Topic: heritage

Queensland Governor Paul de Jersey followed closely in the footsteps of his 19th century predecessor Sir Anthony Musgrave this week.

Bundaberg Surf Life Saving Club has a rich history which will be on show at centenary celebrations in August.

From the local China Town to high-profile street names, the Bundaberg Region has a long and culturally rich Chinese heritage.

Bundaberg grandmother Elaine Lyons has written a children's book, "Bert, The Boy Who Had a Dream" about pioneer aviator Bert Hinkler.

Love letters written 75 years ago that were discovered in Kolan Shire Council archives have been returned to the author’s family.

Bundaberg Broadcasters' 4BU station is celebrating 85 years of radio, providing local news and entertainment since 1935.

A shipwreck and a politician in the last hour of his ministerial duties are quirky links tied to the history of Bundaberg’s Kennedy Bridge.

The memorial at Doolbi is a modest tribute to a number of the Isis district’s fallen in the First World War.

Step back in time and see how Bundaberg appeared to visitors in 1895 thanks to photographs taken for the Sydney Mail newspaper.

Freelance writer Yvonne Cunningham shares this story about one of the 1950s era engines still hauling cane on Bundaberg Region tracks.