Six-stage, 200-lot subdivision set for beachside suburb
A major housing development less than 20 minutes from Bundaberg central will be opened up in six stages after the developer was granted an approval extension. FULL DETAILS
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Transformation planned for heritage pub with a colourful past
A landmark former hotel with a long history and a prominent location in the heart of Gympie is about to get a new lease of life.
Plans reveal new lease of life for iconic Queensland pub
The historic Carrollee Hotel in Kingaroy will undergo a major transformation, with ambitious upgrade plans approved by the South Burnett Regional Council. SEE THE PLANS.
40+ cabins, rooms and gazebos in Gayndah accommodation development
A development application lodged with the North Burnett Regional Council by Ellendee Park and Accommodation could help ease the housing and rental crisis in the region.
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Fire service changes could trigger exodus among region’s 750 rural fireys
Bundaberg rural firefighters fear proposed changes to Queensland’s Fire Service Act, which will put urban fire fighters in charge of rural volunteers and incidents, will lead to a huge loss of volunteer fireys.
‘Human right’: MP blasts govt over ‘false promises’ in housing crisis
A Burnett MP has slammed the state government for not providing access to a housing within hours of the Premier announcing a multimillion-dollar boost to Wide Bay homelessness services.
‘No immediate danger’: Flood warning issued as dam spills and 80-150mm of rain expected
Heavy rain has caused Paradise Dam to overflow and Bundaberg locals have been warned to expect more serious rain in the next 48 hours and possible flooding. UPDATES TO COME.
‘If it’s flooded, forget it’: Emergency service lifts Burnett to ‘Alert’ level for cyclone
Despite a reduction in predicted weather events expected for the Bundaberg Burnett, local councils and emergency services have shared one key message ahead of the Australia Day long weekend: if it’s flooded, forget it.
‘Battle to survive’: Country shows face axe after council pulls out
The Burnett could be about to lose four of its country shows following a council decision to no longer be responsible for local showgrounds, leaving already struggling show societies to bear the costs of rates, fees and maintenance. Full report and reaction:
How you can buy your own Aussie island for less than you think
Sandy beaches, the bluest oceans, no neighbours or perhaps the odd celebrity guest next door. The idea of buying our own island is not as crazy, or expensive, as you might think. See what Aussie islands are available right now.
6000 per year: Why Wide Bay is fastest growing region in Qld
A new government report reveals which Wide Bay cities are recording the highest population growth in Queensland as the region’s appeal to retirees and southerners puts added pressure on the housing crisis. SEE BREAKDOWN.
Massive North Burnett wind farm given green light after months of delay
Work will begin on a $350million wind farm occupying 4500ha near Biggenden after approval was granted following months of delays over environmental concerns.
Building sector in slow gear as labour shortage bites
Two of Queensland’s best-known developers say an extraordinary infrastructure rollout has sparked labour shortages, slowing projects – and the Olympics construction has yet to come.
Council drafts action plan to tackle region’s housing crisis
A Queensland council has partnered with government bodies to create a housing action plan in the hopes of easing the impact of the state’s housing crisis.
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