Snakes and hospital emergency departments might not seem like the best mix, but following a recent spate of about 100 bites across the Wide Bay, the local health service has been forced to issue a plea to victims.
A Queensland woman says she fears for her own safety as she faces stalking charges after carrying out her own investigations into the shooting death of her young mother when Natalie was 10 weeks old.
Two drivers have miraculously come out unscathed after a crash between a truck and a car towing a caravan.
The shock sighting of multiple emergency crews rushing to the river at Bundaberg on Saturday triggered a flurry of social media speculation about a body being pulled from the water, but all was not as it seemed.
A development application from Tasmanian business Hillwood Berries proposes a new growing site and packing shed at Rubyanna.
Fire which has ripped through a storage shed and multiple containers at the Eidsvold club, causing hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage.
A group of individuals with a passion for Bundaberg’s history have submitted the Old Nurses’ Quarters of the Bundaberg Hospital for official heritage listing, fearful of it meeting the same fate as the Anzac Pool.
Mental health services in Childers can anticipate an upgrade, with work to begin in 2025 on the upgraded Childers Multipurpose Health Service facility.
A new Bargara restaurant is offering an elevated Japanese menu to those looking for authentic, traditional Asian cuisine close to the beach.
Despite being non-verbal, two-year-old Alfie Dewbery’s everyday cheeky antics and positive personality has led to him being voted Bundaberg’s cheekiest toddler 2024.
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