Tag: News
UQ medical students immersed in Wide Bay Burnett communities this weekend
Thirty first-year medical students from The University of Queensland (UQ) will embark on a four day immersion tour this weekend to experience the charms...
Ute muster set to bring crowds to Bullyard
Things are about to get even more exciting out in Bullyard, when the regular Bullyard Hall Markets include its first ute muster on Sunday...
Get set to celebrate farmers with flanno fundraiser
Designed as a rallying point for raising awareness about the critical role farmers play in our society, the Moore Park Tavern is holding its...
Cartoonist’s duty to speak out shared
Michael Leunig was born in East Melbourne in June 1945, a slaughterman’s son and the second eldest of five children.
He was educated at...
Biosecurity breakdown
CANEGROWERS CEO Dan Galligan has said media reports of a new government plan to combat the spread of Red Imported Fire Ants only serve...
NBL match a slam dunk for Bundy
Bundaberg is set to host its first national-grade basketball match next Saturday with the Brisbane Bullets going head to head with the Cairns Taipans...
Passion for freshness and flavour sees Gooburrum Grove grow
Considering Gooburrum Grove’s Rachael and Will Coffison favourite thing is to enjoy food with family and friends, it was only natural that they developed...
Diabetes and Me event about empowering health
Bundaberg’s Indigenous Health and Wellbeing Centre (IWC) invites the local community to attend its upcoming Diabetes and Me Information Session on Tuesday, 22 August....
The caring is in the name, BlueCare celebrates 70th anniversary
As BlueCare gets set to celebrate its 70th anniversary on 24 August, it is amazing to see just how far this iconic not-for-profit organisation...
Experience beauty of local waterways with kayaking
Considering the amazing rivers and lakes that can be seen throughout Gin Gin, Childers and the Bundaberg region, starting up Raw Adventure Kayaking was...
Festival starts off with local freshness at its best
There is nothing better than being able to purchase fresh fruit and vegetables direct from the owner, or add a little excitement to your...
Tributes flow for Walker St waver, Gary Ostrofski
Walker Street personality and dearly beloved TriCare waver, Gary Ostrofski, has been laid to rest by family and friends this week after he sadly...
Wallaville supports Lily
On Friday 6 March, everyone is welcome to wear their best western gear for the Boots and Barrels Night at the Wallaville Hotel.
Held from...
