Future of Pete Evans-linked Burleigh Heads cafe revealed
There’s a big change coming for a popular cafe in the heart of Burleigh Heads which was previously linked to controversial one-time reality star turned conspiracy theorist Pete Evans.
Property
Revealed: Next step for $2bn mega project next to Pacific Fair
A $2bn, four-tower mega development next to one of the Gold Coast’s biggest shopping centres will take a big step forward. WHAT IT MEANS
Brittany Higgins’ French villa price drop after it fails to sell
The former Liberal staffer has faced an uphill battle trying to sell her French countryside abode and has been forced to significantly drop the asking price. See the photos.
‘Another level’: Inside off-grid glamping park with over-dam decks
A once-basic bush camp, which has been transformed into 12 acres of eco-glamping offerings soon to feature tiny houses and a bar is tipped to become a popular tourist attraction. DETAILS.
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Isis District Horse and Pony Club puts $100k to good use
As the Isis District Horse and Pony Club prepares to celebrate its 65th anniversary in 2025, members have benefited from recent improvements to the grounds the club calls home.
MP claims ‘costs don’t stack up’ on $700k social housing builds
LNP MP Stephen Bennett has questioned the expense of homes built to ease the housing shortage in Bundaberg, as Labor demands to know what the LNP’s plan is to address the crisis.
Spirit of local hero honoured during Australian Heritage Festival
The Bundaberg council has launched a series of Australian Heritage Festival promotions in celebration of the region’s connection to aviation hero Bert Hinkler.
Old Childers squash courts to be converted into church
Parishioners of the Childers Wesleyan Methodist Church could be worshipping in bigger and better surrounds if the Bundaberg Regional Council approves a church proposal to develop the old squash courts site.
Ribbon cut on ‘game changer’ addition to the Port of Bundaberg
The ribbon has officially been cut on a new multi-use, multimillion-dollar conveyor at the Port of Bundaberg, which is set to double the export capacity of the port.
34 Queensland suburbs blacklisted: No go zones named
Thirty-four Queensland suburbs have been blacklisted over a high risk of property price falls, making up a third of Australia’s investor no go zones. See the full list.
Developer unveils plans for new unit complex in Gin Gin
A series of units slated for Gin Gin are hoped to help retain young people in the region as housing affordability continues to shrink.
Miner applauds Fox coal mine that will generate jobs, opportunities
A Bundaberg miner who met with Fox Resources CEO Bruce Garlick on his recent trip to the city says there are many misconceptions about the proposed coal mine held by its opponents.
Home owners fear ‘crippling’ rate rises after new land valuations
Land value increases of more than 80 per cent – and in one case almost 180 per cent – have put Bundaberg region property owners in a spin over potential massive rates hikes later this year.
‘Disgraceful’ water quality in Bargara creek concerns residents
The Bundaberg council will investigate what happened to the water in a small creek that empties into the sea at Bargara after photos emerged of the water more closely resembling milk.
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