Hook, line and sinker: K’gari dingoes under threat from fishing gear
Fishing equipment is causing serious injuries to dingoes on a popular island paradise, prompting the state government to give an urgent warning.
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Where is Burnett’s best meat pie of 2024?
Whether it’s the beloved mince pie with tomato sauce, chunky beef, cheese and bacon, or chicken and veg, we are searching for Burnett’s best go-to spot to grab a meat pie, with 15 businesses in the running.
Food vans, interactive stalls and ‘surprise’ wrapped up in market plan
A determined woman is spearheading a plan for an inclusive market with food vans, interactive stalls and a special ‘surprise’ all part of the proposal.
‘It’s so much fun’: Childcare educator wins Qld vote
A Bundaberg childcare educator has been voted the best in the state by our readers and says she still loves the job after nearly 20 years in the industry.
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Bloggers, stars, musicians: Burnett’s influential rural personalities revealed
From community organisers and lifestyle bloggers to sports stars and musicians, Burnett has been home to many inspiring rural influencers. Meet 20 amazing people making a difference.
‘Writhing in pain’: 90yo’s three-hour wait for ambulance
The moment journalist Carlie Walker was forced to make a nest of pillows for her grandmother on the ground following a fall, as they waited for paramedics, the brutal reality of a service under pressure was quite literally brought home.
Your free guide to the North Burnett council election 2024
Welcome to your ultimate guide to the 2024 local government elections in the North Burnett, the candidates, how to vote and the ballot draw.
‘Bloody wonderful’: Unusual item man will buy with ‘life-changing’ $100k win
An afternoon cup of tea and a Scratch-It led to a huge win for one Maryborough man, who has shared what he will buy with his big win.
‘Hearing the girl scream’: Toddler rushed to hospital following snake bite
A Mundubbera toddler was flown to the Bundaberg Hospital after being bitten by a snake in her backyard.
Popular supermarket reveals next steps in mould drama
A major grocery company has revealed what it will do next to deal with mould in a Bundaberg grocery store after a former nurse reported the issue to a health and workplace watchdog.
Decade battle ends in $100 fee to unlock gate on popular weir
The once popular McCauley Weir will open to visitors after a decade-long debate on its roads, but there are conditions including paying a $100 key deposit.
‘Perverts spying’: Caravan parks’ gender-neutral toilets cause big stink
Thousands, including a One Nation politician, have backed scrapping the Fraser Coast Regional Council’s construction of gender neutral toilets at popular caravan parks.
‘Bowel and stomach died’: Mum’s fight from deathbed to endurance athlete
A Maryborough mum-of-five who suffered a life-threatening illness has fought from near death on a hospital bed to become a competitive athlete.
REVEALED: Fraser Coast’s cutest pooch crowned
The hunt for the Fraser Coast’s cutest dog is over and it’s time to find out which pooch was voted the favourite four-legged friend.
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