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Bundaberg to celebrate culture through community sport

⚽🌏 Get ready for the 2026 Bundaberg Multicultural World Cup! Local futsal teams, families and spectators are invited to come together for a vibrant day celebrating culture, community and connection. 📅 Saturday 11 July | 9.30 am – 3 pm 📍 Shalom Catholic College – The Hangar and Indoor Sports Centre 💲 Free entry

Public asked to keep clear during whale response

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Public notice – water mains cleaning – Winfield and River Park, Branyan

Public art soars at Bargara Headlands Estate

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Catch The Michael Jackson HIStory Show at the Moncrieff

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Public art soars at Bargara Headlands Estate

Have you seen the Bundaberg Region's newest public art piece? Read more to hear from the artist who created it ⬇️

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Public asked to keep clear during whale response

A large deceased whale has washed ashore at a local beach. The community is advised there is no need to report the incident as relevant agencies are responding. Details ⬇️

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Fresh look complete for Bundaberg Airport runway

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Bundaberg to celebrate culture through community sport

Council's 2025 Bundaberg Multicultural World Cup (Futsal) as part of the Strengthening Multicultural Communities project event.
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⚽🌏 Get ready for the 2026 Bundaberg Multicultural World Cup! Local futsal teams, families and spectators are invited to come together for a vibrant day celebrating culture, community and connection. 📅 Saturday 11 July | 9.30 am – 3 pm 📍 Shalom Catholic College – The Hangar and Indoor Sports Centre 💲 Free entry

Social media workshops to support community connection

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Bundaberg Regional Council is inviting local community groups, clubs and not‑for‑profit organisations to take part in a practical social media workshop to help strengthen...

Street party celebrations for 30th Childers Festival

Childers Festival 30th birthday
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⚡️Sneaky Sound System will lead the line up as Crescent Street transforms into the ultimate street party for the Childers Festival 30th birthday celebrations.

Budget supports stronger, connected communities

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This financial year Bundaberg Regional Council will continue to back the organisations, spaces and programs that bring people together and ensure community facilities are accessible for all residents.

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Street honours for four family members

McLucas Street Millbank
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A suburban street in Millbank now pays homage to the brave wartime service of four members from the same family. Read more ⬇️
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Exhibition celebrates a centenary of Hinkler House

✈️ Celebrating 100 Years of Hinkler House🏡 A century on from its original build, we’re continuing the celebrations with a special exhibition honouring the former home of Bundaberg’s pioneering aviator, Bert Hinkler.

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