Tragedy to triumph: Biggest Wide Bay-Burnett stories of 2023
From tragic road fatalities that impacted countless lives to ordinary people who did extraordinary things, here are the stories that broke our hearts and inspired in 2023.
From tragic road fatalities that impacted countless lives to ordinary people who did extraordinary things, here are the stories that broke our hearts and inspired in 2023.
A weekend of predicted wild weather has prompted a warning for possible moderate flooding in parts of regional Queensland.
The Bureau of Meteorology has revealed which parts of the Sunshine Coast are likely to be hit by bad storms first as dangerous systems develop across much of the southeast for the final weekend of the year – delaying local trains by up to an hour.
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.
It was a proud day for Fraser Coast graduates of the University of the Sunshine Coast on Thursday as they celebrated their official graduation in Hervey Bay. See the photos, video:
Maryborough’s iconic public rose garden is under attack, and frustrated authorities believe those responsible could be selling them as cut flowers.
The jury in the trial of a man accused of sexually abusing a child has been unable to reach a unanimous decision
In their heyday, they were popular local fixtures – stores, pubs, restaurants and places everybody knew about and loved. Read their history, the people behind them and where they are now.
Multiple emergency crews are on the scene of a house fire metres from the Bruce Hwy.
The son of a Queensland legend has been announced as the leading man in a romantic comedy being filmed on K’gari.
A motorcyclist has been seriously injured in a single-vehicle crash at Hervey Bay.
From politicians to police officers and community champions, readers have voted out of the top 30 who the Fraser Coast’s most influential person really is. See the results.
Six days out from the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum, 40,000 voters across the Wide Bay and Burnett have braved early crowds to have their say.
A military historian has documented the odyssey of 10 young South Burnett men, after they travelled from Murgon to Gympie to join the fight in World War I.
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