School commitment to community markets
Fruit and vegetables, homewares, handmade clothing and accessories, jewellery, plants, tools, bric-a-brac and more - that is the beauty of the Shalom Markets, it...
Rally shows some great Dodge history
Some unique history and the chance to get up close and personal with beautifully maintained vehicles will be available to Paradise Market visitors.
On Sunday...
Cancellation of classic sees volunteer marine need assistance
“We do it because we love it.”
That's the answer from Volunteer Marine Rescue Bundaberg skipper and public relations officer Graham Kingston when asked why...
Irrigators to receive slashed water bills automatically
Taking advantage of big cuts to the price of irrigation water will be made easy for Queensland’s irrigators through steps announced today to fulfil...
Vehicle rolls over in South Kolan
A person has been taken to hospital following a vehicle rollover in South Kolan this afternoon.(13 May)
One patient has been transported to Childers...
Grand Vitara stolen at Woodgate
Sometime between 1pm on Sunday, 25 April and 10am on Monday, 26 April, a vehicle was stolen from Woppis Road, Woodgate.
The vehicle is...
Tough quarantine measures adding to labour shortages
Bundaberg backpacking hostels, like their farming counterparts, are facing a dire shortage of the typical international workforce that fill the fields and pick the...
Australian industry to descend on Bundaberg
Bundaberg will host Australia’s pineapple industry this July when growers, researchers, and supply chain operators converge on the region for the Golden Circle 2021...
Man dies in tractor accident near Gin Gin
A man his died this morning (12 May) after a tractor and pedestrian incident on a private property near Gin Gin.
Paramedics assessed a...
New chapter for Bundaberg Today
Following the huge demand from regional Queenslanders and Bundaberg for the return of a printed newspaper, the 14 May edition of Bundaberg Today marks...
No cash for Bundaberg East flood levee leads to a war of words
The latest round of political games on the $80 million Bundaberg East flood levee is being played, following no allocation of funding from the...
Suicide prevention for local farmers
The impacts of drought, COVID-19, labour shortages and water challenges are taking their toll on farmers in the Wide Bay-Burnett region with many in...
Queensland Government to criminalise AI ‘deepfake’ abuse
The Queensland Government will slam shut a loophole and introduce new laws to criminalise the creation of ‘deepfake’ sexually explicit images of a person...
