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Full moon drum roll for gratitude online

Organisers of Bargara's full moon drumming have come up with a novel way to celebrate the next event on Wednesday, 8 April while showing appreciation for those keeping the community safe.

Supporting rescued animals at Splitters Farm

The rescued animals at Splitters Farm are another casualty of the Coronavirus restrictions. With income from the café and tours no longer coming in, a fundraiser has been launched to cover the cost of feed.

Community encouraged to sing with Computer Choir

Don't stop singing while Pub Rock Choir is on hiatus as you can perform from the comfort of your own home with Computer Choir.

Online library membership now available

Bundaberg Regional Libraries is offering residents the option to sign up for online membership to take advantage of the many eServices on offer.

Arthur McKenzie shares Caledonian Pipe Band history

Arthur McKenzie, 87, practices his bagpipes daily and his 70 years of memories with the Bundaberg Caledonian Pipe Band remain crystal clear.

Time to get creative with Daily Art Challenge

Bundaberg Regional Art Galleries are encouraging the community to pick up a pencil or a paint brush in the new Daily Art Challenge.

Creative Regions launches 30 artists in 30 days

Local creative organisation Creative Regions has come up with a novel Buy Local campaign by highlighting a different artist every day for 30 days.

Tagged Burnett River mangrove jack most caught fish

A tagged Burnett River mangrove jack is on its way to becoming the most captured tagged fish in the nation.

Local pilot takes social distance to new heights

A Bundaberg pilot has taken isolation measures to new heights, keeping his social distance by a few hundred feet on a joy flight across the region.

Verlie Foley, 99, never had toilet paper growing up

Verlie Foley puts current shortages in perspective when she reflects on her life more than 90 years ago when there was no toilet paper.
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