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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

WATCH: Indigenous artist unveils Bundy festival’s new logo

THE Milbi Festival’s new logo and branding has been revealed in the lead up to November.

Bundaberg

The Wide Bay co-ordinators of Dying with Dignity have arranged an online petition, as a strategy to keep pressure on the government and maintain momentum.

Bundy’s Dying with Dignity group launches online petition

SUPPORTERS of Dying with Dignity are concerned with the lack of urgency the Palaszczuk Government is exhibiting in relation to the state inquiry.

Business

New Bundy business could save you a load

DISPOSING of building materials is about to get a whole lot easier, affordable and sustainable, in the Bundaberg region.

Bundaberg

ROAD LESS TRAVELLED: Quirky couple Tonia Stokes and Tony Waterson weren't looking for a relationship when they met. Picture: Mike Knott BUN050819TON1

Hearts racing ahead of biker couple’s wedding

WHITE with two sugars is not the most conventional way that a love story starts.

Business

NO LAUGHING MATTER: Spotted Dog Tavern owne r Stephen Paterson opposes the proposed law changes to make Christmas Eve a public holiday. Picture: Contributed

Xmas eve public holiday: No laughing matter for business

SMALL business owners are furious at he State Government’s plan to turn Christmas Eve into a public holiday from 6pm.

Business

TARGO STREET ART: Orange Moose Dentistry owner Hanno Venter and artist Kyle Hughes-Odgers, enjoying the special and "almost finished" wall mural, ahead of the practice opening later this month. Picture: Rhylea Millar

The story behind this business’s bright new Bundy mural

ORANGE Moose Dentistry owner, Hanno Venter is using every colour of the rainbow for his new practice.

Community News

CROSS CHOPPING KING: Tarron George working his magic in the kitchen, with Jamie Oliver's Ministry of Food nutritionists and kitchen managers, Bridget Horsey and Lexi Costello. Picture: Rhylea Millar

Tarron turning up the heat with help from Jamie Oliver

WHEN Jamie Oliver’s Ministry of Food came to Bundaberg, food lover, Tarron enrolled himself into the five-week course.

Bundaberg

BREAKING BARRIERS: At 91, Mary Smith will be competing in her fifth Cane2Coral tomorrow. Picture: Mike Knott BUN020819RUN4

Great-great-grandmother lacing up to run in Cane2Coral

MARY Smith may be celebrating her 92nd birthday this November, but despite her age, she’s giving everyone else a run for their money.

Bundaberg

BUNDY'S NO. 1 FAN: Xavier Rudd is excited to return to the region this month, with his Storm Boy tour, with the musical icon saying "Bundy is deadly". Picture: Cole Bennetts

Music icon touring Bundy

The artist is the epitome of great, authentic Australian music and is set to preserve this title, with his upcoming tour.

Bundaberg

QUEENSLAND INSPIRED: Keely Green and Amanda Ferragamo are excited to unveil their first Australian inspired collection, which was photographed at Green's Bundaberg homestead. Picture: Rhylea Millar

From Bundy to Florence: Designer’s new launch

The interior designer joined forces with Amanda Ferragamo to create luxurious wallpaper and fabrics

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