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Strong winds a board riders delight

Craig Holden says the strong winds have at least put a smile on the faces of the board-riders this week, but they are set to ease in the coming days.

Club members trek Fairlies Knob National Park

The Bundaberg Four Wheel Drive Club's latest activity saw the team combine with members of the Military Jeep Club of Queensland for a day out.

Moncrieff movies to keep you entertained

Grab your movie snacks as there’s plenty to see on the big screen at the Moncrieff Entertainment Centre.

Lady Sings the Maroons to perform at Moncrieff

Lady Sings the Maroons is Opera Queensland's cross-genre love letter to Queensland inspired by Bundaberg’s own Gladys Moncrieff and The Saints, Savage Garden and Harold Blair to name a few

Glorious comedy hits the Playhouse stage

Glorious, a comedy that tells the story of Florence Foster Jenkins, "the worst singer in the world", will grace the Playhouse Theatre stage in Bundaberg in May.

Cracker catches in both rivers and beaches

As part of this week's fishing report Tackle World Bundaberg says local rivers and beaches are continuing to produce a number of cracker catches.

Weekender: Community creations for zoo animals

In Weekender read about the Carinbundi clients working closely with Alexandra Park Zoo, local firefighter Jack Battleday taking part in the Anzac Day NRL...

Nev Shield takes the cake at Mount Perry Show

Bundaberg Four Wheel Drive Club has a long history with Mount Perry Show and this year club member Nev Shield won champion cake.

Early morning is the best time to take a dip

In this week's beach report Craig Holden says the best time for a swim is early morning when there are slightly calmer conditions and the winds are lighter.

BCC alumni Maggie-Jean Douglas unveils art

Bundaberg Christian College has unveiled a vibrant Indigenous mural created by BCC alumni and Kabi Kabi artist Maggie-Jean Douglas.
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