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Local store fights to stay open after barbecue giant collapses

Local owners say the Bendigo franchise will keep trading while administrators close 62 company stores and 500 workers face job losses.

Summary by The Courier
Bendigo’s Barbeques Galore remains open after 62 company stores are set to close, though owners say they still lack clarity on the impact.

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Local store fights to stay open after barbecue giant collapses

Bendigo’s Barbeques Galore remains open after 62 company stores are set to close, though owners say they still lack clarity on the impact.

·Ballarat City, Australia
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The Courier broke the news in Ballarat City, Australia on Thursday, June 11, 2026.
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