History

History of Bundaberg Airport’s WWII features

Officially opened as Hinkler Airport in 1931, the now Bundaberg Regional Airport became an important Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) facility during World War II.

History of the Apple Tree Creek Cemetery

The Apple Tree Creek Cemetery, established in the late 1890s, stands as a testament to the region's fascinating history and the lives of countless individuals who shaped the community.

Hinkler House memorial to pioneer aviator

Saved from demolition by a group of Bundaberg locals in the 1980s, Bert Hinkler’s English home stands as a lasting memorial to the aviation hero.

History of the North Bundaberg Railway Station

Constructed in the 1880s, the North Bundaberg Railway Station stands as a testament to the region's rich history and its pivotal role in the economic development of Bundaberg.

Burnett Bowls Club commemorates 75 years

Nestled in the heart of the Bundaberg community Burnett Bowls Club joyfully commemorated its 75th anniversary this month.

Step back in time with Cemetery Walking Tour

Uncover the history of Bundy’s bygone eras with Unearthed: Bundaberg’s Cemetery Walking Tour at the Bundaberg General Cemetery on 1 July.

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