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Eden ReganStaff reporter

Eden Regan is a staff reporter based in Bundaberg, currently working for News Mail.

Eden Regan

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Bundaberg

50+ faces: Glitz and glam of Melbourne Cup Day across Bundaberg

Punters across the Bundaberg region have dressed to the nines and gathered to celebrate the Melbourne Cup. GALLERY:

Police & Courts

A young Bundaberg mother has narrowly avoided jail after causing $24,000 damage to a Childers dental clinic and then trying to claim items stolen from the business had been bought on eBay.

‘Bought on eBay’: Woman trashes dental clinic, lies about stolen items

A single mother has faced court over an Anzac weekend break-in which caused tens of thousands of dollars of damage to a Childers dental clinic.

South Burnett

Jack Mclennan was last seen at Ficks Crossing just outside of Murgon between 8pm and 10pm on Friday, October 4, 2024, and has not been seen or heard from since. Photo: Facebook.

‘This nightmare keeps going’: Divers to return in search for 27yo

The family of missing man Jack McLennan say police divers are expected to be brought back in the search following a ‘credible’ sighting of the 27yo around the time of a disappearance.

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Ryan Hickling, Facebook page, Bundaberg.

‘Breaks our heart:’ How friends are honouring 20yo killed in crash

Friends of popular 20-year-old rider, who worked for the iconic company behind Bundaberg Ginger Beer, are rallying to support his family following his death in a horror crash between two motorcycles and a HiLux. LATEST.

Bundaberg

Architectural drawings showing BluePoint Bargara Pty Ltd's proposed shopping centre at Rifle Range Rd, Bargara.

Court reveals fate of proposed new Bargara shopping centre

A planning court battle between two shopping centre developers over a proposed new complex at the coastal township has finally reached a head.

Bundaberg

Claytons Towing were called in to Burnett Heads on Sunday, October 27, to a 40 foot yacht that lost power due to a prop jam coming into river mouth. Losing control with the high winds they tried dropping anchor but it didnât hold and the yacht ended up on the rocks. Claytonâs were contracted by the insurer to clean up the remains as the boat's side had been torn out by the rocks.

Tricky salvage as 12m yacht smashed to pieces on slippery rocks

A 12m metre yacht was smashed to pieces on the rocks of Burnett Heads after a propeller jammed as it entered the river mouth and caused it to lose power and control. SEE THE PHOTOS

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