A Bundaberg councillor has said there are no plans to save the Anzac Memorial Pool even as protesters launched their last gasp act to have the site heritage listed and spared the bulldozers.
International entrepreneur Jamie Olsen said it was “about creating an outlet for creative students to build innovative thinking” and empower the region’s future leaders.
As the housing crisis and skyrocketing cost of living worsens for communities in the Wide Bay, where incomes were already lower and unemployment higher, the desperation of local men and women is now being laid bare in the region’s courts.
It was a shocking start to the working week in Bundaberg after a man was rushed to hospital on Monday morning with multiple injuries. This is what we know:
Dozens of concerned residents in a sleepy seaside town called the police when a man was seen driving recklessly along the esplanade. It wasn’t the only dangerous crime he’d committed.
The Bundaberg man forced a woman off her bike before stealing it, and was at the centre of a litany of confronting and gross incidents before being arrested once too often. Read what was said in court:
A Kalkie man has been fined for alleged careless driving after a 25-year-old was taken to hospital with chest and hand injuries.
Coral Cove resident Sylvia Jessop reflects on a full and happy life as she approaches her 101st birthday, which the living legend will celebrate with multiple generations of her family. Read the touching tribute to a great lady:
A few drinks after a busy week turned into a nightmare for security staff at two Bundaberg pubs when the 31-year-old became so belligerent and destructive he had to be restrained by police. Read the full details of what happened that night:
Suspecting a co-worker was sleeping with her partner, a Queensland pub staffer embarked on a “campaign designed to intimidate and harass” the woman she labelled a “bad look” for the business.
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