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Revealed: Postcodes where you pay $200 less for water
New data on council water services across the Wide Bay and Burnett have revealed which parts of the region are paying top dollar for their water, and where residents are winning with cheaper prices.
100+ students: Fraser Coast’s school leaders of 2023
The Fraser Coast’s 2023 school captains and leaders have been revealed as they share their goals for the coming year.
‘Like everyone’s sister’: Heartbreak after loss of bottlo worker
Family and friends have expressed their shock and grief at the sudden death of beloved bottle shop worker Terryl Mcdonough, who was “like a sister” to everyone who knew her.
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Legendary M’boro engineer reunited with boat 60 years on
Emotional moment brings back boating memories for Maryborough family.
GALLERY: Three-day military game draws army of fans to Coast
Three-day event draws players from across the nation to the Fraser Coast.
WEATHER: How much fell and what’s on the way
It comes after the monthly average fell in just a few days.
What’s on offer: Local markets’ hidden gems
It’s known markets are great to get plants, fresh fruit and a quick snack while you’re wandering with the fam’s pooch, but there’s a lot more on offer.
70-year-old’s frightening wait for help with no phone signal
WHEN she had a devastating fall at home, this woman was forced to crawl more than 10m to the only spot on her property that had phone reception.
REVEALED: Coast spots in line for council CCTV
A council report has revealed the places in need of CCTV installation with the Fraser Coast to fork out nearly $120k. SEE THE FULL LIST.
Man fined for feeding dingo on Fraser Island
A man has been fined more than $2000 after feeding a dingo while visiting Fraser Island this week.
’Downright dangerous’: Asbestos illegally dumped at Coast tip
The discovery forced the council to fork out thousands of dollars in ratepayer money to safely remove the material.
DECKED OUT: How funding is being spent on waterside sites
A $200 million program is upgrading decking to five waterside locations across the Coast, as part of a COVID-19 recovery plan.
GET MOVING: Why we’re ranked one of the least active regions
With statistics showing about 75 per cent of Wide Bay adults are not physically active enough, the Heart Foundation is calling for the upcoming State Budget to support the Queensland Walking Strategy.
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