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Terrie pens memoir A Handful of Pennies

Bundaberg’s Terrie Smith has published her memoir which tells the story of her relationship with her mother Vera, who was a stock drover at just 17 during World War II.

Bargara Poet wins 50th annual Bronze Swagman Award

The 50th annual Bronze Swagman Bush Poetry Award, which attracts entries from around the world, has been taken out by Bargara local Jan Facey .

Late dad’s Lotto premonition comes true for Bucca man

A Bucca man who has become an overnight Gold Lotto millionaire has revealed his late dad had a premonition someone in the family would win big one day.  

Bundaberg Rainbow Choir calling for members

Locals who love to belt out a Broadway tune or who simply enjoy singing in the shower are being called on to join Bundaberg's newest, most colourful choir.

Painting in Harmony mural unveiled to community

A mural symbolising 'Painting in Harmony' has been completed by local high school students and unveiled at the Tom Quinn Community Centre.

Skate rink the canvas for chalk art project

3D chalk artist Dom Intelisano has begun creating a giant, temporary piece of artwork on the skate rink at Nielson Park, Bargara as part of a special project.
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