Why BHP may eventually part ways with nickel
The mining giant is fast falling out of love with the metal and may rethink its longer-term commitment to the critical mineral used in EV batteries.
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Why new private school head loves St Luke’s, and what his plans are
A long-time teacher with a passion for leadership has taken over the top job at St Luke’s Anglican School, replacing Virginia Warner as principal.
‘Really scared and worried’: Dad waits hours for help despite stabbing chest pain
A businessman whose treatment at the Bundaberg Hospital emergency department is now under review says he waited 12 hours without food or water, and was discharged without any answers about the cause of his severe chest pain.
‘You’re going to see a lot of promises made by a lot of people’
Childers councillor and Bundaberg deputy mayor Bill Trevor reveals why he will run for council again come March, and why amalgamation has grown on him over the years.
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Muscular cosmetic surgery to give ute tougher looks
Nissan has given its Navara dual-cab ute some superficial muscle to meet the market of ‘tough trucks’
When work will get underway on new Pacific Marine Base
The project will include a focus on a cargo barge facility suitable for intrastate and Pacific Island trade, with future expansion on the cards to support the growing renewables trade.
Business outlines plans for expansion of sorting and packing facilities
A material change of use application for high impact industry has been lodged with the Bundaberg Regional Council. See what the plans include.
Diverse dealer: Bundy sector to profit with distinctive brand
Alongside a local team of 18, the couple have worked hard to bring a greater diversity of machinery to the region’s farming and agriculture sector
The best large family car shunned because it’s not sexy enough
Given the choice of comfortable flats or stilettos, it’s amazing how many families still choose the latter. The Kia Carnival has the ability to sway some opinions.
Masterplan, potential cost of beachside community upgrade explained
The masterplan identified as ‘Moore Park Beach Spaces and Places’ has been endorsed by the Bundaberg Regional Council as an approved masterplan. Read the details here.
Meet the local truckie delivering joy straight to the mailbox
A Bundaberg local has started making mailboxes replicating everything from Mack trucks and John Deere tractors to Homer Simpson and frogs. See the photos of his creations:
Labour Day: What’s open and closed and when in Bundy
Want to know what stores are open to grab all the essentials this Labour Day Bundaberg? See our handy list
New Bundaberg business to help children grow in many ways
The program helps children in play therapy to cope with and work through difficult feelings, memories and experiences
Plans for former Chipmunks site revealed
A proposal for the future use of the Chipmunks site on Johanna Blvd lies with the Bundaberg Regional Council. Read more about the development application here:
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