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Station Road garden oozes old-world charm

There’s more than a touch of old-world charm embedded in the beautiful gardens created by Helen and Alan White on their spacious Station Road property at Horton near Childers.

Sweet and succulent honey and lemon chicken recipe

Apple Tree Creek Honey's Gillian Enslin enjoys sharing recipes with the community, such as this one for succulent honey and lemon chicken.

Weekender: End of an era for The Federal

In this edition of Bundaberg Now Weekender, we look at the end of an era as the 1889-constructed Federal Hotel will be fully demolished in the next couple of weeks.

Perfect swimming conditions at local beaches

In this week's beach report, Craig Holden says swimming conditions should be absolutely perfect on Friday morning before getting choppy over the weekend.

Paul Perry hooks gold with arts award

Bargara artist Paul Perry has been recognised for his 'Shimmering Gold' artwork with the People’s Choice prize in this year’s Queensland Regional Art Awards.

Annual Rotary book sale bigger than ever

It’s been a longer wait than usual for the annual Rotary book sale but an “Aladdin’s Cave of book treasures” awaits in what will be the biggest event yet.

Mzaza brings workshop and performance to Moncrieff

Sounds of the world will come together at Moncrieff Entertainment Centre as Mzaza take to the stage for The Birth and Death of Stars tour.

Jaimee McLeod Art becomes full time job

Jamie McLeod has quit her job to pursue art full time, launching her business Jamie McLeod Art and specialising in pet portraits.

Turbo the cotton-top tamarin celebrates 10th birthday

Turbo the cotton-top tamarin is 10 today and Alexandra Park Zoo staff celebrated her birthday this week with a special ‘cake’.

Moore Park Beach garden a labour of love

Visitors to the Moore Park Beach Community Centre all appreciate the colour and variety in the gardens.
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