Six-stage, 200-lot subdivision set for beachside suburb
A major housing development less than 20 minutes from Bundaberg central will be opened up in six stages after the developer was granted an approval extension. FULL DETAILS
A major housing development less than 20 minutes from Bundaberg central will be opened up in six stages after the developer was granted an approval extension. FULL DETAILS
A key aspect of Bundaberg Regional Council’s civic and cultural precinct project, the iconic theatre in the CBD was first opened in the 1920s and then bought by the council for $1.2 million in 2019. Its latest reincarnation is set to be breathtaking.
A four-bedroom house would be bulldozed on a prime Pialba block which would be home to a new apartment complex should an application to the council be approved.
Family farming business Marto Farms has repurchased a family home in order to convert it into accommodation for up to 30 farm workers.
While much of Queensland’s housing market has cooled, the Wide Bay region is charging ahead with a robust increase in residential construction.
A recently acquired $3.1m Bucca property along with other land may undergo a seismic shift from cattle breeding to renewable energy, if a development application is approved.
A new development at Kensington including a snack bar, showroom and warehouse has been approved by the Bundaberg council. FULL DETAILS:
A caravan business with outlets in Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast is expanding to the Bundaberg region after the council gave plans the tick of approval.
Bundaberg will get a major boost in social housing with the imminent start of construction on a new $9.96 million project. This development will deliver 16 new homes, contributing to the state government’s target of 53,500 social homes by 2046.
Work is underway on the new $1.2billion Bundaberg Hospital, with the construction expected to generate almost 3000 jobs over the next three years.
Bundaberg residents have been encouraged to visit a pop-up information booth over the coming weeks to talk directly to new Bundaberg Hospital project representatives about the new hospital.
Land ownership, group membership, assets or secondary income streams of more than $500 a year are among the possible conflicts Bundaberg councillors must disclose. See the list.
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