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Beach report: Chilly early mornings to return

Craig Holden says temperatures will remain quite mild today, but he's expecting a return of those chilly winter mornings.

Sparkles and Glitter on call for Brite Ball

Sparkles, glitter, rainbows and drag queens will be the highlights of this year’s Brite Ball, being held on Saturday, July 3.

Matchbox collage impresses judges in art award

Marlies Oakley's matchbox collage, made from 100 tiny creations, has impressed the judges in a prestigious art award.

Gin Gin exhibition inspired by change

There is still a week remaining to view the Gin Gin Courthouse members exhibition with local artists contributing pieces inspired by change.

New duo takes over Artisans 4670

Since taking over Artisans 4670 in May, Elaine Kirk and Sophia Bird have been busy at work planning to bring a range of events and opportunities to the local community.

Celebrating 45 years of the Bundaberg Vintage Car Club

The Bundaberg Vintage Vehicle Club celebrated its 45th anniversary this month, with members gathering to reminisce on the many great moments and achievements.

Adopt a pet: Boof is looking for a home

Boof is a one year old American Bulldog Staghound mix who is looking for his new home, he's available for adoption from RSPCA Bundaberg.

Picnic with Popera at Opera by the Lake

Opera by the Lake returns to the banks of Lake Redbrook but this year the classical music will have a modern twist

Drum Corps in the blood of Ballantynes

The Bundaberg Drum Corps celebrated its 65th anniversary this weekend and it was an extra special occasion for member of 50 years Trevor Ballantyne whose father founded the group.

McLay Ceramics established through love of clay

A passion for pottery and a keen interest in working with clay has taken Erin McCracken from a hobby creator to an entrepreneur through her business McLay Ceramics.
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