Bundaberg community rallies to support Mater Chicks in Pink
The Bundaberg community is being encouraged to lace up their running shoes and register for the 2026 Mater Chicks in Pink International Women’s Day...
Bundaberg couple bag $115,000 with last-second Keno win
A Bundaberg couple couldn’t believe their eyes when the final number needed for a $115,000 win appeared in their Keno draw at the very...
This is not who we are: MP
Federal Parliament observed a sombre minute's silence for victims of the Bondi terror attack on 14 December as MPs returned for a two-day sitting...
Blake story continues
The following is an interview conducted as part of a series by the Isis District Historical Society: HAROLD BLAKE, interviewed by John Bunn on...
Working together in Wide Bay to strengthen the regional agricultural workforce
New research will help deepen understanding of the dynamics that influence agricultural labour and skills shortages in five of Australia’s important agricultural regions.
AgriFutures Australia,...
The Summer Lamb ad takes on the World Happiness Index through the power of...
Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) has unveiled its annual Summer Lamb Campaign, celebrating lamb as the dish that brings Australians together.
This year’s ad tackles...
Mystery surrounds teenager’s death on K’gari
Rangers warned of aggressive dingo behaviour before a woman's body was found at a popular tourist spot near a pack of the wild dogs.
A...
New role follows Harrison’s community commitment
With 2025 seeing terrific growth for Partners in Care Together, foundation manager Belinda Nunn has continued that enthusiasm into the new year.
Belinda said they...
DFV Free future matters to dedicated group
After a very successful 2025 which saw its banner filled with signatures committed to a future free from Domestic and Family Violence, the DFV...
Major upgrade for Walkers Point Boat Ramp
Design work is underway on a major upgrade of the Walkers Point boat ramp, with construction set to begin soon to improve safety and...
Teenager in 80-metre mountain fall thanks LifeFlight rescuers
A Bundaberg teenager whose parents insisted he take an emergency personal identification beacon on his hike, thought he would die after falling around 80...
The first test of the season
The first, and hopefully last, cyclone of the season has come and gone.
While Tropical Cyclone Koji wasn’t a major system by cyclone standards,...
Many hands make quality cane country
Converting challenging land into highly productive cane country has become a team effort for the Des Loeskow family near Bundaberg.
Desmond-John Loeskow is now the...
