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Bulls, barrel racing adds to Lighthouse Country

Community members can get even more excited for Lighthouse Country as bull riding and barrel racing entertainment joins the festival’s line up.

Karda hooks monster barra in the Burnett

Local fisherman Karda Berthelsen has hooked the catch of a lifetime in the Burnett River recently, reeling in a monster 136cm barramundi bigger than the nine-year-old himself.

$19m aged care home upgrade completed

The recently completed $19 million redevelopment of Anglicare's Meilene Residential Aged Care Home has created 144 new jobs for the region while supporting the growing need for quality residential aged care in Bundaberg.

Kate gets creative for TradeMutt

Bundaberg artist Kate Neal has partnered with Australian workwear company, TradeMutt, showcasing her Aussie summer-themed designs on shirts and bucket hats.

Mum and daughter host Makerspace workshops

Gin Gin mother-and-daughter duo Melissa and Brandy Bayntun invite the community to take part in one of their makerspace workshops this month.

Weekender: Dorothy’s blast from the past

In Weekender read about how 102-year-old Dorothy Collishaw was reunited with Bundaberg's first registered car which was once owned by her grandfather, find out...

Spanish mackerel closed and barramundi open

In this week's Tackleworld Bundaberg fishing report find out about the Spanish mackerel and barramundi seasons, along with what's been biting on the water.

Warm and muggy days set to continue

In this week’s beach report Craig Holden says the warm and muggy days are set to continue and he advises swimmers to check warning signs around jellyfish.

Michaela George’s Australian Idol golden ticket

Bundaberg singer Michaela George is one step closer to fulfilling her dream of becoming a national artist after she appeared on Australia Idol last night.

Public art discussion paper available

Artists and art lovers can now read and provide feedback on a discussion paper as Council continues its community consultation on the development of a Public Art Master Plan.
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