Agriculture
Sugarcane remains vital Bundaberg industry
CANEGROWERS has analysed the economic contribution of the sugarcane industry to the Bundaberg economy and found it remains a critical driver.
Fruit and veg growers back Paradise Dam petition
Mayor Jack Dempsey has welcomed Bundaberg Fruit and Vegetable Growers’ support for his Paradise Dam petition which has already been signed by more than 2600 people.
Last of 2019 sugarcane hauled to Isis Central Mill
The harvesters and tractors fell silent today as the last of the 2019 crushing season crop was hauled to the Isis Central Sugar Mill.
Bundaberg Sugar expands macadamia interests
Bundaberg Sugar has acquired extensive macadamia orchards on Winfield Road as the company continues to diversify its operations.
Macadamia crop forecast steady
The Australian Macadamia Society says the nation's crop forecast remains steady at 42,900 tonnes.
More sessions for public to ask about Paradise Dam
Sunwater has scheduled extra community drop-in sessions to explain its release of water from Paradise Dam to undertake essential works for public safety.
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Lizards love life at Alexandra Park Zoo
With days consisting of feeding, napping and basking in the sun, the lizards at Alexandra Park Zoo are certainly living their best life.
Wide-eyed puffer fish among top finds for photographer
With camera and eyes alert, a local resident has made a name for himself capturing images of coastal creatures that inhabit the region.
Norville State School students take on taiko drumming
Students are putting their drumming skills to the test by signing up to Norville State School's taiko drumming club for the year ahead.
Met Opera and movie madness in March at Moncrieff
Next month will be filled with movie madness and shows, featuring HD live screenings of the Met Opera at the Moncrieff Entertainment Centre.
