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Belmont Park upgrade starting soon

Belmont Park in North Bundaberg is set for an upgrade after the existing playground and picnic facilities were identified as being in need of replacement.

Pile wrapping a first for timber bridge

Council’s bridge crew will expand their specialised skill set by using a new pile wrapping technique on St Agnes bridge.

Splash in to spring at Bundaberg pools

The first day of spring also marks the start of swimming season in Bundaberg with Norville and Anzac pools reopening on Sunday, 1 September.

The Waves lodges plans for $2.5m refurbishment

The Waves Sports Club has lodged an application for an estimated $2.5 million refurbishment of its gaming room, reducing the number of machines and introducing a VIP lounge.

Historic toilets restored at old Boolboonda School

In what must be one of the more unusual jobs for a Council worker, historic toilets are being restored at the heritage-listed former Boolboonda State School 82km west of Bundaberg.

Gas flaring a winner for the environment

More than 29 million cubic metres of environmentally harmful methane gas has been converted to less harmful carbon dioxide through gas flaring installations at two Bundaberg Regional Council waste facilities.
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