Motorcyclist rushed to hospital with ‘significant’ injury
A motorcyclist has been flown hospital following a crash with a four-wheel-drive in the Somerset region.
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New details after mine worker’s foot crushed by ‘300kg of steel’
The owner of the gold mine near Bundaberg, where a young mine worker sustained a “significant” injury in a horror workplace accident, has spoken out.
Remembrance Day: Where you can pay respects in Wide Bay Burnett
November 11 is one of the most solemn days of the year, as families and communities remember those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice. Here is where you can pay your respects.
‘Need to know’: Daughter’s tears as fisher charged over boat tragedy
The daughter of a Bundaberg fisherman who died in a boating tragedy is searching for answers as the alleged driver faces court for the first time.
Sex scam, baseball bat chase: Young crash victim’s wild spiral
She was critically injured in a horror crash but now, this Queensland teen is racking up her own driving rap sheet and returning to the spotlight for her role in raunchy and rage-fuelled crimes.
Sugar giant on $1m notice for 3m tall ‘toxic’ tyre stockpile
Bundaberg Sugar has been ordered to remove a stockpile of tyres which industry bodies say could cause a ‘massive environmental problem’ for nearby communities and resources.
60+ PHOTOS: Pinks, florals, lace dominate Bundaberg Cup Day glamour
The excitement grew through the afternoon leading up to the race that stops the nation, as punters put their most glamorous foot forward at the Bundaberg Race Club. See our gallery of photos:
Bargara housing estate wins ‘unexpected’ award
A Bundaberg developer beat out a competitive field at prestigious industry awards to claim a prize which it did not expect to be in the running for.
Man steals rifles from slaughter yard, sparks police chase
A Qld court has heard how a man stole three rifles before driving at dangerous speeds through the township of Monto in a futile attempt to evade police.
‘Light it up grandad’: Not even a hearse could stop funeral burnouts
A funeral celebrant says he tried to stop burnouts after the funeral of a young crash victim by driving an empty hearse through the middle of the crowd, only to be told by them to spin his wheels as well. SEE THE VIDEOS
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