage to a fence in Golden Square. Picture by Tom O'CallaghanA car has hit a fence next to a publican and patrons in Bendigo before allegedly fleeing the scene.
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2 weeks ago |
bendigoadvertiser.com.au | Tom O'Callaghan
You can pick and choose residential aged care facilities if you know what to look for. Picture fileCheryl* noticed the mood in nursing homes she was touring, a few weeks ago.
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3 weeks ago |
bendigoadvertiser.com.au | Tom O'Callaghan
Norma Auditori and Peter Horman celebrate their engagement with a party. Picture by Darren HoweThe engagement party is in full swing at Golden Oaks Nursing Home, the band is on fire, food and drinks are flowing and the happy couple are sharing the joy with fellow residents, family and friends.
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