Woman finds intruder in bedroom
A MAN who broke into a woman’s house and stood in her room drinking beer while she slept is behind bars after facing court yesterday.
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WHEN Poppi Gardner was born, she cried, moved and breathed – but two hours later, she was dead. And no one tried to save her.
Saying goodbye to baby Wesley
A BUNDABERG couple has had to endure the heart-wrenching pain of laying their eight-month-old boy to rest after he lost his brave battle with a rare condition.
Sex assault ‘tore family apart’
A COUPLE whose teenage son was repeatedly sexually assaulted by a Bundaberg businessman have told how the crime tore their lives apart.
Boy assaulted 16 times in one night
A BUNDABERG businessman yesterday pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a teenage boy up to 16 times on one night.
Patients’ relief as Patel jailed
THE tension of the Bundaberg Court viewing room was cut by relief, resignation and, for some, dejection as Justice John Byrne read out his sentence yesterday.
Patel: A $9m mistake
MILLIONS of dollars in tax payer funds have been wasted in the trial of Jayant Patel – a situation which could have been prevented by a simple Google search.
BP disaster spills to Bundy
BUNDABERG may be a long way from the Gulf of Mexico, but BP staff here are still feeling the effects of the company’s disastrous oil spill.
Answers wanted for mystery death
WHEN Jurgen and Monika Pera farewelled their only daughter, they had no idea it would be the last time they would see her.
Anger lashes elderly pair
BUNDABERG couple Gavin and Shirley Slater are living in fear after a Facebook message incorrectly revealed their home as the accused killer of Trinity Bates.
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