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Council moves to recovery mode as residents and businesses return

At 5.15am on Thursday, Bundaberg Basketball were able to begin assessing any damage and began the slow clean up process. The water came to lap the top of the stairs on the indoor court. (Bundaberg Basketball)

Both the Burnett Traffic and Tallon bridges reopened early Thursday morning to the relief of the community, as Bundaberg Regional […]

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