The team behind the Bargara Carlyle Gardens retirement village is hoping to add the final stages to their major development if a development application is approved by the Bundaberg Council.
They’re the front line in emergency situations, with SES volunteers always on hand to work with fire service and police to keep locals safe. Now, the Bundaberg Regional SES Unit are calling on volunteers as the front line thins and numbers “dwindle.”
Bundaberg may welcome a brand new contemporary-modern hotel to its ranks if a development application is approved for Airport Drive.
The Bundaberg Regional Council was the centre of celebration and debate in 2023, from the decision to not raise rates in a ‘cost of living’ budget applauded by ratepayers to the lack of transparency over major multi million dollar projects questioned by others. Take a moment to have your say on the councils 2023 performance.
Meet the local woman behind a special farm that providing a loving home to rescue animals and helping people living with disabilities and mental health through unique therapy programs
See the plans: Jobs, cheap fuel, coffee shop on the cards if the application approved.
Over the last 365 days local crews have responded to more than 280 critical missions and transferred 1384 patients throughout the Wide Bay Burnett and Central Queensland regions
She said the bittersweet decision comes after her new venture meant a shift in focus and now she’s looking for someone who is passionate about the environment to grow the business further.
Whether they’re trading in the concrete jungle for a seascape or are taking advantage of affordable house prices, residents from major cities are packing their bags to call Bundaberg home.
AMS CEO says the two processing plants in the region may have to expand or a third facility built in the next decade to be able to handle the increase in crop.
The Iron Gate was bound for Gladstone when the chief officer authorised dumping of waste off Lady Elliot Island.
The recent $1.9m State Government commitment follows a $2.5m pledge from the Australian Government for the transloading facility infrastructure.
“Every day, every 14 seconds around Australia a product that comes out of this facility is bought by an Australian around the country”.
While the Lady Musgrave HQ pontoon is in the water, there’s still a bit of work to do before the 10+ hour voyage to the lagoon. Find out more:
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