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Sun hasn’t set on Bundaberg Region solar investments

An application for a solar farm near Innes Park is the latest in a long list of similar applications to come before Bundaberg Regional Council for assessment.

Potential cyclone impact alert from Bundaberg to Ballina

Potential impact from Tropical Cyclone Oma could occur anywhere between Bundaberg and Ballina, according to latest modelling from the weather bureau.

King tide flushes Moneys Creek

The Causeway gates are open at Bargara as a king tide flushes Moneys Creek with sea water.

Captain Plastic visits Bundaberg Region for pollution talks

Global Plastic Pollution Solutions educator, Anthony Hill, has arrived in Bundaberg this week as part of a series of engaging environmental presentations.

Peace bells a unique first for Bundaberg

The simultaneous ringing of six giant church bells will soon be heard for the very first time around town when a special restoration project at the Anglican Parish of Bundaberg’s Christ Church is complete.

Dry conditions contribute to fish deaths

Council staff are investigating the death of fish at the Botanic Gardens. Hot and dry conditions are believed to have contributed to the incident.
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