Watch: Property rights activists tear down solar farm ‘prison fence’
Watch as more than 60 property right activists tear down a solar farm ‘prison fence’ that allegedly destroyed a family’s ‘patch of paradise’ near Gin Gin.
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Emergency services rushed to the scene after reports the woman rolled her car several times.
Nurse charged with multiple sickening offences against children
A woman has faced court in Bundaberg charged with 15 offences against children, including three counts of rape. DETAILS
Sugar mill sparkie voted hottest tradie in the Wide Bay
Industrial electrician Bri Sengstock is just ‘one of the boys’ when it comes to her sometimes sticky and messy job. Read her reaction to winning Hottest Tradie 2025 and find out who made the top three:
‘I turn bloody big pigs, other dead creatures into wall art’
With a 112kg wild boar which was causing chaos on local farms now permanently mounted on a country Qld pub wall and his animal preservation service in hot demand, this “normal bloke” takes us into the fascinatingly feral world of taxidermy. *Graphic.
‘Prison fence on our patch of paradise’: Family’s solar farm fight
Ahead of a weekend protest, property owners say dreams for their land west of Bundaberg have been dashed after a global conglomerate of solar power providers set up shop quite literally in their backyard. DETAILS.
Police call for help after driver killed in horror crash
Police are seeking help with their investigations into a single vehicle crash in Bundaberg’s western reaches which left a man dead.
Woman injured in three-car crash outside Bundaberg CBD
Multiple emergency crews are working to help a woman after her vehicle was involved in a multi-car crash near the Bundaberg cemetery.
Bundaberg’s newest multi-millionaire found four days after lotto win
Bundaberg’s mystery Gold Lotto winner and newest multi-millionaire has come forward to claim their division one prize from a Hinkler lotto shop. DETAILS:
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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