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Oldest Red-tailed Tropicbird found on reef island

USC researchers have found what could be the oldest known breeding individual of one of the world’s most elusive seabirds on Lady Elliot Island, at the southern end of the Great Barrier Reef.

Farmers fan cane flames and remind crowds to be safe

As cane fires become an infrequent sight in Bundaberg, farmers have issued a safety warning for the crowds of people, who, stuck by the sight of it are stopping suddenly along the roadside.

Bundaberg campus next for CQU scholarship trio

Three CQUniversity Bundaberg students are learning to navigate along new paths to success during COVID-19 and online study, after being named Destination Australia Scholarship recipients in Term 1.

Letters of support for Liz O’Sullivan

Palms Australia is urging Bundaberg region residents to send Liz O’Sullivan from Bargara a message of support, after she set off in January this year to volunteer in Umphang, Thailand.

Time’s almost up for Childers capsule

A concrete cairn containing a time capsule will be opened in Childers on Friday, August 21, one day short of 50 years after it was constructed and sealed.

Bundy High projects support local jobs

Two youth engagement programs and a $12 million infrastructure program are in full swing at Bundaberg State High School, making a huge difference to the lives of local students.
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