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One man has been rushed to hospital following a suspected wounding in the quiet seaside town of Bargara. UPDATES, VIDEO.
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‘So beautiful’: Stalker tradie planted GPS tracker on woman’s car
A ‘highly regarded’ businessman and ‘family man’ who relentlessly stalked a woman was also convicted six years ago of an equally shocking crime.
Bundaberg suburbs most and least likely to be robbed
Thieves struck at least 550 times across Bundaberg in the past six months, but some suburbs are more likely to get hit than others. New police data has revealed when and where thieves are most likely to strike.
Daughter ‘takes rap’ for 14-strong cannabis crop
A young mother impacted by the housing crisis has been convicted of growing drugs, though she told the court she had been wrongly implicated. Here is what was said:
‘Disappointing’: Migrant workers deserve same protections, rights, says Pitt
Keith Pitt has called on Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong to declare what is being done to stop the exploitation of migrant workers, and to help those ensnared by those not doing the right thing.
‘Lucky to be alive’: Ute driver critical after head-on collision
Two drivers have been rushed to hospital following a horror crash near the Bundaberg airport. Here is the latest:
‘It absolutely stinks’: Anzac Pool fight heard in Federal Parliament
Hinkler MP Keith Pitt has made an eleventh hour plea in Parliament to save Bundaberg’s Anzac Pool, calling on Mayor Jack Dempsey to listen to the community and for Labor MP Tom Smith to ‘do his job’ and halt work on the demolition.
Council silent on how it’ll help Vanuatuans amid worker crisis
Bundaberg council has refused to comment on how its services could help struggling seasonal workers from Vanuatu, including those from Bundaberg’s “sister city” of Luganville.
First look: End of an era for former CQ Leagues Club building
Demolition works are underway on the former CQ Leagues Club building to make way for flashy new apartments, townhouses and a cafe. See the artists impressions
Assaults, drugs, property damage: Bundaberg schools with most police call-outs
Police have handled 114 incidents in two years at schools across Bundaberg, Moore Park Beach, Gin Gin and Childers, new data shows, as the schools responsible for the most call-outs are revealed. See the shocking statistics:
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