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Rhylea Millar is a news reporter at The Chronicle in Toowoomba and is passionate about business, human interest and rural stories. Originally from Brisbane, she graduated from CQUniversity with a Bachelor of Professional Communication, majoring in journalism. She was formerly a journalist at the Bundaberg NewsMail.

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Bundaberg

Mayor Jack Dempsey and Burnett Mary Regional Council CEO Sheila Charlesworth. Picture: Mike Knott BUN120819CREEK1

Moneys Creek to be investigated

FUNDING has been awarded to the Burnett Mary Regional Group from the Queensland Government.

Bundaberg

WHEEL LOVE STORY: Bundy bikers Tony and Tonia following their wedding ceremony on Saturday. Picture: Mark Stokes

Bikers ride off into the sunset after wedding

BIKERS, tea drinkers and the couple from Bundy’s favourite love story, tied the knot on Saturday.

Business

Aerial view Bundaberg Port Marina. Picture: Brian Cassidy

Business community to hear of tourism sector potential

BUNDABERG’s business community will today hear how vital growth of the tourism sector will be for the region’s prosperity.

Bundaberg

DREAM BOAT: Bundy local Adam Thompson is all smiles on-board the luxurious catamaran. Picture: Rhylea Millar

Spectacular sights for Bundy’s whale season

WHALE watching with Lady Musgrave Experience is an unforgettable experience.

Bundaberg

Alex Schuler and Nikita Grant, with their beautiful son, Elijah would love to win the wedding of their dreams in Queensland, so their family and friends can attend. Picture: Contributed

How you can help in couple’s touching love story

ALMOST five years ago, Nikita Grant and Alex Schuler met through mutual friends at a local gym in Bundaberg.

Bundaberg

ON BOARD: Keith Pitt and Kieran Molkentin with Bethany, Alani, Elliot, Huntah-Lea, Huxley, Arthur, Natalie and Mayah. Picture: Mike Knott BUN090819LEAD1

How child care is using $65k to help disadvantaged kids

Federal Member for Hinkler Keith Pitt yesterday announced that LEAD Childcare would receive $65,000 from the Community Child Care Fund.

Bundaberg

CHEEKY WINNER: Juvena Curd with her son Mason Curd. Picture: Mike Knott BUN090819MASON1

Bundy’s ‘cheekiest baby’: Mason wins our hearts

MASON’S day starts with a tasty breakfast, followed by moments of solitude looking through picture books and making a bee-line outside to bask in the sunshine.

Bundaberg

Second year CQUniversity nursing student Eliza Didsman and associate vice-chancellor Luke Sinclair. Picture: Mike Knott BUN090819CQU2

Bundy open day today: Why CQU is right choice for you

CQUNIVERSITY has one of the country’s highest success rates of graduates securing work.

Bundaberg

SERVICE WITH A SMILE: Olivia Harvey from Alowishus. Picture: Contributed

Have a coffee and help the community at the same time

START your day right and pick up a round of coffees for you and your colleagues today, for a very worthy cause.

Bundaberg

BY THE NUMBERS: University’s top courses revealed

CQUNIVERSITY plans to engage potential students at its Bundaberg Open Day tomorrow.

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