Brendon doing his part to help cancer sufferers
THROUGH his job in the health sector Brendon Hamilton sees people going through their battle with cancer every day and he wants to do his part to help.
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High pressure system brings rain to Bundy
SOME much needed rain has fallen in the Bundaberg region this morning, however it’s not sticking around.
MP: Timeframe for govt’s reef regulations unfair on farmers
MEMBER for Burnett Stephen Bennett has called for an extension on the submission deadline on Labor’s proposed reef regulations.
Bargara internet users frustrated over poor service
BARGARA and Innes Park residents have taken to Facebook to express frustrations over their nbn connection.
Bundy businesses take crime fighting into their own hands
FRUSTRATED stores are taking matters into their own hands by uploading CCTV footage to social media platforms.
$995 a week: Stunning Bargara rental home hits market
A THOUSAND dollars a week in rent can get you a one-bedroom apartment in Sydney, but in Bargara it’ll get or a seven bedroom home.
CQU ready to welcome 300 new Bundy students with O-Week
THE CQUniversity Bundaberg Campus are getting ready to welcome 300 new students for Orientation Week on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Move over Kylie, our Noel’s the real Mardi Gras star
THE dreams of Bundaberg’s Noel Cuskelly came true over the weekend when he attended the 41st annual Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade in Sydney.
Hopes and pain: Bundy rain on way, but so to is El Nino
AFTER a drier than normal summer, some much needed relief is on the way to kick off the first full week of autumn.
Filmmaker exposes horrors awaiting backpackers in Australia
A BRITISH filmmaker has exposed the so-called “underbelly” of the nation’s farming industry and some of the vile living conditions at hostels.
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