Topic: heritage

The Nielson Park outdoor skating rink in Bargara was the entertainment venue to be and be seen from the 1940s onwards.

In this week's Bundaberg Now podcast we hear about the reopening of Bundaberg museums and a special feature on dance halls in the 1960s.

The 210mm howitzer at Childers, known as the Krupp cannon, is much more than a stark reminder of the weaponry used in the First World War.

Anzac Day 2020 marks 94 years since the official opening of the Isis Shire Council Chambers and Memorial Hall in Childers.

Arthur McKenzie, 87, practices his bagpipes daily and his 70 years of memories with the Bundaberg Caledonian Pipe Band remain crystal clear.

Verlie Foley puts current shortages in perspective when she reflects on her life more than 90 years ago when there was no toilet paper.

Queens Park in Bundaberg is a great place to enjoy a barbecue, drop a line into the nearby Burnett River or simply walk among the old trees.

Bundaberg’s Italian-Australian community gathered at The Waves today for an annual social meeting with guest speaker the Italian Consul.

Waterloo resident Shirley Galea discovered the welcome rain last week was a repeat of what happened 100 years ago in the Yandaran district.

Hinkler Hall of Aviation is hosting a Twenties Art and Design Exhibition with free entry until Sunday, 5 April.