Supermarkets face their own moment of reckoning
Coles and Woolies need to win back trust. But it’s consumers – not governments – that should hold them to account.
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Horse trainer denied bail after allegedly trying to sell guns from jail
A Bundaberg horse trainer facing multiple charges, has been refused bail after he was allegedly recorded trying to sell a handgun while in jail.
Mark McInnes’ final act: building Blundy’s retail empire
The former Premier Investments and David Jones boss has turned his back on Myer and others to work for another retail billionaire.
60+ faces: Smiles and tears as Preppies arrive for first school day
Cupcakes, treasure hunts and story time helped hundreds of Bundaberg Prep students and their parents through their very first morning of school on a milestone day full of emotion and excitement. See the photos:
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Electric car that looks spectacular, but has room for improvement
After success on the e-race track, Audi is charging into a new era with the first iteration that will lead to a swag of new models.
New hardware store gets green light for Kensington site
Bundaberg Regional Council has approved another hardware and trade supplies material change of use application for the region.
‘Starting point’: BFVG weigh-in on new water allocations
Why BFVG managing director expects the temporary transfer market will be “stronger than ever” following the release of Sunwater’s Bundaberg Water Supply Scheme allocations for 2021-22.
Watch: How local businesses are doing their bit for the environment
Two Bargara businesses have teamed up to created a Go Eco pack to help reduce waste and encourage recycling this Plastic Free July.
Compact SUV that offers personality and style
Here’s five things the family has learned about the 2021 model VW T-Roc compact SUV.
Pair return to their roots to open building business in Bundaberg
Amy and Nelson Plowman are putting family and the heart of their new franchise venture. They’ll be holding a family-friendly even to celebrate the official opening this weekend: See the details.
Telstra poised for Medical Director bid as Best Practice estimated at $1b
As Telstra readies its bid for Medical Director, developed in Bundaberg, speculation is swirling on the comparative value of its sibling program Best Practice.
Electric cars could power our daily transport needs and homes
Improving the range and capacity of the battery puts Nissan’s Leaf e+ electric vehicle at the forefront of future household technology.
Hungry Jack’s explains closure of one of three Bundaberg outlets
Fast food giant Hungry Jack’s has explained the decision to close one of its three Bundaberg outlets.
Perfect prestige car for the ultimate power family
Fabulous has received some finesse with extra technological kit added to the Audi S4 Avant’s fire-breathing performance
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