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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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HEATWAVE: Bundaberg Regional Gallery curator, Anita Holtsclaw with Gerwyn Davies' leading artwork in the exhibition, Prawn. Picture: Rhylea Millar

Gallery shows kids to think outside the box

BUNDABERG Regional Galleries’ latest exhibition, Heatwave, features artist Gerwyn Davies in a variety of images, wearing unique costumes.

THE DELI: Ashton Matthews, Michelle McPhee, Kahli Olesen and Casey Christensen. Picture: Mike Knott BUN010719DEL1

Deli serves up jobs for people with disabilities

BUNDY has welcomed a new culinary experience to the region and one that is focused on providing support and employment to the disabled community.

AUSTRALIAN MADE: Artisans 4670 owners, Kathy Valks and Beverley Whip are passionate about sourcing 100 per cent Australian made and sustainable products. Picture: Rhylea Millar

Creative friends combine to open new business

WHEN Bargara locals Kathy Valks and Beverley Whip formed a friendship, they never expected that combining their talents would lead to a joint business venture.

MICROCHIPPING DAY: Animal attendants Monica Atwell and Nicole Murgatroy with Louie and Kumah, at the RSPCA's Bundaberg shelter. Picture: Rhylea Millar

Special Bundy deal today: Pet chipping for $24.95

HAVING a chip on your shoulder is something the RSPCA highly encourages.

DOCTOR DOCTOR: Doctor Alexis Benitez Lazzarotto from House Call Doctor, on the way to treat a patient. Picture: Contributed

Flu fears as Bundy’s doctor shortage woes deepen

A CRUCIAL Bundaberg medical service has put out a plea for more doctors as it struggles to cope with a spike in flu cases.

CLOSING TIME: The Rock Bar and Grill is closing, with its owners saying they decided to not renew the lease. Picture: Rhylea Millar

Everything going: Bundy restaurant to close its doors Sunday

Known for its picturesque scenery, the business shared the sad news on social media.

PRIDE IN THEIR PRODUCT: Scott Allcott, John Vaughan and Josh Steinhardt at the macadamia workshop in Alloway. Picture: Mike Knott BUN270619MAC2

Industry heads are nuts about Bundaberg macadamias

THERE’S exciting times ahead for macadamias, with innovation paving a progressive future for the industry.

BEATLEMANIA: Movie lovers and music fans, like Jenny Webb and John McDonald (pictured) rejoice as their two favourite things combine. Picture: Rhylea Millar

Come together for the Beatles film driving critics wild

CRITICS say the innovative film is worth travelling across the universe to see.

REPEAT CUSTOMERS: Ian and Pearl Biggs have been camping at Bargara Beach Caravan Park for 15 years. They love the region and travel to Bargara to escape the NSW winter. Picture: Mike Knott BUN250619NOMAD1

15 years of visits: Why this couple keeps coming to Bundy

For NSW husband and wife Ian and Pearl Biggs there’s no place quite like home…or Bundaberg.

CHICKS RULE: Summer Farrelly is thrilled to be assisting chicken and owners in the U.S, with her recent project, entailing the creation of chicken feet prosthetics. Picture: Rhylea Millar

Foot in right direction, thanks to chicken prosthetics

BUNDY knows Summer Farrelly as the girl who treats her autism as a superpower and as the 12-year old chicken advocate turned entrepreneur.

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