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Vanessa MarshChief court reporter

Vanessa is chief court reporter for The Courier-Mail and Sunday Mail covering criminal and civil court cases. The Walkley award-winning journalist began working at the publication in 2017 and previously worked as a Chief of Staff and reporter at the Townsville Bulletin and Bundaberg NewsMail.

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Bundaberg

Andrea Bax, Mel Owen and Jemma Owen are looking forward to the start of Youth Week. Picture: Max Fleet

Party to kick off Youth Week

YOUTH Week will begin with a bang in Bundaberg tomorrow with a launch party at the Bundaberg Plaza.

Bundaberg

A number of applications are available for iPhones and they can teach people how to save lives in an emergency. . Picture: Darryn Smith

Life-saving applications on iPhone

LIFE-SAVING education has been taken to the next level with the launch of medical applications for the iPhone.

Bundaberg

Driving instructor David Cook thinks that lowering the speed limit to 90kmh would be a waste of time because people would still drive dangerously. . Picture: Max Fleet

Drivers reject highway go-slow

BUNDABERG drivers have rejected a survey that revealed three quarters of drivers believe 100kmh is too fast for country road speed limits.

Bundaberg

Police will be using unmarked cars to catch speeding motorists over the Easter break. . Picture: Max Fleet

Covert cameras will catch speeders

TOMORROW will mark the beginning of a new era in law enforcement on our roads with covert speed cameras being deployed across the state.

Bundaberg

Alysha Wise with her now healthy son Tyler Kaplan who was born three months early. . Picture: Max Fleet

Bundy bubs double premmie numbers

BUNDABERG bubs are eager to see the world with the number of premature births almost doubling in the last decade.

Bundaberg

Sunrise show coming to Bundy

IT will be a bright morning in Bundaberg on Monday, with tv’s Sunrise crew coming to town for their breakfast show.

Bundaberg

All through the Gaeta region cattle wandered aimlessly looking for food after bushfires last year destroyed what little was left. Picture: File

Safety talks to offer fire tips

Bundaberg resident Ken Tyson helps repair damaged fence lines on a friend’s property after the Gaeta fires last year.

Bundaberg

Business blaze a blow for owner

A MAN watched his new business go up in flames, as well as the thousands of dollars’ worth of equipment, following a suspected arson on Wednesday night.

Bundaberg

Reef Guardians (front, from left) Hein Kuyler and Jack Hickey, (middle row) Tegan White, Isabelle Roberts, Alexi Schoeman, Charlotte Green, Senator John Hogg, Charlotte Kelly, Vincent Nydam, (back) Rhianna Rickard and Megan Sperring.

Senator visits

BUNDABERG’S St Luke’s Anglican College and Bargara State School got a visit from the Senate yesterday with Senator for Queensland John Hogg.

Bundaberg

Rod and Wade Clein remember their son and brother, Rodney Clein, who went missing at sea a year ago. . Picture: Max Fleet

Fisherman’s family seek closure

THE FAMILY of missing fisherman Rodney Clein will gather at Burnett Heads today to remember a “happy-go-lucky guy who always lived life to the fullest”.

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