Wide Bay officer wins prestigious medal for 29-year career
A Wide Bay Superintendent is one of seven Queensland Police Service members awarded the Australian Police Medal as part of the 2023 King’s Birthday Honours list.
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Regional Qld coffee empire borne from a Sydney traffic jam
A corporate executive fed up with city life threw it all in and moved to the Fraser Coast where he turned his love of coffee culture into a thriving business that has now taken out the title of best coffee on the coast.
‘Army brat’ who left school at 15 blitzes uni degree
A Gympie mother-of-three’s long journey from high school dropout to acute surgical award RN is paved with career experimentation and a lack of confidence in her own abilities.
$2m to expand Bundaberg fire and emergency facilities
Two million dollars has been allocated to the land expansion of Queensland’s Fire and Emergency services, with Bundaberg’s facilities given high priority.
Tree-change restaurateur expands into Korean barbecue
A business deal between friends thousands of miles and two states apart is expected to have its “soft launch” in Hervey Bay in June 2023.
Woman hospitalised after being hit by car
A woman suffered multiple injuries when she was hit by a car in Monto on Wednesday night.
Brisbane developer’s plan for emerging Hervey Bay retail precinct
A new retail development waiting on approval from the Fraser Coast Council is expected to take a year to complete.
Influential sugar mill chair retires after two decades
One of the region’s most dedicated chairmen has announced his retirement after playing a major role in one of Bundaberg’s largest sugar mills for more than two decades.
Vote Now: Where is the best coffee on the Fraser Coast?
Multiple cafes and baristas from across Hervey Bay and Maryborough have been nominated for their excellent “cup of Joe” but there can only be one winner, and this is your chance to help determine who wears that crown in 2023. Vote in our poll
L-plater supervisor’s skinful of fruit wine sours highway trip
A Murgon woman’s supervision of a teen driver on a busy highway has been described in court as “less than ideal” after her “extremely high” breathalyser result was revealed. DETAILS.
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