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Taylor Street recognises World War I soldier

Taylor Street in Kepnock was named after Lance Sergeant Denis Taylor in October 1950 and has recently been recognised through Bundaberg Regional Council's Streets of Remembrance.

Ferry cutting a reminder of early Bundaberg

The Bundaberg ferry cutting on the south bank of the Burnett River is an important reminder of early Bundaberg development in the 1870s.

Wyllie Street named in honour of Sister Wyllie

Wyllie Street, Kepnock is named in honour of Sister Doris Joyce Wyllie, a Bundaberg resident who volunteered as a nurse in World War II.

Barry reflects ahead of Korean Veterans’ Day

Serving 366 days in Korea from 1951-1953, Barry worked in the engine room of HMAS ANZAC D59 as a mechanic and this weekend he will wear his medals with pride as he commemorates the 71st Anniversary of Korean Veterans’ Day.

The history of Bucca Crossing

Read more about the history of Bucca Crossing which has been in use since at least 1885 for mail delivery and was formally recognised in 1890.

Streets of Remembrance: Private Glasgow

Burnett Heads local Private James Franklyn Glasgow was 18 years old when he enlisted and on 5 October 1915 he and his unit, the 9th Battalion, embarked for the Front from Brisbane on board HMAT A69 Warlida.
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