Dempsey and Honor forced to leave meeting over mystery complaint
A suspected complaint of inappropriate conduct within the Bundaberg council prompted some intriguing debate and conflict of interest concerns this week.
Community
Too close to home?: Councillor reveals telecommunication tower fears
A controversial telecommunication tower development decision went down to the wire in Bundaberg with a councillor revealing her fears for its proximity to homes.
Bargara anger over break with Anzac tradition
The public who attended the Bargara Dawn Service expressed their displeasure at the cancellation of two events which had been a stable of Anzac services in the region for almost three decades.
60+ PHOTOS: Bundaberg pays respects on Anzac Day
The Anzac spirit was in full display across the Bundaberg region as thousands of residents paid their respects to the men and women who have served Australia. See the full gallery.
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Vietnam Veterans Day ceremony in Mackay
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Play N Yarn Maclean
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Labor candidate weighs in on voluntary assisted dying debate
Tom Smith hosted a meeting with members of Dying With Dignity this week as discussion about the legislation continues.
PHOTOS: Future leaders grow biggest sector through science
More than 20 students were selected to participate in the program and will present their ideas to a panel of experts.
$6.5m boost: RFDS supports more than local patients
NEW study finds Royal Flying Doctor Service provides big boost for Bundaberg economy.
Victory for our visually impaired after legislation change
Bundaberg residents Cheryl Callaghan and Helen Willett have finally been able to obtain a disability parking permit.
Online event showcases disability support services
The event aims to connect people living with disabilities and industry professionals in Bundaberg with local organisations.
Smallest advocates make big impact with reef campaign
As part of National Biodiversity Month, Bundaberg students entered a competition to showcase how the small actions can have a big impact on the environment.
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