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Students take part in mosaic turtle art project

St. Luke's Anglican School students have been getting their creative juices flowing for a community mural project featuring turtle art.

Two karting champions hit the bitumen in Noisy Tour

The Noisy Tour not only brought 110 competitors to Dromeside Raceway, it also attracted two Bundaberg-raised national karting champions.

Focus on well-being and health at wellness expo

The Bundaberg Health and Wellness Expo, with more than 40 stall holders, gave community members a chance to explore their well-being.

From George to Bundaberg, with love!

It’s a long way from the city of George in South Africa’s Western Cape, to Bundaberg, but ecologist Luami Zondagh noticed the similarities between the two countries and their people on a recent trip.

Ettie and Dorrie tea inspired by bygone era

Inspired by the bygone era Sara Pardon has created her own tea business Ettie and Dorrie, named after people dear to her heart.

Isis Club now 100 years on from being gentlemen only

Formed under the name of the Isis Quoit and Athletic Club in 1920, the Isis Club as it is known today, has grown with the Childers community.
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