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Legacy provides support in times of flood

When floodwaters threatened parts of Bundaberg recently, staff from Bundaberg Legacy moved quickly to ensure the safety and wellbeing of the widows they support. Bundaberg...

Exploring social media and happiness this International Day of Happiness

When asked what we want to be, the natural answer often isn’t an occupation, but a feeling: happy. International Day of Happiness, which falls...

Local experts happy to be featured in children’s book

A new children’s book by Dr Sarah Pye is inspiring young readers to ask big questions about the natural world — including one very...

Digital classrooms may be failing students – experts call for a rethink

As concerns grow about declining student performance across literacy, numeracy and critical thinking, CQUniversity experts are calling for a major rethink of how technology...

Kindermusik fun for children and parents

BTR Performing Arts Academy continues to bring music and joy to a variety of age groups and one of those that is particularly celebrated...

Stop, check and protect

As scam activity continues to rise, Australians are increasingly being targeted by criminals using sophisticated tactics, fear and urgency to exploit trust. Local bank, Auswide...

Art journaling workshops a huge success

With the support of the Bundaberg Regional Council Community Grants Program, Integrated Disability Support Services been hosting Art Journalling Workshops for the community. This five-week...

Endeavour Foundation integral part of Gavin’s life

Gavin Chapman was born on a farm near Theodore before moving to Bundaberg when he was young. From there, he moved into one of Endeavour...

Dignity map sees real need for donations

With new data revealing period poverty hotspots, Share the Dignity has put the call out for everyone to take action this March through its...

Australia must take fuel security seriously

Events in the Middle East might seem a long way from Queensland’s cane paddocks – but they are a timely reminder of how exposed...

Mandatory health star ratings a welcome step

The Australian Medical Association welcomes the decision by food regulation ministers to move towards mandatory health star ratings on packaged foods, a long overdue...

Sparky’s arrive to help restore power

Queensland Labor Leader Steven Miles and local MP Tom Smith have praised the efforts of hero tradies who are helping restore power to flood...

Getting the jobs done right

Let’s face it, in our fast-paced modern society, there are often jobs around the home that many people don’t have the time or possibly...