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Opera Queensland bringing touring work to Bundaberg

Audiences are dying to see the brand-new touring work from Opera Queensland, Songs To Die For, a cheeky, celebratory and ultimately reverend look at Opera’s relationship with the art of dying.

Horse and Habit Change delivers life-skills program

The Bundaberg Region is now home to Horse and Habit Change, a horse powered life-skills program encouraging both individual and team growth.

Artist appears in national magazine as ‘thought leader’

Bundaberg artist and illustrator Jane Marin has been chosen to appear in the national magazine, YMag, as one of eight Thought Leaders.

Dolphins captured playing in Burnett River

Gray Wells captured images of dolphins in the Burnett River

State ensemble program attracts top students

Top music students came together for the sixth annual State Honours Ensemble Program, SHEP, Middle School at Bundaberg Christian College.

Poultry enthusiasts flock to Bundaberg for fanciers show

Poultry enthusiast flocked to Bundaberg from across Australia for the Bundaberg Poultry Fanciers Club’s winter show with an impressive 1100 birds on display at the Bundaberg Recreational Precinct.

Young wizards experience magic at library

The Bundaberg Library transformed into Hogwarts as about 50 local young wizards gathered for the Harry Potter event.

Farm animals get love and life with Clark family

A Bundaberg Region couple has transformed their love for animals into a full-time lifestyle, providing a safe haven at Splitters Farm.

Sonic Playground have eclectic music style

It's been three years since Sonic Playground began busting out tunes together and the band have been rocking the local music scene ever since.

Innovative arts mentoring program launched

As host of the Central Queensland Regional Arts Services Network, CQUniversity is leading the way when it comes to arts mentoring and upskilling artists and arts workers.
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