Lifestyle

Cooler temperatures and choppy conditions are expected for the Christmas weekend but Craig Holden says beach swimming will improve by early next week.

Retired surgeon Cavin Staff's first children's book, Tiny Turtle Tim, was inspired by Bundaberg Region turtles and has proven popular with 250 copies already sold.

When Lindsay Ford purchased a house on the corner of Thomas Healy Drive he didn't know it had a longstanding Christmas light tradition but has since embraced it wholeheartedly.

Get excited! The glamorous Pop-Up Polo event will be back in Bundaberg in 2021 featuring the popular divot stomp plus exciting new features.

The Playhouse Theatre will hold its final Bundaberg’s Unique Relaxed Performances (BURP) for the year on Christmas Eve.

There are no excuses for the post-Christmas boredom blues these school holidays with exciting new skills to learn in the Arts Summer School

Local singer songwriter Chelsea Stutchbury is set to release her debut single Butterfly, dedicated to her grandfather who was Bundaberg’s first veterinary surgeon, on streaming platforms in January.

This week we look at a Moore Park Beach garden which transforms into a wonderland every December, full of Christmas spirit.

Swimming conditions look likely to be mostly good over coming days, with just slightly choppy water in the afternoons.

NEW BUSINESS: Indigenous Bundaberg designer Julie Appo has opened a boutique women's fashion store, The Beach Dresser, at Bargara.