Boom time and grand opening for new rural business
Business manager Zane Bernardin has a strong farming background including spending his youth helping his grandfather on his Childers’ property.
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Police boost numbers in farming areas after crime wave
Bundaberg farmers have found themselves the targets of a crime wave during the busy harvesting season.
Ex-aged care worker charged with more than 50 crimes
A mum of two is facing two dozen charges in the Bundaberg Court alone for stealing and driving offences, including the theft of a car which has not been found.
‘Exceptional’: Bundaberg’s top cops get time to shine
More than 70 of Bundaberg’s finest officers and volunteers have been celebrated and decorated, including one who has kept at the beat for 40 years. Read the full list of award winners.
Entrepreneur returns to his roots to reinvent stunning venue
A high flying businessman and a former Michelin-star restaurant chef have joined forces in Childers, much to the excitement of Burnett foodies. Read what they are up to here:
‘Totally forgot’: Farmer fined for guns propped against shed
A farmer and pig hunter who ‘totally forgot’ to properly store two guns, including a shot gun his children found on the property, has faced court.
Part-time cleaner grew 26 plants in his greenhouse
A 70-year-old man found with 26 plants in his greenhouse was one of several Bundaberg residents to face the court on cannabis offences on Friday. Ready the full story:
The good, the bad, the ugly: Ulton Race Day 2022
Race goers welcomed warmer weather to Bundaberg on Saturday as the Race Club held their first race day in their Spring Carnival line-up. See the gallery of images here:
‘Rock Doc’ in running to be first indigenous RACGP president
Bundaberg doctor and proud Kamilaroi man Brad Murphy is one of seven candidates in the running to be the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners president and its first indigenous one.
Ex security guard leaves Aldi with stolen TVs in shopping trolley
A Bundaberg man’s desperate criminal act was part of an unravelling of his life that included losing his partner, his job and a place to live.
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