Topic: coronavirus

Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has issued a plea for people to stay home during the Easter long weekend.

Council’s Youth Development Action Team is connecting the community through messages of kindness with Positive Postcards.

Local delivery company Aramex Wide Bay is assuring residents it remains open for business and ready to deliver for the community.

Colourful chalk artwork has been popping up on sidewalks all over town, spreading bright messages of hope and positivity during COVID-19.

St Luke’s Anglican school student Reese Dart has sent a heartfelt message of thanks to our hard working local Doctors, Nurses, support staff and partners with virtual hugs and kisses - calling on locals to do the same.

Council has closed overnight stay areas in Childers, Sharon Gorge and Lions Park in University Drive to comply with the Chief Health Officers Directive relating to the closure of camping grounds.

Queensland Health has issued information regarding how residents can help out during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic:

As Term 1 came to an end on Friday teachers at Thabeban State School spent the day home delivering an Easter surprise to every student.

Sweet Potatoes Australia is reassuring the community extra steps have been taken to ensure the supply of an abundance of quality fresh produce, while also employing new staff, during Covid-19.

Bundaberg musician Mark Lavender has embarked on a journey to keep musicians and their fans connected through the Bundy Iso Challenge.