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The Check the Science campaign is calling for a Queensland Productivity Commission (QPC) review of the science behind major policy decisions that are impacting the industries of farming, fisheries and forestry. Local farmers are calling for an independent inquiry into layers of red and green tape which they say are harming productivity and Bundaberg Regional Council has supported their advocacy efforts.

Published 07 September 2026 • Residents can now review City of Moreton Bay’s draft Future Directions Report for the Narangba East Rural Residential Investigation Area • This is Council’s proposed plan for land use changes and infrastructure needed to support future growth in the area • The State Government has now conditioned Council to include land for both housing and jobs in the area • Once finalised, the draft report will inform a future planning scheme amendment that will be used to...

The Crisafulli Government is celebrating bilby and wombat conservation milestones this National Threatened Species Day. There have been 150 threatened bilbies released and six northern hairy-nosed wombats translocated to establish a new population. The Crisafulli Government is delivering to preserve Queensland’s world-renowned natural environment after a decade of decline under Labor.

The Crisafulli Government's fast-tracked Reportable Conduct Scheme is delivering stronger protections for Queensland children. The Scheme has already received 666 notifications, with nearly 200 of these matters referred to Queensland Police Service. 39 blue cards have been suspended based on information provided, due to the imminent risk to the safety of Queensland children.

Bundaberg Regional Council is encouraging meaningful connection across the community with a series of free events to mark R U OK? Day on Thursday 10 September. R U OK? Day is a national day of action inspiring people to check in with those around them and offer support to those who may be struggling. The annual initiative aims to spark conversations about mental health by simply asking, ‘Are you ok?’ Community members are invited to attend free activities held in Bundaberg, Childers and Gin Gin.

The Crisafulli Government is delivering more transport options for Moggill families and sports park visitors. Route 444 bus will be extended to the Moggill District Sports Park from 21 September, providing direct public transport access to the precinct for the first time, as part of a two-year trial. The Crisafulli Government is getting Queenslanders home sooner and safer and delivering better services through a stronger economy after a decade of decline under Labor.

Published Today at 09:45 AM Minister for Natural Resources and Mines, Minister for Manufacturing and Minister for Regional and Rural Development The Honourable Dale Last Scenic Rim and Gold Coast-based manufacturers awarded funding as part of new Transforming Queensland Manufacturing Grants Program. State’s manufacturing sector is set to shine this September during Queensland Manufacturing Month with more grant recipients to be unveiled.

Flowers are bringing colour, greenery and life to the Bundaberg CBD, with local florist Posy Mae helping to transform The Laneway on Woongarra into a welcoming place to stop, explore and connect. Flowers are bringing colour, greenery and life to the Bundaberg CBD, with local florist Posy Mae helping to transform The Laneway on Woongarra into a welcoming place to stop, explore and connect.

Northshore Hamilton riverfront transformation to deliver nearly 2,200 homes in the lead-up to the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Leading Queensland builders GRAYA, Joe Adsett Developments, Greyburn, Lancini, and Red & Co will deliver residential and mixed-use precincts across five sites, including 21,600m2 of new retail and commercial job-creating development.

Bundaberg Regional Council has been awarded $46.9 million through the latest funding round, supporting multiple major projects across the Ashfield and Elliott Heads growth areas. Critical infrastructure needed to support future housing development across the Bundaberg Region has received a major boost, with several projects awarded funding under Round Two of the Queensland Government’s Residential Activation Fund.