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Snakes still slithering as winter nears

A red-bellied black snake was removed from a property at Moore Park Beach. Snakes are still slithering as warm weather continues.

Bundaberg draws talented musicians

What do Lee Kernaghan, Isaiah Firebrace and John Paul Young have in common? They’re all big names in entertainment and they all have their sights set on Bundaberg.

Massive sports carnival will deliver $5m economic boost

Bundaberg will host nearly 2000 competitors and more than 4000 visitors during the Confraternity rugby league and netball carnivals.

Fishing report: Elliott River flathead ‘crazy’

The amount of flathead towards the mouth of the Elliott at the moment is crazy and with small tides, deep fishing offshore this weekend should be awesome.

Sailing Club welcomes new pontoon

Bundaberg Sailing Club Commodore John Learmonth is over the moon with a new pontoon that will assist boaties accessing the Burnett River.

Play equipment upgrade for popular Nielson Park

New play equipment is on the way for the Nielson Park playground in Bargara.
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