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Mosaic sea creatures brighten up development

Colourful mosaic artwork featuring the region's sea creatures has been added to a new coastal housing development.

Bundaberg street names honour 35 war heroes

Australia has a proud history of honouring its fallen soldiers, and the Bundaberg Region is part of that tradition with 34 streets named after servicemen.

Bundaberg Quilters I-Sew-Lation quilt to keep history

Bundaberg Quilters Inc is embarking on a task to create an I-Sew-Lation quilt while Covid-19 social isolation regulations are in place.

Bundaberg’s coldest May day on record

The weather bureau predicted Saturday to be cold, and it was right as Bundaberg recorded its coldest May day on record.

Teachers’ Green Day ditty gets toes tapping

Two teachers at St Luke’s Anglican School have created a ditty to the tune of Green Day’s Good Riddance (Time of your Life) entitled “Congratulations doing school from home”.

Whale watching season to help boost economy

Whales are heading north and may be seen off Bundaberg's coast any day, and as they swim passed the economic benefit will stay in the region.
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