Woman pinned, three-car pileup in separate crash drama
Emergency services responded to a three-vehicle crash after being called to a woman pinned between cars in Bundaberg.
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Isis sugar mill rolls out scholarships for young Indigenous professionals
Isis sugar mill continues to blaze ahead, partnering with an Indigenous scholarship program providing young professionals with invaluable hands on experience. DETAILS
‘Prolific property offender’ jailed after pre-Christmas theft spree
A convicted thief with a decade-long criminal history has claimed his most recent spree was triggered by his children’s Christmas presents being stolen.
Bundaberg Hospital celebrates key milestone for maternity ward
A new feature of Bundaberg Hospital’s maternity ward has been used for the first time, paving the way for new opportunities for the region’s expectant parents.
Pastor’s son on parole during drug-fuelled crime spree
The troubled young son of a popular Qld pastor and jail counsellor, has been caught with meth, stealing and fleeing from cops as his years-long record is revealed.
Teen fronts court on charges of rape and choking
A Bundaberg teenager has faced Children’s Court this week on two charges including rape, as well as indecent treatment of children, and choking.
Turtle mania: Bundaberg records biggest turtle turnout in half a century
Bundaberg is experiencing it’s most prolific turtle turnout in more than 50 years, with visitors far and wide showing up for the event of the season. MORE
Sugar mill welcomes new crop of apprentices
Isis Central Sugar Mill has a longstanding tradition of helping aspiring tradespeople kickstart their careers. Meet the new apprentices joining the mill this year.
So-called greyhound ‘death track’ scrapped after million dollar revamp
A meeting of Bundaberg greyhound racing club officials and Queensland Racing has cemented the club’s future after it was told last week it would remain shut down for the next six months.
‘Out of control’: Living next door to the house from hell
Neighbours in a beachside suburb in Queensland say they’re living beside the house from hell and fear nobody and nothing will help them.
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