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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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Business

SMOOTH MOVE: Phil Shield from 13cabs with one of the new-look taxis. Picture: Mike Knott BUN080719CABS1

Taxi company hailing a fresh new name

IT’S hard to miss the new-look 13cabs, the fluoro orange lettering is bright and modern and it’s also a new name and new look for a Bundy business.

Bundaberg

DE-SEX YOUR PETS: RSPCA volunteers Nicole Allison and Jolander Borchers with Lotus, Cleo and Zarli. Picture: Paul Braven GLA050417RSPCA

Discounted desexing for month of July

JULY is National Desexing Month.

Community News

BOWLED OVER: Bundaberg Bowls Club president John Clough is ecstatic, as the club's refurbishments have already shown huge improvements and he is confident these changes will create a better environment for the community. Picture: Rhylea Millar

Bowls club bowled over by boost

BUNDABERG Bowls Club has been bowled over after recently received $150,000 worth of government funding.

Bundaberg

NO MORE SUFFERING: Dying With Dignity advocates Val Manning, Brenda McClean and Barbara Mickman say 'My life, my voice, my choice' and will be attending the public hearing on July 16. Picture: Rhylea Millar

Have your say on dying with dignity

LOSING a loved one is the hardest thing anyone will have to experience in their lifetime.

Bundaberg

FOOD BOWL: Kate Rehbein with some of the produce she grew in the lead-up to Bundy Flavours. Picture: Mike Knott BUN030719REH10

Clear skies for Bundy Flavours food festival

THERE’S a chance of rain tomorrow but organisers of the Bundy Flavours farmers markets aren’t about to let it rain on their parade.

Bundaberg

BUNDY'S BEST: Mr Bennett there are plenty of tradesmen and women doing great work and who deserve recognition. Picture: Contributed

Stephen Bennett’s search for Bundy’s best tradies

DO YOU have a way with a spanner and hard hat and rock a tool belt better than most?

Business

THINK TANK: Entrepreneurship facilitator Rebecca Corbett says the event is a perfect opportunity to share ideas, within a safe space. Picture: Nathan Benjamin

Chances for businesses to come together and share ideas

INNOVATORS in Bundy are coming together tomorrow to share their business ideas and receive feedback from industry leaders.

Community News

TRENDSETTER: Facebook group creator Cat Sivewright is excited for the next catch-up event on Sunday, at Pacific Coffee Co. Picture: Rhylea Millar

Woman launches Facebook group to combat the Bundy blues

MENTAL illness and suicide is a growing concern, especially in regional areasalone.

Bundaberg

Glenn Butcher, Cindy Herbert, Emma Wendt and Nikki Ellis. Picture: Rhylea Millar

Bundy businesses already benefiting from state budget

GOOD news for growing Bundy businesses, as the State Government roll out major changes for payroll tax.

Bundaberg

BUNDY FLAVOURS: Kate and Lilly Rehbein on the farm in Calavos. Picture: Mike Knott BUN030719REH7

Farmers gearing up for Bundy Flavours markets

RENOWNED for being the food bowl of Australia, the Bundy Flavours Festival on Saturday will offer a smorgasbord of the freshest produce.

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