Topic: coronavirus

Bundaberg Indoor Sports Centre is due to reopen on 12 July after undergoing an extensive refurbishment during the COVID lockdown.

Queensland Police will check passengers arriving at Bundaberg Airport from tomorrow to ensure they haven't travelled from Victoria.

With COVID-19 restrictions continuing to ease it's easy for some to fall into the trap of thinking that the coronavirus crisis is over.

More Council facilities, including the Bargara Customer Service Centre, are reopening on Monday, 15 June as coronavirus restrictions ease.

Pumping gym workouts are back at F45 Training Bundaberg with the local gym reopening its doors last week.

With COVID-19 restrictions easing, Cafe 1928 is back up and running and welcoming Botanic Gardens visitors with a smile and something delicious to eat or drink.

A Public Health Alert has been issued and contact tracing is underway after a passenger on a recent flight to Bundaberg tested positive to COVID-19.

While driving tests hit the brakes in March due to coronavirus, learner drivers will soon be able to sit for their P-plates again with tests to officially resume on 15 June.

The Bundaberg Region has been awarded $7.1 million for local construction projects through the State Government's $200 million COVID Works for Queensland program.

Bundaberg Region businesses are getting back to business this week after COVID-19 restrictions were eased across Queensland.