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Coming together welcomed on Remembrance Day

It was at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month that guns fell silent in 1918, ending World War I. This...

Fun in the park also has educational message

It was education, excitement and plenty of hands-on learning for the region’s youngest residents at the Milbi Kids in the Park hosted as part...

Look out for Black Noddy

Over recent weeks you might have seen reports of dead birds being found up and down the region's beaches. The birds are black noddys, a...

Queensland Ag Shows Conference to come to Bundaberg

The Queensland Ag Shows 2022 Conference will be held in Bundaberg from 14 to 16 January next year and will offer information, opportunities and...

Farmers upset with Fair Work ruling

A bitter blow is how local growers described a Fair Work Commission (FWC) ruling that pickers working on a piece rate must be guaranteed...

Editor’s Desk: Bundy’s NRL Coup

Scoring a NRL fixture for competition points may well just be Bundy's biggest coup for a number of years. Our leaders say we should...

Donation to assist river investigation

Bundaberg Landcare has received a $774 donation from St Luke's Anglican School's Morris House, which will assist with Landcare's investigation into the health of...

Transformation into thriving waterway

Stage one of the Belle Eden waterway naturalisation project is complete, transforming a barren man-made drain back into a thriving natural waterway. Hinkler MP Keith...

Bundaberg a potential home for the Canterbury Bulldogs

Bundaberg will host its first ever game for NRL competition points in 2022 and there's a good chance more NRL fixtures in the Rum...

Lifetime Bundaberg carer brings spirituality to new role

Bundaberg local Trish Byrne has spent nearly 50 years nursing and caring for people in the community, and the dedicated grandmother has now added...

Nutcracker sweet!

Ol’ Bundy town was once renowned for sugar cane ‘n' millin’, Where canefires lit the evening sky and rumbos cost a shillin! But now the mills...

Queensland Strawberries’ season-saving gamble pays off

As the dust settles on the end of this years’ winter strawberry season, Queensland Strawberry Growers’ Association (QSGA) president Adrian Schultz reflects on innovative...

Lions happy to get their hands dirty for Charlottes Wood growth

It was another wonderful display of community organisations and members coming together for the betterment of the region when on Thursday 12 December for...