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The Real Estate PodcastBundaberg Boom: Why Buyers Are Rushing to the $500K–$700K Market!We catchup with Brent Illingworth in Bundaberg, and talk about why Bundaberg’s housing market is heating up. The $500K–$700K bracket is seeing impressive demand thanks to the last two RBA rate cuts. The Bundaberg Regional Council just greenlit nearly 5,000 new housing lots stretching from Elliott Heads to Bargara.
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The latest real estate news, trends and pre...2025-07-0214 minThe Real Estate PodcastBundaberg Boom: Why Buyers Are Rushing to the $500K–$700K Market!We catchup with Brent Illingworth in Bundaberg, and talk about why Bundaberg’s housing market is heating up. The $500K–$700K bracket is seeing impressive demand thanks to the last two RBA rate cuts. The Bundaberg Regional Council just greenlit nearly 5,000 new housing lots stretching from Elliott Heads to Bargara.
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Stronger Together: Amplifying Voices of Resilience and Community SupportUnited for Change during the annual 16 Days of Activism in BundabergThe "Stronger Together" podcast by IMPACT Community Services addresses key social issues in Bundaberg and beyond. In this episode, Tanya O’Shea, IMPACT’s Managing Director, speaks with Jo Leveritt from the Zonta Club and Staci Rae from IMPACT’s Intensive Family Support Program about the upcoming "16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence." Led by Zonta International and supported by organisations like IMPACT, this annual campaign from 25 November to 10 December advocates for change and support for those impacted by violence.Bundaberg’s campaign includes events like the "Pageant of Lights" parade, where Zonta will feature a Flintstones-themed float wi...2024-10-3138 min
The Big Breakfast with Daniel BrewerMember For Bundaberg Tom SmithMember for Bundaberg Tom Smith spoke with Daniel in relation to the youth crime issue facing Queensland and why Parliament will not return early, also what the Member for Bundaberg has done during the festive season. 2023-01-1208 minThe Big Breakfast with Daniel BrewerBrendan Searle - Bundaberg Meals On WheelsThis festive season if you have some spare time Bundaberg Meals On Wheels are looking for volunteers in a number of different areas. Daniel spoke with Brendan Searle, Service Manager for Bundaberg Meals On Wheels.2022-12-0503 min
REIQ Property BriefBrilliant Bundaberg – a tale of two property marketsREIQ Bundaberg Zone Chair Kirralea Whittle discusses what makes the Bundaberg property market unique. Podcast produced by Martin Franklin / East Coast StudioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2022-11-2014 minThe Big Breakfast with Daniel BrewerMember For Bundaberg Tom SmithBundaberg Brewed Drinks took home two awards through the week, Bundaberg is number one when it comes to solar and just what is the latest with the new fleet of aircraft for Queensland. Member for Bundaberg Tom Smith joined Daniel for a chat.2022-10-0509 min
Je Boy Bubbels#2 Bundaberg: Brewed LemonadeDie Bundaberg, die Bundaberg, die Bundaberg... Man man man, wat blijft die toch fascineren. Dit nieuwe drankje, waar wordt het geplaatst? Ik weet het niet... Ik word helemaal gek. Hou me tegen, HOU ME TEGEN DAN. Luister snel de nieuwe podcast om te horen hoe dit afloopt.2022-09-0810 min
Bundaberg Now PodcastHidden Histories: Old Bundaberg Fire StationWelcome to the Hidden Histories series of the Bundaberg Now podcast, where we shine a spotlight on the historic buildings and infrastructure in our region.Listen as we uncover memories, mysterious stories and bizarre facts about some of our most iconic buildings.The Old Bundaberg Fire Station is set to once again serve the community with big plans from new owners, Bridges Health and Community Care.2022-08-0320 min
Community Noticeboard101 - Bundaberg, QLD with Dane SimpsonBrand new gold this week as returning champion Dane Simpson returns to tell us about Bundaberg. First we head back to Wagga to revisit the world's greatest Facebook group Wagga Thumbs Up Thumbs Down. Then we learn about the Bundy Rum factory, and hear a heartwarming story about an old man who loves his Bundy. We hear about a kid who gets more than he bargained for when he wins a lucky dip at the local fair, and learn how Bundaberg had its very own Doctor Death. Then we lighten the mood up as Dane quizzes us on all...2022-07-311h 06The Big Breakfast with Daniel BrewerMike Ireland - Bundaberg Rugby LeagueIt's finals time in Bundaberg rugby league with an elimination final and qualifying final this weekend. Mike Ireland, Chairman of Bundaberg rugby league joined Daniel for a chat.2022-07-2803 minThe Big Breakfast with Daniel BrewerMember for Bundaberg - Tom SmithThis week Member for Bundaberg Tom Smith joined Daniel to talk about the investigation into Bundaberg Hospital, can the hospital cope if there is an influx of patients with Covid-19.2022-07-1408 min
Bundaberg Now PodcastHidden Histories: CBD Church SpotlightWelcome to the Hidden Histories series of the Bundaberg Now podcast, where we shine a spotlight on the historic buildings and infrastructure in our region.Listen as we uncover memories, mysterious stories and bizarre facts about some of our most iconic buildings.The Bundaberg CBD has some beautiful churches and in this episode we hear about the significance of two to the local community.2022-07-0109 minThe Big Breakfast with Daniel BrewerMember For Bundaberg Tom SmithTuesday 21st June the Queensland Government handed down the state budget, but what is in it for Bundaberg? Member for Bundaberg Tom Smith spoke with Daniel on The Big Brekky.2022-06-2206 min
Bundaberg Now PodcastHidden Histories: Palace Memorial BuildingWelcome to the Hidden Histories series of the Bundaberg Now podcast, where we shine a spotlight on the historic buildings and infrastructure in our region.Listen as we uncover memories, mysterious stories and bizarre facts about some of our most iconic buildings.This month we speak to the artist who developed the Palace Backpackers Memorial, Sam Di Mauro.2022-06-0319 minThe Big Breakfast with Daniel BrewerMike Ireland - Bundaberg Rugby LeagueAnother big weekend in local rugby league with Wallaroo vs ATW, West Panthers vs Hervey Bay Seagulls and Bundaberg Past Brothers vs East Magpies, Mike Ireland, Chairman for Bundaberg Rugby League joined The Big Brekky for a chat.2022-06-0205 minThe Big Breakfast with Daniel BrewerMember For Bundaberg Tom SmithThe Environment Minister and Minister for Main Roads have been in Bundaberg, free flu vaccinations and the $175 rebate are just some of the topics Daniel spoke with the Member for Bundaberg Tom Smith this week.2022-06-0107 minThe Big Breakfast with Daniel BrewerMike Ireland - Bundaberg Rugby LeagueIt's round 8 in the Bundaberg Broadcasters Rugby League competition and Hervey Bay Seagulls lead the competition, Mike Ireland, Chairman for Bundaberg Rugby League previews the round this weekend.2022-05-2604 minThe Big Breakfast with Daniel BrewerKatherine Reid - CEO Bundaberg TourismWith Winter approaching it is still a great time to explore parts of our world, more tourists are arriving to our region almost to pre pandemic numbers and voting closes for the Queensland Tourism Industry Councils 2022 Top Tourism Town in which Bundaberg has been named a finalist. CEO for Bundaberg Tourism Katherine Reid joined Daniel for a chat. 2022-05-2304 min
The Smoking Hot Confessions BBQ PodcastAward Winning BBQ | Bronnie Durston | Bundaberg LunchboxBronnie Durston has led a successful career in hospitality, having made a name for herself as a wedding planner. However, after discovering the delicious food of Texas BBQ, Bronnie has dedicated herself to low and slow BBQ. Together with husband Paul, they are active on the competition BBQ circuit, competing as the award winning BBQ team, Bulldogs BBQ, named after Bronnie’s favourite football team. They also have an award nominated BBQ catering operation, 4670 BBQ, and the award nominated BBQ joint, Bundaberg Lunchbox. As if that wasn’t enough, Bronnie and Paul Durston are also the event organisers for the...2022-05-1956 minThe Big Breakfast with Daniel BrewerMike Ireland - Chairman Bundaberg Rugby LeagueRound 7 of the Bundaberg Broadcasters competition is this weekend with Wallaroo vs Wests Panthers, Bundaberg Past Brothers vs Hervey Bay Seagulls and East Magpies vs Around The Waves Tigers. Mike Ireland, Chairman for Bundaberg Rugby League joined Daniel to talk about the games and what happens to last weeks round.
2022-05-1904 minThe Big Breakfast with Daniel BrewerTom Smith - Member for BundabergThe Queensland Government has announced that 120 new paramedics have been announced for Queensland Ambulance Services, however should more be done with hospitals as ramping continues also Bundaberg North State High School has been selected a GP clinic for its students. Member for Bundaberg Tom Smith joined Daniel for a chat.2022-05-1907 minThe Big Breakfast with Daniel BrewerMaree See - President - Bundaberg Show SocietyThis years Bundaberg show promises to be one of the best ever, held over three days (25th, 26th and 27th), President for the Bundaberg show society Maree See joined Daniel for a chat about the event.2022-05-1805 minThe Big Breakfast with Daniel BrewerMike Ireland - Bundaberg Rugby LeagueThis weekend is round 6 in the Bundaberg Broadcaster Competition for Bundaberg Rugby League, it's also the start for juniors and women's competition, Daniel spoke with Mike Ireland, Chairman for Bundaberg rugby league.2022-05-1203 minThe Big Breakfast with Daniel BrewerMike Ireland - Bundaberg Rugby LeagueAfter the rep round last weekend in which the Bundaberg side lost in the grand final it's back to club games this weekend. Mike Ireland, Chairman for Bundaberg Rugby League joined Daniel on The Big Brekky to talk about the games.2022-05-0505 minThe Big Breakfast with Daniel BrewerSenior Constable David Didsman - Bundaberg PoliceSenior Constable David Didsman from Bundaberg Police joined Daniel on The Big Brekky to talk about the upcoming Seniors road show, phase 2 of the illicit firearms campaign and give the My Police Bundaberg Facebook page a like as well.2022-05-0304 min
Bundaberg Now PodcastHidden Histories: Cemeteries a window to the pastWelcome to the Hidden Histories series of the Bundaberg Now podcast, where we shine a spotlight on the historic buildings and infrastructure in our region.Listen as we uncover memories, mysterious stories and bizarre facts about some of our most iconic buildings.This month we speak to two people heavily involved in preserving stories at our local cemeteries, Nick Burfield and Doreen Cole.2022-04-2814 minThe Big Breakfast with Daniel BrewerMike Ireland - Bundaberg Rugby LeagueThis weekend the Bundaberg 47th Battalion Rep team play in Gladstone, Mike Ireland, Chairman for Bundaberg rugby league joined Daniel on The Big Brekky to talk about last weekends game and this weekend.2022-04-2804 minThe Big Breakfast with Daniel BrewerMike Ireland - Chairman - Bundaberg Rugby LeagueIt's round 4 in the Bundaberg Broadcasters A Grade competition and Chairman Mike Ireland from Bundaberg rugby league joined Daniel on The Big Brekky to preview the round.2022-04-2103 min
Bundaberg Now PodcastHidden Histories: Hinkler HouseWelcome to the Hidden Histories series of the Bundaberg Now podcast, where we shine a spotlight on the historic buildings and infrastructure in our region.Listen as we uncover memories, mysterious stories and bizarre facts about some of our most iconic buildings.This month we speak to Lex Rowland who was instrumental in the relocation of Bert Hinkler's house from England to the Bundaberg Botanic Gardens.2022-04-0114 min
The Regional 250David Lawson - BundabergIn this episode, Neil chats to counsellor and life coach, David Lawson from Bundaberg in Queensland.
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2022-03-2427 min
Bundaberg Now PodcastHidden Histories: Masonic Hall BundabergWelcome to the Hidden Histories series of the Bundaberg Now podcast, where we shine a spotlight on the historic buildings and infrastructure in our region.Listen as we uncover memories, mysterious stories and bizarre facts about some of our most iconic buildings.This month the local Freemasons are leaving the secret men's business behind and have opened the doors to their Masonic Hall 2022-03-0413 min
Bundaberg Now PodcastHidden Histories: Childers Grand HotelWelcome to the Hidden Histories series of the Bundaberg Now podcast, where we shine a spotlight on the heritage buildings and infrastructure in our region.Listen as we uncover memories, mysterious stories and bizarre facts about some of our most iconic buildings.This month we hear about the Childers Grand Hotel and its most mysterious guest, Luke the Spook, who is said to have haunted the halls for decades.2022-02-1015 min
Bundaberg Now PodcastHidden Histories: Old Pharmacy MuseumWelcome to the Hidden Histories series of the Bundaberg Now podcast, where we shine a spotlight on the heritage buildings and infrastructure in our region.Listen as we uncover memories, mysterious stories and bizarre facts about some of our most iconic buildings.This month we hear from historian Scott Stedman from the Old Pharmacy Museum in Childers, who tell us all about the potions and concoctions that sometimes did more harm than good!2022-01-1313 min
Bundaberg Now PodcastHidden Histories: Bundaberg Regional Art GalleryWelcome to the Hidden Histories series of the Bundaberg Now podcast, where we shine a spotlight on the heritage buildings and infrastructure in our region.Listen as we uncover memories, mysterious stories and bizarre facts about some of our most iconic buildings.This month we speak to Roana O'Neill and Chris Spence who both spent years working in the Bundaberg Regional Art Gallery building, and have some seriously spooky stories to share.2021-11-3017 min
Bundaberg Now PodcastHidden Histories: Saltwater Creek BridgeWelcome to the Hidden Histories series of the Bundaberg Now podcast, where we shine a spotlight on the heritage buildings and infrastructure in our region.Listen as we uncover memories, mysterious stories and bizarre facts about some of our most iconic buildings.This month we're talking to a panel of experts working on the heritage listed Saltwater Creek Bridge.Archaeologist Simon Gall, cultural heritage specialist Ulrike Oppermann, structural engineer Anthony Chen, Council engineer Clete Perrot and project supervisor Hunter Cole sat down for a chat.2021-11-0520 min
Bundaberg Now PodcastHidden Histories: Wintergarden TheatreWelcome to the Hidden Histories series of the Bundaberg Now podcast, where we shine a spotlight on the heritage buildings and infrastructure in our region.Listen as we uncover memories, mysterious ghost stories and bizarre facts about some of our most iconic buildings.To kick things off we’re stepping inside the Wintergarden Theatre building, which has had a long journey since being built in the 1920’s.2021-10-0118 min
Streets of Your TownBundaberg says sorry for past blackbirdingIn some hope that humankind is progressing, I bring you a good news story this week for Streets of Your Town podcast.It’s a very Australian story, with a long history of exploitation and shame that’s carried down through generations.It took more than a century, but on Friday July 30th 2021, Mayor Jack Dempsey acknowledged that blackbirding history, and that it amounted to slavery. And then he said sorry.It was a small but significant ceremony in Bundaberg on Queensland’s Central Coast that started to turn around this long history of exp...2021-08-0624 min
Bundaberg Now PodcastPodcast: Students get job interview readyIn today's episode we visit Bundaberg State High School where students got job interview ready with a mock session.With the support of council's Jobs Commitment Program, employers from around the district put the Year 10 cohort through mock interviews.The session was designed to simulate ready world job hunting, complete with tricky questions and resume feedback.2021-06-0910 min
Bundaberg Now PodcastPodcast: In the Shed exhibitionIn today’s podcast episode we take an in depth look at the In the Shed exhibition with Rebecca McDuff from the Bundaberg Regional Art Gallery and Wendy Zunker of Creative Regions.In the Shed, curated by Creative Regions, is a celebration of that humble structure found in backyards and fields across regional Queensland, and the importance it holds for the men that call it theirs.Creative Regions visited the sheds of 17 men from Childers, Apple Tree Creek, Cordalba, Farnsfield, Burnett Heads and Bundaberg for the In the Shed exhibition. 2021-05-2608 min
Bundaberg Now PodcastPodcast: Welcome to FundabergIn this week's podcast we say Welcome to Fundaberg, and are treated to a sneak peek at the upcoming comedy show at the Moncrieff.Local comedian Ashley Walmsley talks about his inspiration and what it is about Bundaberg that makes the town so unique. There is also a special appearance by one of Ashley's many alter egos who star in Welcome to Fundaberg.We then get an overview of the shows on throughout May at the Moncrieff Entertainment Centre to make sure you don't miss anything!2021-05-0513 min
Bundaberg Now PodcastPodcast: Anzac Day services specialThis week's podcast episode is an ANZAC Day special. We speak to WW2 and Korean War Royal Australian Navy veteran Mr George Maver.George will be the Guest of Honour representing all serving and ex-service members at the Bundaberg Civic Service held at ANZAC Park from 8.30am on Sunday.We also hear from council's events team member Heidi Mason for an overview of the range of ANZAC day services being held across the region.2021-04-2113 min
Bundaberg Now PodcastPodcast: Skate with Mates BargaraIn today's podcast episode we hear about the Skate with Mates event in Bargara and the Bundaberg Mature Women's 18th Birthday 'Coming of Age' celebration. Then, Mayor Jack Dempsey calls for ideas to recognise our region’s outstanding women and the library staff talk about their favourite childhood books.Local news highlights include the Maroon's Fan Day on June 1, over 10,000 e-scooter rides in the first week, and a Bundaberg family winning the lottery.2021-04-1516 min
Bundaberg Now PodcastPodcast: Human Nature in BundabergIn today's podcast episode we speak with Human Nature’s Andrew Tierney about the group’s upcoming show, have a sneak peak at the Savour exhibition coming to the Art Gallery, and hear about yesterday’s council-led fishing trip for disenfranchised youth.Local news highlights include a free educational event for local businesses, funding for the Endeavour Foundation and local Ben Marschke's debut with the Sydney Roosters.2021-04-0722 min
Bundaberg Now PodcastBundaberg Now Podcast #41In today's podcast episode we hear from the original True Blue Aussie, John Williamson, who has an upcoming show at the Moncrieff. Then hear about the Bundaberg Blazers entering an international Dragon Dancing competition, and learn about the Autumn Yarning Circle at Alexandra Park Zoo. We also hear about Council's Easter activities planned to keep kids and adults entertained over the long weekend.Local news highlights include a call for blood donors, funding for the 2021 Cane2Coral event and the Bundaberg artist behind the latest $2 coin. 2021-03-3120 min
Bundaberg Now PodcastBundaberg Now Podcast #40In today's episode we find out about the inspiring young innovators who have entered the Mayors Telstra Innovation Awards. We also chat with dedicated young environmentalist Libby Boas about the Green Book Project and are treated to lovely poetry from the Botanic Gardens poetry competition. Local news highlights include an information evening on the new Regional Medical Program for senior students, Bundaberg SES crew members being deployed to the NSW North Coast and Dorothy Collishaw, the Scone Queen, celebrating her 100th birthday.2021-03-2419 min
Bundaberg Now PodcastBundaberg Now Podcast #39In today's episode we find out what it takes to have a conversation with the International Space Station, hear from Molly Dawson, the face of the Cancer Council’s Relay for Life, and get the inside scoop on Bundaberg’s newest attraction, an Escape room!We’ll also hear about the CBD piano being available for use, and a bit of history about Merv Allan, who is a frequent player.Local news highlights include draft of Council's Road Investment Strategy, concepts for landfill gas management going out to tender, and Bundaberg Recreational Precinct upgrade.2021-03-1720 min
Bundaberg Now PodcastBundaberg Now Podcast #38In today's episode we have a conversation with Alex Raineri, a brilliant pianist who is performing tonight and Saturday at the Moncrieff Entertainment Centre.We also speak with Nicola Phillips who has entered the Botanic Gardens poetry competition and we hear about the history of the railway in the region from Alan Cheshire, the last station master of the Gin Gin railway station. Local news highlights include Avoca State School students dialling in to the International Space Station, Queensland students exploring the reef thanks to the Great Barrier Reef Education Experience Program, and a world fir...2021-03-1016 minBundaberg Now PodcastBundaberg Now Podcast #37In today's episode we hearabout the new Lady Musgrave Experience pontoon, a new jewellery business in Childers, the Summer Reading Club and council's submersible drones.Local news highlights include Clean Up Australia day this Sunday, Bundaberg Brewed Drinks making an appearance on the Amazing Race, and bio-hydrogen closer to becoming a reality in the Region. 2021-03-0311 minBundaberg Now PodcastBundaberg Now Podcast #36In today's episode we meet Tracy Olive, local underwater photographer, hear about the new Last Man Standing beer from Steven Bradbury, and learn about weed removal at Elliott Heads. Local news highlights include a record number of jobs for Wide Bay in December 2020, a visit from QLD Governor his Excellence the Honorable Paul de Jersey, and the Optus' Digital Thumbprint program. 2021-02-2420 minBundaberg Now PodcastBundaberg Now Podcast #35In today's episode we hear from Karen Jacobsen, who is also known as the voice of Siri, speak with DJ Brad Flamingo about his upcoming Friday Session show and get an update on fun activities at the Library. Local news highlights include construction starting at the new Grillex Facility, the upgrade at the Gin Gin Recreational Reserve, and the Volleyball Bundaberg tour event at Elliott Heads this weekend.2021-02-1714 minBundaberg Now PodcastBundaberg Now Podcast #34In today's episode we hear from the Ocean Crusaders about their February clean-up event, learn about an upcoming photography exhibition, and find out about the facilities at the Bundaberg Multiplex.Local news highlights include construction starting on a new Red Collar Rescue facility, the 2021 graduate nurse intake and fish stock replenishing in Lake Gregory and Sandy Hook.2021-02-1017 minBundaberg Now PodcastBundaberg Now Podcast #33In today's episode we hear about a new project at the Botanic Gardens, learn about Lunar New Year celebrations at the Moncrieff Entertainment Centre, and find out about the extended services at local gym, Raw Awakening!Local news highlights include the official launch of a new children's book, the Be Active Be Alive free fitness program, and the 2020 year water services review.2021-02-0315 minBundaberg Now PodcastBundaberg Now Podcast #32In today's episode we meet the recipients of the Australia Day Awards, hear about an upcoming exhibition, and learn about the history of the Bundaberg Foundry!Local news highlights include Australia Day celebrations, allied health services boosted this week with the opening of two new clinics, protection of rare macadamias in the region, and more.2021-01-2715 minBundaberg Now PodcastBundaberg Now Podcast #31In today's episode we hear about a new arts exhibition, free sports activities, Australia Day celebrations and more!Local news highlights include a recap of the local RACQ LifeFlight Rescue team's busy year in 2020, UQ Medical Students arriving in town for the Bundaberg Rural Clinical School, the Australia Day Railway picnic and more.2021-01-2022 minBundaberg Now PodcastBundaberg Now Podcast #30In today's episode we hear about school holiday activities at Bundaberg Botanic Gardens, online opportunities at the Library, and some of Bert Hinkler's story.Local news highlights the expansion of the NRMA caravan park at Woodgate, a resort and lagoon pool at Burnett Heads, $6 million from the Federal Government to reduce soil runoff to the Great Barrier Reef, and more!2020-12-1611 minBundaberg Now PodcastBundaberg Now Podcast #29In today's episode we hear about Christmas gift ideas at the Gallery Shop, Summer Reading Club at the Libraries, and the history of Buss Park.Local news highlights include Bundaberg being the most generous town in Australia, the call for a new HMAS Bundaberg, the Hinkler Innovation award, and more!2020-12-0917 minBundaberg Now PodcastBundaberg Now Podcast #28In today's episode we hear about William the Warrior launching the festive season, the history of Buss and Turner, fun nights at Avoidable Perils, and local rainforest areas.Local news highlights include a local fire ban, 500 trees to be planted by residents for the One Million Trees program, local young people gaining skills in conservation from Gidarjil Development Corporation, and more!2020-12-0215 minBundaberg Now PodcastBundaberg Now Podcast #27In today's episode we learn about the Arts Summer School, the Bundaberg Region economy and hear a recap of the year's parks projects.Local news highlights include Council's approval of the Burnett Head's Gateway Marina development, Bundaberg Grower's 'Pick of the Crop' program, the adoption of the Active transport Strategy, and more!2020-11-2520 minBundaberg Now PodcastBundaberg Now Podcast #26In today's episode we again welcome local music host Ellie D who introduces us to Bre Ferguson. We also hear about RFDS local heroes from the Rotary Club of Bundaberg, learn about the new Libraries app, and hear a recap of Art as an Act of Optimism.Local news highlights include Oreco Group's production of recycled timber for garden mulch, Greensill Farming Group's Green Solutions facility, the Christmas on Bauble Street dining experience, and more. 2020-11-1818 minBundaberg Now PodcastBundaberg Now Podcast #25In today's episode we once again welcome local music host Ellie D who is introducing us to Chris Dingley, and learn about the Moncrieff Entertainment Centre and the Horticultural Trainee garden.Local news highlights include Remembrance Day, the Moore Park Beach draft masterplan, National Recycling Week, the purchase of a sit down lathe by Bundaberg Woodworkers Guild, and more.2020-11-1118 minBundaberg Now PodcastBundaberg Now Podcast #24In today's episode we once again welcome local music host Ellie D who is introducing us to Bevan Spiers, and learn about the Here + Now exhibition and the Japanese Gardens.Local news highlights include the opening of the new Aldi store on 25 November, the installation of fencing at the Botanic Gardens playground, changes in the Innes Park mowing schedule to protect the Rainbow Bee Eaters and more. 2020-11-0418 minBundaberg Now PodcastBundaberg Now Podcast #23In today's episode we learn about the Emerge 2020 exhibition, meet local photographer Jimmy Scaboo, and welcome new music host Ellie D who will be bringing us the stories and songs of local artists, starting with Brendan Egan.Local news highlights include the extension of COVID relief measures for some airport tenants, a naturalisation technique to channel stormwater to Baldwin Swamp from Belle Eden Estate, One Million Trees Bundaberg launch, the 2019/20 Bundaberg Regional Council Annual Report and more. 2020-10-2821 min