Rail trail fail: Cycling enthusiasts rescue council’s scrapped plans
Cycling and community groups have revived the councils failed rail trail project seven years after the Council submitted their first funding application. DETAILS
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Traditional family style barber to open in Bundaberg
John Abbott has years of training and with his new manager Cassidy Hudson will offer timeless barbering styles at a new story to open in Bourbong St.
Tool belts to heart throbs: Meet Wide Bay’s hottest tradies
In honour of our regions hard working tradies, craftsmen, and craftswomen cast your vote on the Wide Bay’s hottest tradie competition. VOTE
Video: Family’s near miss with reckless driver near Bundaberg
A family is lucky to be alive after a near-miss with a reckless driver near Bundaberg on Sunday. WATCH THE VIDEO.
Young boy suffers ‘significant’ injuries in 3m fall
A primary-school-aged boy has suffered significant injuries after a serious fall at a private property in the South Burnett.
Toddler rushed to hospital after near-drowning near Bundaberg
A toddler has been flown to Bundaberg Hospital following reports of a near-drowning at Baffle Creek. DETAILS
Family offers reward as search for missing man continues
The family of missing Murgon man Jack McLennan have intensified their search efforts, now offering a reward for anyone with new information into the 27-year-old’s disappearance more than two months ago.
WATCH: Dramatic footage of fire at Bundaberg Sugar Mill
Footage of a mulch fire in Bundaberg’s East near Bundaberg Sugar Mill has been circulating online. WATCH.
Family in mourning after search and rescue reaches tragic end
A GoFundMe Campaign started by family of Morayfield man Jordan Law, found dead after a Boxing Day tragedy, has raised over half the target amount in less than two weeks. DETAILS
Five major projects taking shape in Bundaberg for 2025
As 2024 comes to a close, five major development projects promise to reshape the Bundaberg region in the new year. DETAILS.
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