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Cancer Council proud of region’s commitment to fundraising morning teas

With Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea upon us during May, June and July, Cancer Council Queensland regional development specialist Belinda Nunn can not be prouder...

Bargara Berries to hold new Strawberries and Strings evening

As Queensland Small Business Month continues to highlight, celebrate and support small businesses, one local business Bargara Berries continues to work towards showcasing the...

School grown crops make for tasty shared meals

Kolan South State School principal Ben Spargo was more than happy to be a taste tester when Chappy Evan helped students make some delicious...

Standing up for our spines

Seventy years and still going strong for Clyde and Faye

Relaxation is an entry form away

Childers Festival 2024 set to dazzle and delight

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Trickett’s inspiring visit

Ever wanted to meet a decorated Australian Olympian? Year 8 and 9 Shalom College students were treated to a visit from Australian swimmer Libby Trickett,...

Flames on fire in FQPL Wide Bay

Fraser Flames continued to extend their goal differential in the latest round of the FQPL Wide Bay women’s competition. Last weekend, Flames held a...

Bundy clubs win Round 7 challenge

Three FQPL Wide Bay men’s matches went ahead last weekend with Bundaberg-based clubs taking on rivals from the Fraser Coast and all of them...

Five premier matches at Hinkler Park

Hinkler Park will host five premier league hockey matches this Saturday with Granville, Uniroos, CBR and Bolts making their way up to Bundaberg to...

Devils’ revel at the Furnace

It was a day out at home for the Isis Devils with both the men’s league and women’s league tag teams securing wins in...

Wallaroos rise up against Waves

A home game for the Wallaroos set the platform for them to wreck the Waves Tigers’ perfect start to the season. In the latest...

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Coastal community mosaic gets Australia wide recognition

There was almost cheering on the street as the best street art experiences in the nation were revealed for the Australian Street Art Awards...

Social ride to kick off Wondai horse club

A social horse ride at Wondai on Sunday, 24 March is set to be the first of many for the newly-formed Dingo Creek Endurance...

Special legacy celebrated through band performance

It will be a breathtaking moment as the musical extravaganza celebrating Bundaberg Legacy’s 75th anniversary begins. Bundaberg Legacy is proudly presenting the Band of the...

Hop into Easter in the gardens

Put on your bunny ears, gather your friends and family, and hop into Bundaberg’s biggest Easter celebration. Easter in the Gardens is a month-long program...

Easter fun set to begin at The Federal Hotel

While Sheri Freckelton’s role is generally welcoming people to The Federal Hotel in Childers as the senior bar person, on Thursday 28 March, she...

Time to vote for Oodies Cafe in music awards

As 2024 is a year of celebration for Oodies Café owners and sisters Suzy Evans and Jenny Haack, they continue to welcome some remarkable...

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Needs of small business must be addressed

Bundaberg was afforded a unique opportunity this week with State Government holding a Community Cabinet in town. This was an opportunity to meet...

Gala dinner set to be another success

There is no doubt the Bundaberg Fruit and Vegetable Growers Industry Gala Dinner is the social event for the sector, and we look forward...

Empower her to financial independence

In the quiet corners of our lives, money remains a topic often left unspoken. Yet, in an attempt to shift this narrative, I recently...

Access to Justice and Pro Bono Legal Services

Queensland Legal Week and National Pro Bono Day are annual events that celebrate and promote access to justice and pro bono legal services in...

Mavis marks a century with celebration

Mavis Zimmerlie has just celebrated her 100th birthday and reflects on her life working on cane farms in Bundaberg. Growing up in Sharon, Mavis said...

What a difference a decade makes!

Our perceptions can, and often do, change over time. As children, we think our parents enjoy making our lives boring and miserable, but as adults...

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