Topic: careers

A childhood fear of insects has not stopped Rebecca Nagy from catching the science bug and becoming an entomologist.

Kahli Olesen was an independent nurse before losing her vision, which inspired her to launch Integrated Disability Support Services (IDSS).

Local hospitals have been boosted by a group of 37 first-year doctors as part of the 2021 Wide Bay Hospital and Health Service medical intern program.

Being thrown in at the deep end is what retiring Parks Group Supervisor Peter Kirby attributes to his success at leadership roles within Council.

Eight University of Queensland (UQ) medical students are learning more about working with people with a disability thanks to a unique initiative in Bundaberg.

All it took was a few summers at her aunt and uncle's farm in Bundaberg before Elizabeth Lazell was hooked on country life and set on a future in the fields.

Bundaberg North State High School students helped to build model bridges with input from professional engineers as part of a Bundaberg Jobs Commitment Immerse Day.

Local plumbing apprentices can now complete more of their studies in Bundaberg after a local business donated roofing materials, frames and trusses to TAFE Queensland.

Jamelia Barnes is set to be one of the youngest university graduates in the country after the 15-year-old was offered a place at the University of New England.

Bundaberg Region farms have hired students during the school holidays in a bid to inspire them to follow a career in agriculture.