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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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NO DIVIDE: Muslims Down Under members Ali Basil, Salman Mansoor and Sheeraz Sirajur Raheem with Justine Halpin and Beth Boorer from Take Tthe Plunge Cafe at Kepnock. Picture: Rhylea Millar

Islam under spotlight in special Bundaberg event

FEAR is a survival mechanism that alerts the brain to danger, forcing a fight or flight response, but this reaction alters perception and causes misconceptions.

Bundaberg

Lady Musgrave Experience Owner, Brett Lakey and Kate Jones with Cameron Lee, James Mason, Phil Mitchell, Danny Layer, Levi Stringer, Johnny Chang, Georgia Dayman, Natalie Lobartolo, Mandy Wong, Rhyanon Powell, Chris Garraway. Picture: Rhylea Millar

REVEALED: New floating reef hotel to create Bundy jobs

TOURISM Minister in Bundy to announce new project that will cost $550 a night.

Bundaberg

ANIMAL JUSTICE: RSPCA inspector Andrew Petrie says his role is to act as a voice for animals and provides many options for owners who cannot afford medical treatment for their pets. Picture: Rhylea Millar

SPECIAL JOB: The man who acts as voice for Bundy’s animals

WHEN a person decides to adopt a pet, they sign an unspoken agreement to make decisions in the animal’s best interest.

Business

Energy analyst from Green Energy Markets, Tristan Edis believes a boom in the renewable energy will attract around 383 construction jobs, across the Wide Bay region.

383 jobs on horizon: The new industry driving the Wide Bay

A bright future is forecasted for Wide Bay, as the energy, economy and jobs market strengthens.

Community News

40 YEARS: Systems Administrator, Brett Gamlin was presented with his Pewter mug for 40 years service, by IT Controller, Malcom Byrne. Picture: Contributed

Bundaberg Sugar employees lauded for 40 years of service

ONE decade of employment at a company is a significant milestone, let alone four.

Property

COUNTRY CHIC: Mother and daughter duo, Sandy and Paige Palmer, spending the weekend in Bundaberg, at Goodwinrest. Picture: Rhylea Millar

AMAZING PICS: 100-year-old Bundy Queenslander transformed

TURNING 100 is usually celebrated with a letter from the Queen and a slice of sponge cake with too much butter-cream frosting.

Bundaberg

ON THE RADAR: Third minister in a week visits Bundy

FROM being in a political no-man’s land, it seems Bundaberg is now on the Queensland Government’s radar.

Property

Looking for a home to rent in Bundy? You need to turn up to inspections on time, you need to create the right rapport, you need to have all your documentation. Picture: monkeybusinessimages

Treat it like a job interview: Tips to score a Bundy rental

INDUSTRY leaders in the real estate game are offering renters hot tips and calling for government funding to aid home buyers and strengthen Bundy’s market.

Bundaberg

FLYING HIGH: QLD Boating and Fisheries district manager Central Queensland Greg Bowness, field officer Hayden Coburn and Fisheries Minister Mark Furner. Picture: Rhylea Millar

The eyes in the sky over Bundy’s waterways

EYES are in the Bundy skies as security measures are tightened across the region’s waterways.

Bundaberg

HAPPIER TIMES: Mum, Rachel with Sienna, before her devastating diagnosis. Picture: Contributed

Heartbreaking diagnosis: Sienna, 10, faces leukaemia battle

IMAGINE taking your 10-year old child to a doctor for what you thought was a routine appointment, only to be told your child has leukaemia.

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