Farmers fear threat to water supply from hydro project
With 24,000ML of Burnett water on the line, Bundaberg farmers have expressed concerns about how the Mt Rawdon Pumped Hydro Project will affect Paradise Dam’s water security.
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Revealed: Biggest cause of region’s $50m SPER debt
Thousands of people across the region who owe unpaid fines and penalties can expect a knock on the door or to have their cars clamped, seized or sold as the state cracks down on a staggering overdue bill.
Vote now for Bundaberg’s cutest baby of 2023
From sweet smiles to candid cheeky grins, it’s time to vote for the cutest baby in the Bundaberg region after 73 adorable bubba’s were nominated. Cast your vote.
Ranked: Wide Bay and Burnett’s best, worst rated aged care homes
It’s every grandparent’s nightmare — being dumped in an aged care home where staff are rude, rooms are filthy and the food is lousy. But there are plenty of good ones to be found. See all 39 of the Wide Bay’s best and worst nursing homes and how they rate. FULL LIST
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Bundy local’s vision to protect planet with fresh new business
The new store is designed around a holistic approach with a range that won’t harm the environment and wildlife.
REVEALED: Monto’s Rural Aid makeover projects decided
THESE are the projects the volunteer army will be working on for the North Burnett town’s $100,000 makeover.
Family thanks community for helping son’s eyesight
WHEN little Russell Sim was born his family were faced with the thought he would lose his eyesight before his first birthday.
Local service picks up more than 100 new customers
Bundaberg Meals on Wheels will be delivering 90 special meals on top of their usual deliveries for National Meals on Wheels Day.
Business excels after six month closure, expands elixir menu
When one door closes, it reopens better than ever, with a local business owner continuing to grow her creative vision.
Secret ingredient for cafe’s success is connection
The quirky venue took out first place in our poll back in 2015 and now, five years later, the homely cafe has done it again.
POLE POSITION: Bundy’s new role in the Variety Bash revealed
Mayor Jack Dempsey said the region could see an economic boost of up to $180,000 according to estimates.
The first triathlon to run since beginning of pandemic
The Ironman 70.3 is going ahead on September 13 and is the first major public participation sporting event on the Coast since before the pandemic.
Magpies are ready to swoop again
Sunshine Coast residents are being reminded to be cautious and wear a hat as the Magpie breeding season begins.
Popular workshops for primary producers return to Bundaberg
The event will focus on COVID-19 workplace health and safety obligations and common workforce management issues.
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