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Important milestone for $1.2 billion New Bundaberg Hospital project
Early works for the New Bundaberg Hospital are on track with the completion of an access road for construction vehicles.
New hospital service to help ease pressure on emergency unit
A new crisis support space announced will improve care and relieve pressure from the embattled Bundaberg Hospital Emergency Department, MP Tom Smith and health service staff say.
Lollipop legend: School crossing guard retires after 24 years
After ensuring Bundaberg pupils get home safely each day for more than two decades, a school staple has decided it’s time to hang up the lollipop stick and head into an exciting new era.
‘Don’t give a damn’: Desperate patients slam hospital surgery chaos
Patients have criticised Bundaberg Hospital over recurring cancellations, saying the uncertainty and constant disappointment is taking a heavy toll on their physical and mental health.
Nine children treated at scene after school bus, tractor collide
Emergency services have rushed to a busy road near Childers where nine children and one adult have been treated at the scene following a school bus and tractor collision.
Sports field trashed as police bust hoon in the act
Police arrived in time to catch a driver performing burnouts, ripping up turf at a Bundaberg sports field.
First look at major Bruce Hwy servo makeover
The Gin Gin Roadhouse could be in line for a major redevelopment which the owner estimates will increase trade by more than 40 per cent. See the plans.
Indigenous leader: Pitt ‘playing political football’
Indigenous leader Kerry Blackman has described Hinkler LNP MP Keith Pitt’s criticism of the Voice as ‘playing political football’ with Indigenous people.
Some council workers score $9k pay rise amid living cost crisis
Council employees are now receiving a ratepayer-funded pay rise of up to $9000. Ratepayer groups are concerned funding the increase will add to the burden of the cost of living crisis.
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