A high ranking Health Board member has denied any wrongdoing following revelations a private email account was used in the lead-up to the controversial sacking of the health service’s former CEO. This is what we know.
The first few stages reportedly sold out within days, now the official beginning of construction will mark a historic day for the Bundaberg region. This is what we know.
A woman aged in her 60s will face court accused of committing multiple offences including hitting a cyclist while behind the wheel and more than five times over the limit. WATCH THE VIDEO:
The owner of a chain of adult shops across regional Queensland has issued a warning to thieves to ‘steal from me at your own risk’ and has offered an enticing strategy to get some help from the public. Read the full story and watch the video.
Bundaberg Regional Council has responded to footy fans who condemned general admission tickets for an NRL game in Bundaberg after they were unable to see the on-field action. Read the latest:
A Bundaberg mother and businesswoman has revealed the extraordinary lengths she went to in order to help ni-Vanuatu workers who had been left penniless by practice targeting South Sea Islanders brought into Australia to work on farms.
Governments and local farmers needed to join forces to stop Pacific Islanders from being exploited in Australia, and labour contractors doing the wrong thing needed to be investigated, a Queensland MP has demanded. Read the latest on this unfolding issue.
From meet and greet to food and merch, if you scored a ticket to the big NRL clash between the Bulldogs and Cowboys in Bundy this weekend, our bumper guide can help you navigate your way, and if you didn’t grab a ticket, you can still meet the players. Here’s what you need to know:
The Bundaberg family of billionaire farmer Lex Greensill has broken its silence on the book that claims to track his company’s international connections, and rise and fall. Here is the latest.
Minister Mark Furner has responded to a plea from Burnett farmers for help bringing feral pig numbers under control after damages in the tens of thousands of dollars. Read the latest:
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