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Choppy conditions likely at local beaches

In this week's beach report, Craig Holden says choppy conditions are expected at local beaches and early mornings are best for a swim.

Andrew Udal composes Open Fanfare winner

Composing music comes naturally for Bundaberg Christian College student Andrew Udal, who won Artology’s 2020 Open Fanfare competition.

A Bridge Through Time celebrates heritage

A Bridge Through Time: A Brief History of Bundaberg’s Iconic Bridges is one of the first exhibitions to be displayed at BRAG when it reopens on 29 August.

45 pooch inspired works in Spot the Dog

Man’s best friend is the centrepiece of inspiration behind 45 local artworks in Bundaberg Art Society’s Spot the Dog exhibition.

In our Garden: A place that touches the soul

We look at the delightful garden of Ross and Ramona Lane at Innes Park, featuring permaculture, unique garden art and even a labyrinth.

Creativity unleashed at Milbi Magic Snip and Sip

Creativity was unleashed at the Milbi Magic Snip and Sip community sessions as participants had a crack and shared their passion for art.

Jazz lovers rejoice as Galapagos Duck returns

Bundaberg jazz lovers will be entertained with two performances when Galapagos Duck returns to the Railway Hotel on Saturday, 22 August.

Weekender encapsulates Childers history

In this edition of Bundaberg Now Weekender we take a unique look at Childers history through the contents of a 50-year-old time capsule.

Valorant tournament comes to Bundaberg

Bundaberg Library and Quantum Lounge are staging a Valorant tournament for teams of five players on Monday, 24 August.

Sunshine and light winds this weekend

In this week's beach report, Craig Holden says the forecast is looking good for beach goers with sunshine and light winds.
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