OnlyFans ‘wild card’ creator charged with running over cop
A teenage OnlyFans creator has been denied bail after allegedly running over a plainclothes police officer in a daylight hit-and-run in Bundaberg.
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‘Unprecedented’: Burnett council’s shock $22m financial hole
The embattled North Burnett council has blamed unprecedented inflation and funding delays for a fifth straight year of massive operating losses, while several of its senior staff are paid more than $200,000 a year, and one up to $400,000 year.
Missing South Burnett teen found ‘safe and well’
The search for a South Burnett teenager last seen at Caboolture has ended well.
50 + faces: Students of Burnett State College stun at formal
Arriving in everything from trucks to hotrods, the students of Burnett State College celebrated the end of their school years at their formal. SEE PHOTOS.
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Boy from bush who started 1600 church movement dies
Australia’s first TV evangelist and the founder of one of the fastest growing church movements with churches around the world has died. VIDEOS
Boy, 9, raises alarm after seeing child at bottom of public pool
The mother of a boy who helped save another child from drowning has described the “surreal” situation they were confronted with.
Revealed: How much councillors, senior staff cost in 2024
Bundaberg Regional Council’s latest financial report has revealed how much ratepayers are paying for its senior staff and elected officials as questions about the organisation’s financial stability continue. See the details:
Exposed: the Queensland aged care homes failing residents
More than half of Queensland aged care homes are falling short of care targets as providers blame a severe workforce shortage. See the full list.
‘No answers’: Fundraiser launches as desperate search for 27yo continues
A GoFundMe has been created to help with the search for a missing Murgon man as authorities, family, and friends continue to seek answers on where the 27-year-old is, and what happened to him.
How Trump’s presidency could impact Qld exports, inflation, interest rates
A Trump presidency could delay interest rate relief for Queenslanders under high mortgage stress and hurt agricultural producers exporting to the United States, experts have warned. SPECIAL REPORT
Temps soar to 44C as severe heatwave tightens grip
Queensland is firmly in the grip of a “severe heatwave”, with temperatures soaring well past 40C in places, after peaking at 45C on Wednesday, while widespread areas are on alert for thunderstorms.
‘How exciting’: Huge crowd expected as Anaconda makes Bundy debut
Outdoor adventure giant Anaconda is set to open in Bundaberg this weekend and it’s not the only big retailer moving into the same street. DETAILS.
‘Indomitable’: Mayor mourns cousin killed in crash as family still in hospital
The heartbroken mayor of a Queensland city has joined loved ones in paying tribute to her popular businesswoman cousin after her death in a crash which left her husband, daughter and son-in-law seriously hurt. LATEST.
Why there’s still no rape case result for winery, bakery boss
After multiple delays in progressing the case against a Qld businessman and winery owner accused of multiple counts of rapes there’s been yet another change.
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