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Police warn of scam after Childers farmer targeted

Local police are warning residents to remain vigilant when making payments online after a Childers farmer recently became the target of a financial scam.

IMPACT staff recognised for dedication, years of service

IMPACT Community Services staff at Council's Material Recovery Facility have been recognised for their dedication and years of service as part of National Recycling Week.

Linah takes pride in supporting culture and community

Linah Mountford takes pride in supporting people from all cultures by helping them integrate into Australian society

Pop-up Playgroup to be hosted at Boreham Park

In an effort to bring together families and their children, Churches of Christ will be hosting a free pop-up playgroup at Boreham Park.

Bundaberg’s oldest cars re-enact London to Brighton

Forty of Queensland’s oldest cars were on display in Burnett Heads on the weekend as part of a special re-enactment of the famous London-Brighton emancipation run

Barry Johnson OAM a stalwart of Gin Gin community

Barry Johnson OAM has worn many hats in his time - from farmer and advocate to fundraiser and Mr Fix It - and every role he has taken on with enthusiasm for the love of his community.
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