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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6 days ago |
bendigoadvertiser.com.au | Tom O'Callaghan
Andrew Lethlean. Picture by Darren HoweThe man who has upended Bendigo politics has issued a statement conceding he is unlikely to win the 2025 election.
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6 days ago |
bendigoadvertiser.com.au | Tom O'Callaghan
Andrew Lethlean. Picture by Darren HoweThe pub owner who turned Bendigo politics on its head has conceded he's unlikely win the 2025 election.
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6 days ago |
bendigoadvertiser.com.au | Tom O'Callaghan |Ayden Dawkins
Labor's Lisa Chesters. Picture by Enzo TomasielloLisa Chesters is on the cusp of victory in an election that has turned Bendigo's politics on its head. SALE ON NOW! Tap into unlimited access or signup to continue reading All articles from our website & appThe digital version of Today's PaperBreaking news alerts direct to your inboxInteractive Crosswords, Sudoku and TriviaAll articles from the other in your areaIt is not a sure thing for the sitting Labor MP as counting continues.
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1 week ago |
thesenior.com.au | Tom O'Callaghan
Kay Waldron considers herself lucky. A draining six months in hospital is over and she is no longer one of the many in limbo waiting for aged care. Create a free account to read this article or signup to continue readingShe spent six months at Bendigo hospital before the welcome certainty of a space at Joan Pindar Nursing Home.
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1 week ago |
bendigoadvertiser.com.au | Tom O'Callaghan
Bendigo East MP and premier Jacinta Allan. Picture by Darren HoweA massive swing to the Nationals "would have to" be very concerning for Bendigo East MP and premier Jacinta Allan, a state politician says as the fallout continues for Labor.
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