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To be updated with all the latest good news from the Bundaberg Region.

Get an all access pass to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription. Goondiwindi Argus. Hearing Australia is bringing its national hearing screening event to Bundaberg and providing free hearing checks. Tanya Small, a senior community hearing advisor, In a magical twist of fate, Bundaberg finds itself hosting its first-ever Witches Mabon Market, a mystical event that promises to captivate residents and

Bundaberg now

Bundaberg Now was established by Council in January as a community service and to improve communication. Bundaberg Now provides a free online platform for publishing news that's relevant to the Bundaberg Region. The website also publishes news from groups, individuals and other organisations that's relevant to the Bundaberg Region, with many community groups seeking and welcoming greater support to share their messages. Bundaberg Now promotes a positive image of the Bundaberg Region to the rest of Queensland, Australia and the world. Bundaberg Now publishes all news from Council business units on a single platform, reducing the need for multiple websites and social media accounts. Council has more than 50 business units which need to promote their news, activities, events and services including the Multiplex, Fairymead House, parks and gardens, water, civil works, the zoo, etc. The website is available free of charge to local businesses and community organisations to share their news and information, and many have taken advantage of this service. This is especially important for people outside Bundaberg and Bargara, and Council is committed to keeping our entire region informed. Many large organisations operate their own news platforms including sporting codes eg www. Since its launch, Bundaberg Now has helped to highlight hundreds of local businesses, community groups and events. Council has received a positive and appreciative response from many individuals and organisations who have had their stories shared through Bundaberg Now. We had no budget for advertising but wanted to let people know about our nursery. From the very start Bundaberg Now has been so supportive and has written marvellous stories that have showcased our nursery and what we do.

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Bundaberg Now is a free community website delivering good news online — an initiative of Bundaberg Regional Council. Read our testimonials. You can contact us here. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4. Facebook Instagram Linkedin Twitter Youtube. Saturday, March 23, Mac the quoll joins zoo family 22 March There is a new furry friend settling into Alexandra Park Zoo a spotted-tail quoll named Mac and if he is anything like his father he will one day be a big mac. Keep an eye on the sky for scattered showers 22 March In this week's Beach Report, Craig Holden says mixed weather will continue on local beaches with scattered showers forecast.

Bundaberg now

Bundaberg Now was established by Council in January as a community service and to improve communication. Bundaberg Now provides a free online platform for publishing news that's relevant to the Bundaberg Region. The website also publishes news from groups, individuals and other organisations that's relevant to the Bundaberg Region, with many community groups seeking and welcoming greater support to share their messages. Bundaberg Now promotes a positive image of the Bundaberg Region to the rest of Queensland, Australia and the world. Bundaberg Now publishes all news from Council business units on a single platform, reducing the need for multiple websites and social media accounts.

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Since its launch, Bundaberg Now has helped to highlight hundreds of local businesses, community groups and events. Magical Met Opera screenings at Moncrieff 5 March Fishing report: quality inshore fishing 1 March Business resilience program for local enterprise 15 February The existence of Bundaberg Now was an issue at the local government elections and the Mayor publicly expressed his support for Bundaberg Now against opposition from one of the other candidates who proposed an alternative approach. Local history. Good news for beachgoers as sunny skies ahead 1 March Why does Council produce video news? Bundaberg Now articles appear in search results on Google News and Microsoft News, providing a more balanced perspective for people outside the region. About us. People Suellen's connection to Ireland runs deep.

Bundaberg Region residents will again be able to read local news in print when Bundaberg Today hits the shelves on September The new weekly newspaper will be published every Friday and sold through local newsagencies and other outlets. Part owner and local manager Ingrid Barham said Bundaberg Today was an independently owned, independently run newspaper published for locals by locals.

This amount is lower than the and budgets, reflecting savings achieved during a restructure and efficiency gains. Read the Weekender. Plenty on offer at the Woodgate Easter Fair 9 March Council has saved money for ratepayers by consolidating advertising and marketing into a central hub and achieved best value by no longer outsourcing graphic design and video production. Free forum to help business navigate AI 31 January Tennis Bundaberg had great stories to tell the people of Bundaberg but no voice. Perseverance Theatre Company, Gympie, will be dishing up the fierce and irreverent, roller-coaster ride of one-woman show, Chewing Gum Dreams being performed on Friday Anyone can contribute content to Bundaberg Now and it will be published if it meets the editorial guidelines. What does it cost? We had no budget for advertising but wanted to let people know about our nursery. Beautiful Bronte waiting to find a new home 26 February