The Connected Circus and Bendigo Special Development School are entering 2 films in a International Film Festival. Its called the Focus on Ability film festival. Vern Hardies spoke to Robbo about it on The Wake Up Call.

Rhi Sieter from Ms Batterhams and McKenzie Quarters in Bendigo joined Robbo on The Wake Up Call to talk all things food...today, finger food...

Listener Kelly, who gets assistance from The Kangaroo Flat Uniting Church, contacted the station to say that after the devastating fire recently, the Church is in need of a fridge and freezer. If anyone is able to help, contact Gold Central Victoria and we'll pass on the details. She spoke to Robbo on The Wake Up Call...

Wednesdays means Central Goldfields Shire news. Emma Little joined Robbo with an update on the council meeting last night, free meditation sessions and Rates notices coming out...

Trevor Long from EFTM.com joined Robbo on The Wake Up Call with details of a really cheap but safe smart phone designed for kids...plus lots of other tech news...check it out at EFTM.com

Noel Sens from Sens Jewelers joined Robbo with heaps of cycling news, including an update on Bendigonians racing in Europe, some local riders dominating in Queensland, the Tour of Spain and latest local news too...all the details here...

 Sports Focus, Bendigo Community Health Services and City of Greater Bendigo are inviting women and girls to a fortnight of fun, free, female-friendly activities! Tamarra Ferguson spoke to Robbo on The Wake Up Call about...

Mt Alexander Shire CEO Darren Fuzzard joined Robbo on The Wake Up Call with news of Council receiving $1.2M in funding to make Fogartys Gap Road safer, Let’s get the Castlemaine Railway Precinct on track for the future, and last chance to get in your Events Grants application...details here...

Bendigo Police Acting Snr Sgt Megan Gladstone joined Robbo on The Wake Up Call, with an update on planning for White Night, the old chestnut locking cars and houses, and pedestrian safety...all the details here...

GREATER Bendigo risks losing 157 slices of history if the state government fails to ratify a planning scheme amendment. about the Miners Cottages...Council wants the buildings branded "places of local heritage significance" but needs the planning minister's approval to change Bendigo's planning scheme. Hidden History's Charles Fahey spoke to Robbo about how significant these cottages are...