How small card will help protect domestic violence victims
A small card with a big impact has been launched in Bundaberg as a domestic violence support service works to protect the privacy of victims and survivors.
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Located: Missing man found safe and well
Missing man Colin Geary has been found safe and well, after last being seen at a caravan park at Rosedale, north of Bundaberg.
Strength, passion and history in region’s prominent rural families
From fifth generation farms to international suppliers, the stories behind the Wide Bay and Burnett’s most prominent farming families involve wars, empires made and lost, industries that grew and died, love and legacy. Here are their true blue stories.
Qld’s secret, illegal nudist beaches exposed as pressure mounts to overhaul laws
With concerns Queensland tourism could get left behind without laws to enable nude beaches, we reveal the state’s unofficial clothing-optional hot spots.
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LOOK INSIDE: One of Bundy’s oldest buildings is for sale
One of the region’s most well-known and oldest surviving residential properties has been restored and is now listed for sale.
Looking back fondly on the Federal: Memories from the ’60s
IT’S been two months since a blaze broke out, destroying the Federal, but before the devastating fire occurred on July 20, the historical building was known to many as a place to call home.
Award recognises region’s talent as local artist takes win
“Flying Arts is doing this competition to… demonstrate regional artists not only have skills but are able to leave their own mark”
MILESTONE: Friendlies emergency department celebrates
More than 17,000 patients have sought treatment at The Friendlies Emergency Department since it opened two years ago.
Plan your long weekend: Tips on best beach spots near Bundy
Weather conditions and top picks for swimmers and surfers from the experts
Church leaders to hold vigil for Grafton community
“IT BRINGS home not only can it happen anywhere, but it can be perpetrated by the guy next door who we know.”
Bells toll on Lawrence collection for final time
AFTER more than 60 years spent acquiring around 1300 bells, the bell has tolled for the final time on Ross McLeod’s collection in Lawrence
BRIGHTEN UP: Upbeat news from around the region
Here are just some of the things that happened this week that made us smile.
Hard work pays off for go-getter with tourism partnership
A young entrepreneur has been recognised for her creative talent, transforming her ‘hobby’ business into a full-time gig.
BE KIND: Bundaberg Police share heartfelt message
The world we live in is changing and Bundaberg Police have some significant messages for the community.
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