From entrepreneurs to athletes, doctors, support workers and influencers, these talented, competitive young people from all corners of Bundaberg – some as young as 14 – are blazing a trail and shaping the future.
Police are asking the public for help finding two drivers who were travelling in front and behind a red Holden Commodore which crashed, killing the 41-year-old driver.
At just 18, a driver, whose own father was critically injured in a road accident, has been hit with a permanent licence disqualification after his already “appalling” traffic history was revealed.
A ground-breaking program in Bundaberg is helping abusive men deal with the childhood trauma at the root of their own violence. Their stories are horrific but the approach is starting to shift the dial in a city that has reached breaking point.
A long-running dispute over who was responsible for repairing defects including cracked tiles and toilets in a well-known Bundaberg motel was finally resolved by the Supreme Court.
Amid a ‘national crisis’ of domestic and family violence, Bundaberg came together to remember the 38 women and children to have lost their lives this year.
Bonza customers with thousands of dollars worth of flights on the hook are feeling stressed and anxious in the light of news of the airline’s imminent apparent collapse.
A developer that owns the former Sizzler site near the Bundaberg CBD has submitted new plans to council after an application for a motel was given the green light.
Steve Cooper’s razor-thin Division 8 Bundaberg council victory may be short-lived with the Supreme Court to rule on allegations of the ECQ’s bungled handling of the election.
Bundaberg Mayor Helen Blackburn says the worse than expected financial state of the region’s council could mean cutbacks to non-essential projects and services as it tightens its belt.
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