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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

Worst year on record? Region’s flu toll soars

DESPITE health professionals warning it’s too early to say this is the Wide Bay region’s worst flu season on record, the figures speak for themselves.

Bundaberg

BEE-UTIFUL: Bundy local, Riley Baldwin is excited to have choreographed The Hive, which will debut at QUT's Garden Theatre, on September 27. Picture: Pointe Shoot Love Photography

Dancer’s big step as career leaps in new direction

RILEY Baldwin is buzzing, ahead of his choreographed show, The Hive.

Bundaberg

WATCH: Ongoing dry fires up region’s cane harvest

ONGOING dry conditions are providing ideal harvesting conditions for the crush season underway in Bundy.

Bundaberg

EMERGENCY LIFESAVER: IWC Health and Wellbeing Complex plan to have the generator and isolation units ready within months, should a disaster situation occur. Picture: Solana Photography

Exclusive: IWC expansion adds key benefits to health service

Stage 2 could be a lifesaver in the event of another major natural disaster or contagious outbreak.

Bundaberg

HEALTHY INTEREST: Students from St Luke's school, Fahad Sirivella, Laura Branch, Bahli Ulrick, Jasmine Scott and Cloe Wolters are among many who are keen to pursue a career in the health industry and attended an engagement program at Bundaberg Hospital on Monday. Picture: Rhylea Millar

Focus on careers: Bundy’s go-getter’s healthy interest

FAHAD Sirivella and Bahli Ulrick may share the same classroom at St Luke’s Anglican College, but their on different career paths.

Bundaberg

HOW TO SAVE A LIFE: Acting organ donation specialist nurse, Karen Jenner with grateful heart transplant recipients and Bundy locals, Jeffrey Kirkman and Bev Cooke. Picture: Rhylea Millar

Former fitness fanatic opens up about heart transplant

ANYONE who first meets Jeffrey Kirkman and Bev Cooke would be shocked to hear that they received a heart transplant.

Business

NOT TOO SHABBY: Bundy locals and furniture restorers, Rick and Jenny Gill plan to open a display area to the public later this year. Picture: Rhylea Millar

Business idea not too shabby for clever couple

JENNY and Rick Gill started their furniture restoration business, Bundy’s Shabby Shak, four years ago.

Business

Laura Vee busy with a basket of ironing. Picture: Mike Knott BUN260719IRON1

Why Laura ditched high-pressure role and took up ironing

AN ENTREPRENEUR was once considered a dream-like occupation, for wealthy and tech-savvy corporates in suits.

Community News

TRU BLU: 2019 Great Endeavour Rally participants from Bundaberg Trevor Twyford and Wayne Goodfellow. Picture: Mike Knott BUN260719RALLY4

Leaving today: Endeavour rally cars depart Bundy

MOTORS are revving and rearing to go, with the Great Endeavour Rally commute driving out of Bundaberg today.

Community News

Cr Helen Blackburn takes part in the Anzac Day march in 2018. Picture: mike knott

Blackburn resigns as Bundaberg RSL Sub Branch president

Helen Blackburn: “I feel that I achieved my charter as a part of the Sub Branch with the main object of providing welfare and wellbeing to veterans”.

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