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25 November, 2025

Energy Breakthrough Snapshots

Energy Breakthrough's 33rd event was a success — with hundreds of schools, thousands of students and 15,000 visitors coming to Maryborough for the event.


Crowds of students, teachers and spectators gathered to celebrate the conclusion fo the secondary 24-hour time trial.
Crowds of students, teachers and spectators gathered to celebrate the conclusion fo the secondary 24-hour time trial.
Carisbrook Lions Club’s Izzy Charlesworth, April Potter, James Hollands, and father-son duo Jefferson and Jackson Hoober ahead of a race.
If this student wasn’t already sweaty from the race they were soaked by the end of the celebration.
Marshal point three remained true to its reputation as a crash hotspot.
Long-time volunteer Tony Lacey waved the checkered flag for the 24-hour trial on Sunday.
Aiden King and Hyde Durrant said what many others might have thought: they wanted to see a crash.
Bendigo Senior Secondary College’s Bryce Nicholls may have won the race, but he wore the celebrations.
Carisbrook Primary’s Redback Warrior robotics team members Esther Campanelli, Isla Harper, Safi Prowse, and Ashton Jennings smashed many of the day’s challenges.
Tyabb Primary School’s Dragons team driving in the early hours on Friday.
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