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Creating fabulous memories for the future

Parenting is a beautiful, messy, and transformative journey. Amid the daily routines and responsibilities, it’s easy to forget that the moments we share with our...

Robyn remembered through special Zonta Award

Robyn Rehbein spent her life serving the community. She was a girl guide in her youth and later was the President of the Girl...

Aussie spirit showcased with aqua fundraiser

Kepnock State High School pool will be the place to visit this Australia Day, Saturday, 26 January for the Aqua Aerobics Australia Day fundraiser. For...

Bondi royal commission

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has finally announced a royal commission, Australia’s most powerful form of independent public inquiry, into last month’s shooting at Bondi...

Response integral to wild weather

I love a sunburnt country, a land of sweeping plains. Of ragged mountain ranges, of droughts and flooding rains. Dorothy MacKeller wrote the poem “My...

CEO announces staggered retirement

After a distinguished 36-year career spanning several Queensland sugar mills, Isis Central Sugar Mill chief executive officer Craig Wood has announced he will be...

Pump up and wind down at World Gym Bundaberg

Moving into a new year, World Gym Bundaberg is introducing two new innovative classes to its timetable – Aqua Chill and BodyPump Heavy. World Gym...

Mr Hosking takes the reins as BCC principal

It is set to be an exciting year for the Bundaberg Christian College community as they welcome Brendan Hosking into the role of principal. Mr...

Cara-Ann shares passion for multisensory artwork

Cara-Ann Simpson is a multidisciplinary artist, with her work focusing on sculpture, sound, space and the participant engaging with sensory perception and environmental interaction. Cara-Ann’s...

Farmers important to history

The following is an interview conducted as part of a series by the Isis District Historical Society: Harold Blake, interviewed by John Bunn on...

Flood recovery needs flexibility, not bureaucracy

While it's been a great start to the wet season for a lot of people, it's also been far too much rainfall for many....

Virgin back at the table in bid to spread Bundaberg’s wings

As the introduction of three top-flight hotels and service apartment complexes into Bundaberg gets under way, talks with popular airline Virgin Australia are taking...

Athletics club seeks new junior competitors

As summer sports wrap up and winter sports commence their seasons, Bargara Little Athletics are inviting local school students to give track and field...

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