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Funding commitment recognises hard work and exciting future

For the best part of a decade, Queensland’s cane growers have been working hard to improve farming practices, not only […]

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Isis Mill new CEO announced

Isis Central Sugar Mill will start a new year with both a new diversified business model and a new chief executive officer as it...

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Lions Youth speaking out

The Bundaberg State High School library was the venue on Saturday 28 February for the excitement and expert knowledge of the first round of...

Big day of grand final action

Bundaberg Cricket Association has announced it is planning to play all senior and junior grand finals on Saturday. BCA president Rhys Grills said while the...

Cracking catches by all ages

Inshore/Offshore It’s been a frustrating few weeks for our offshore and inshore anglers, with a persistent strong SE wind shutting things down and keeping boats...

Multiple flood rescues across the region

Police and emergency services continue to urge motorists to check road conditions before travelling and never drive through floodwaters after multiple floodwater rescues were...

Opening round of thrills

The opening round of the Wide Bay Premier League season produced goals, close contests and standout individual performances across both the men’s and women’s...

Top crowd expected for Bundaberg race day

Sportsbet Bundaberg Race Club will host its popular Catholic Schools Race Day at Thabeban Park this Saturday, promising a mix of local racing, fashion...

Ann determined to continue community commitment

On Sunday 8 March, it was a special moment for the Zonta Club of Bundaberg and so many in the community with the announcement...

Council moves to recovery mode as residents and businesses return

Both the Burnett Traffic and Tallon bridges reopened early Thursday morning to the relief of the community, as Bundaberg Regional Council shifted into recovery...

Boots to the ground for Pollies

Queensland Premier David Crisafulli flew into Bundaberg on Tuesday, 10 March to support local authorities and the community during this week's major flood event....

Being aware of polycystic ovarian syndrome

Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), characterised by hormonal and cardiometabolic complications, has become increasingly prevalent, affecting up to 26 per cent of females and those...

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