History

Bundaberg North street honours young soldier’s sacrifice

A young soldier killed in action one week before the end of fighting has been honoured on a Bundaberg North street named in his honour.

Bundaberg tourism operators backed by state-wide incentive

Bundaberg tourism operators including the iconic Hinkler Hall of Aviation are being featured in a new statewide campaign encouraging Queenslanders to book regional experiences this winter. The Regional Rewards campaign will provide discounts on eligible tours and attractions, helping drive visitation and support local businesses across...

Exhibition celebrates a centenary of Hinkler House

✈️ Celebrating 100 Years of Hinkler House🏡 A century on from its original build, we’re continuing the celebrations with a special exhibition honouring the former home of Bundaberg’s pioneering aviator, Bert Hinkler.

Palace Hotel history explored in refreshed art trail

An art installation that explores the history of Childers’ Palace Hotel has been refreshed with the addition of a new interpretative audio guide.

Aitkenhead Street badged for WWII soldier

Bundaberg’s Private James Aitkenhead was among the first battalion to re-enter Kokoda on 1 November 1942. Read more about his story and how he’s been honoured in the region ⬇️

Bundaberg’s hidden stories brought to light

Step into Bundaberg’s past and see the city like never before. The Bundaberg Heritage Trails Project is now officially underway - transforming decades of local history into self-guided walking experiences through the CBD.

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