Construction of a biofuel-powered industrial park on the banks of the Burnett River has come close to collapse due to construction delays and a spiralling $6million debt, but a new agreement has now been reached.
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A complaint alleging ‘metal shavings’ were served up in an ice cream cone from a regional McDonald’s restaurant been investigated by the company and Qld Health.
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A hotel in the Bundaberg CBD is reportedly closing its doors.
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While the tourism industry took a major hit following the pandemic, trends have indicated the local economy is not only recovering but prospering
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The inclusive event will be held in Bundaberg this year to celebrate diversity and embrace all genders and sexualities in the local community
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Gladstone’s designated seafarers quarantine hotel ceased with government review into Brisbane hotel outbreak.
“This cultural, environmental, art and storytelling event explores the traditional connection between turtles and Bundaberg region.”
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