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Green and cream heritage tram car with Bendigo Tramways signage
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Bendigo Heritage proposes bringing back trams after more than 50 years

Heritage group Bendigo Heritage has asked for a study on bringing trams back to the city's public transport. The tram network closed in 1972, more than 50 years ago.

Why it mattersGood public transport shapes how people move around cities and spend time locally. Trams can attract visitors and cut car use.

AustraliaBendigo's bus network review will consider this proposal. If approved for study, it could eventually change how visitors and residents access the city's cultural and health services.

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