History

Palace Hotel history explored in refreshed art trail

An art installation that explores the history of Childers’ Palace Hotel has been refreshed with the addition of a new interpretative audio guide.

Aitkenhead Street badged for WWII soldier

Bundaberg’s Private James Aitkenhead was among the first battalion to re-enter Kokoda on 1 November 1942. Read more about his story and how he’s been honoured in the region ⬇️

Bundaberg’s hidden stories brought to light

Step into Bundaberg’s past and see the city like never before. The Bundaberg Heritage Trails Project is now officially underway - transforming decades of local history into self-guided walking experiences through the CBD.

History of the East Water Tower

Constructed in 1902, East Water Tower is the tallest circular brick water tower remaining in Queensland and was a key element in Bundaberg’s first reticulated water system.

Free concert in the park for heritage festival

Bundaberg Municipal Band will celebrate Australian Heritage Festival with a free community concert in Alexandra Park’s historic rotunda.

Farm tour tells story of region’s history

From one of the region’s last tobacco farms to Australian native flowers and wheat, discover the remarkable story of Gillens Creek Garden at a free open day during this year’s Australian Heritage Festival. Read the history ⬇️
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