‘Out of control’: Living next door to the house from hell
Neighbours in a beachside suburb in Queensland say they’re living beside the house from hell and fear nobody and nothing will help them.
Neighbours in a beachside suburb in Queensland say they’re living beside the house from hell and fear nobody and nothing will help them.
A QRL player who returned to the state after a stint in NSW was charged with serious sexual offences less than two months after signing for his hometown club.
A 44-year-old man will face court after allegedly hitting a 13-year-old boy with his car on the first day of school in Bundaberg, then fleeing from the scene.
A year after the tragic death of four-month-old Lucas Young, questions surrounding the baby boy’s injuries remain unanswered.
Vodafone has promised to improve mobile phone coverage in the Wide Bay by rolling out a network upgrade of 51 new mobile sites in Bundaberg, Hervey Bay and Maryborough.
A proposed 1200ha solar farm between Monto and Eidsvold has met with backlash from the local community, and follows an incident earlier this month where angry protesters tore down the fence around another nearby solar farm.
More than 420 drivers have been caught either drink-driving or speeding every single day across Queensland over the past six weeks – even as the state reels from the worst road toll on record.
Sami Atkins, the owner and chief artist of The Tattoo House in Bundaberg West, has swept the competition away in this year’s search for the best tattoo artist in Bundaberg. Check out her story, and who made the top three:
In the North Burnett 12 years ago, Eidsvold council worker Lucy Connolly barely escaped with her life after being washed away and then clinging to a tree in flood waters for five hours. Her rescuer was her grazier neighbour. VIDEO.
The winners of North Burnett’s Australia Day awards include volunteer extraordinaire Vivien Smyth, who has received the highest honour. Read our full list of award recipients, six local legends and their inspirational stories:
Two children have been treated for dingo bites at Lake McKenzie on K’gari in separate incidents. It’s the fourth dingo attack recorded on the island in a matter of days.
The cost of a night out is climbing as Australia’s twice-yearly spirits tax hits drinkers hard.
Families, business owners, and couples were among 36 people who took the oath to become Australian citizens at Bundaberg’s Multiplex during a special Australia Day ceremony. GALLERY
A man is in critical condition after being struck by a vehicle on Queen Street in Bundaberg North early this morning, sparking a police investigation.
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