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Watch out for school zones

Bundaberg motorists are being reminded to watch out for active school zones as some students make their return to school this week. Although the formal...

Do we still need the check-in app?

Some local businesses and political leaders are questioning the point of continuing to use the QLD Check-In App. Queensland Health no longer routinely lists exposure...

Residents have say about Innes Park’s future

A healthy crowd of reportedly close to the 100 mark attended a community consultation meeting on 22 January, to discuss ideas to support a...

Judy’s love of community rewarded with Order of Australia honour

Bundaberg's Judith Peters has lived her life on a motto, do what you love and love what you do. For Judith this has led...

Mayor calling for promised funding of major port project

Bundaberg Region Mayor Jack Dempsey has called on the Australian Government to urgently guarantee that promised funding will be provided for the Pacific Tug...

Teenager crashes into a tree at Coral Cove

Paramedics responded to reports of a single-vehicle into tree at Coral Cove overnight on 24 January. The crash occurred on Back Windermere Road at...

Sights set on more events at the rifle club

The Bundaberg Small Bore Rifle Club has its sights set on securing more state-wide and interstate competitions now an upgrade to the clubhouse has...

The Boar Buster arrives in Bundaberg

With an estimated feral pig population of 24 million in Australia, the constant battle and devastation farmers suffer seems like a hopeless cause at...

Cashed up cane farmers isn’t the whole story

Bundaberg CANEGROWERS says a report revealing 91 percent income increase for sugarcane farmers, hasn't taken into account rising costs, rising council rates and lost...

Emeritus professor recalls rich academic life at CQU

Former expert critical care nurse and research-intensive academic from Rockhampton Professor Trudy Dwyer was recently recognized with the title of Emeritus Professor at a...

A glimpse at farming’s future

Local farmers and industry leaders got their first look at a new autonomous multi-purpose agricultural robot on a Bundaberg macadamia farm, which is aimed...

Tough time for the chicken industry

Like most Australian businesses at present, the Australian chicken meat industry is facing significant pressure from critical staff shortages across the supply chain due...

Forgotten to be proactive

We seem to be living in an age defined by unintended consequences, and while these consequences are related to a person’s action, they are...