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Crazy hair all the rage for St Joseph’s fundraiser

Brightly coloured hair and some very big smiles was the theme when St Joseph's Catholic Primary School participated in Crazy Hair Day.

Scholarship and mural part of Sharon’s legacy

A vibrant mural featuring butterflies, flowers and the words "make every day count" is part of a beautiful tribute to former patient of the Bundaberg Cancer Care Unit, Sharon Benson.

Tributes flow for former Mayor Allan Stewart

Many in Bundaberg are remembering former Mayor Allan Stewart as a great man who achieved much for the city. Allan passed away last Thursday on the Sunshine Coast, surrounded by his loving family.

Botanic Gardens’ Giant Red in bloom

Standing at least five metres tall and featuring bright red flowers, the Giant Red has been aptly named and is a sight to behold at the Botanic Gardens.

Woodworkers Guild has strong connection to gardens

Replant, regrow, reuse- that's the motto of the Bundaberg Woodworkers Guild and the history of their work replenishing trees at the Botanic Gardens.

Random acts of kindness amid Coronavirus alarm

Amidst the chaos of Coronavirus, random acts of kindness have been taking place throughout the region, strengthening community bonds.
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