A haunting prediction made by 21-year-old Jaydan Doorley before his tragic crash death was revealed as more than 300 mourners honoured the “remarkable” motorcyclist missed by many.
The devastated loved ones of Cooper Steele farewelled a promising young man on Friday, and shared stories of the challenge he’d faced with courage, warmth and generosity.
Bundaberg councillors have been asked to vote on whether or not they should accept free tickets – some worth $500 each – to ratepayer-sponsored sporting events. This is how they responded:
This region is losing the war against drink driving, with an alarming 20 per cent rise since January 2021. Here are some of the most shocking incidents of 2023 so far.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has found himself emblazoned on an iconic Queensland drink as he visits the Sunshine State ahead of his China visit.
Kinkuna and Goodwood residents have been advised to ‘watch and act’ and Gin Gin residents to closely monitor updates as a fire moves towards the town. Howard residents have been told to stay indoors.
A bulk-billed clinic offering urgent health care will begin operations before the end of the year, helping to relieve pressure on the Bundaberg Hospital.
The long-awaited opening of the Bundaberg Brewed Drinks super brewery received the VIP treatment on Tuesday, with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confessing he’d spruiked the delicious home-grown brew to US President Joe Biden.
As a “leave immediately’ bushfire warning was issued for parts of Bundaberg, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visited the city and had this to say on Queensland’s unfolding emergency. Watch:
Two weeks after a ‘gutting’ referendum result, Cherbourg has come together to celebrate its next generation of leaders with the launch of a grassroots initiative giving hope to its youth.
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