History

Private Frank Galley’s WWI service honoured

Galley Street in Kepnock was named after Private Frank Galley in recognition of his service in the Australian Imperial Force from 1915 to 1918.

Streets of Remembrance honours Skyring family

Childers local Thelma Denny shares memories of her family members who have been honoured in the Streets of Remembrance program.

Streets of Remembrance: Corporal Ward

Ward Court was named in September 1981 after the well-respected Ward family of Bundaberg, including Corporal Patrick Ward who served in WWII.

Heritage grant takes care of roof renovations

A long-standing Bourbong Street building is set to receive much-needed roof renovations thanks to a new initiative aimed at preserving and enhancing the region’s historic structures.

Streets of Remembrance: John Norman Scotton

Flying officer John Norman Scotton has been honoured through Council’s Streets of Remembrance program having been killed in action in WWII.

Shelter a sentinel of WWII pilot training

The Bundaberg SFTS Air Gunnery and Bombing Range Shelter No.1 is located south of Bundaberg Airport and is a symbol of the region's involvement in World War II.
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