‘Ugly precedent’: Green light for Bargara tower despite public backlash
A six-storey Bargara unit complex and clubhouse has received the green light despite the Bundaberg council’s lighting expert providing no input on its assessment.
Community
70k flowers: Volunteers needed to keep Mother’s Day tradition blooming
Tens of thousands of flowers are waiting to be picked with Endeavour Foundation putting the call out for volunteers ahead of Mother’s Day.
Pharmacist concerned ‘pitiful’ script decision could harm patients
A Moore Park Beach pharmacist fears he will have no choice but to send his patients to emergency rooms for medication following the recent 60-day dispensing announcement from the federal government.
‘Tapping into racism’: Indigenous leader slams Dutton on Voice
Politicians and First Nations leaders of Wide Bay Burnett have revealed their views on the Voice to Parliament, with one slamming the opposition leader for tapping into racism in the community.
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BE KIND: Bundaberg Police share heartfelt message
The world we live in is changing and Bundaberg Police have some significant messages for the community.
BE KIND: Bundaberg Police share heartfelt message
The world we live in is changing and Bundaberg Police have some significant messages for the community.
RV FRIENDLY: Motorhome AGM rolls into the Rum City
It was the second time the event was held in Bundaberg after covid restrictions put the brakes on original plans.
Reef conservation forms classroom curriculum for Bundy kids
Bundaberg students and Reef Guardian leaders recently went out on the ocean, to put their virtual reef learnings into action.
Why Bundy brand was recognised in statewide campaign
A local family owned business has garnered another accolade for its work in supporting Queensland farmers
73 kids in one room at new Mackay childcare
New out of the box childcare centre for Mackay
Election forum to be livestreamed for voters
Hear for yourself what the three contenders have to say about the big issues in the region
Why Bundy has been added as a stop on new caravanning route
The Sloways initiative was launched just in time for the school holidays.
Day to remember lives lost while serving to protect local community
A service was held at Bundaberg Police Station as part of National Police Remembrance Day.
Bundaberg school targeted in crime during school holidays
While students and staff are enjoying a well deserved break, a skylight window was damaged at the local school.
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