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BECAUSE BIG BROTHER THINKS YOU CANT LOOK AFTER YOUR OWN NEST EGG
DIY Super, Gold, and Property: Taking Control of Your Retirement The Australian government has strict laws ensuring employers pay workers superannuation. It just warms your heart to know they are looking after you and ensuring you can retire with dignity. Some of you...
FROM CONSOLE TO TRACK – Bundaberg On Road RC Club
Remote Control Racing Puts Players in the Driver’s Seat Have you ever tried getting your kids, or your partner to look up from a video game? The laser focus, the lightning-fast hands on the controller, the shouts of triumph and frustration, it’s almost impossible to...
Volunteers Brew Up Success for Seniors Month
The Pink House The Pink House was a hive of activity on Thursday morning as 50 lucky guests gathered for a free morning tea celebrating Seniors Month. The idea came from dedicated volunteer Anne Williams, who, along with fellow volunteer Leanne, helped bring the event...
GIVE A YOUNG PERSON A LIFE, NOT JUST A DEGREE
The Preparation offers an excellent alternative. For many young Australians, finishing Year 12 is a time of excitement—and anxiety. Exams are over, results are coming in, and the big question looms: “What next?” University has long been promoted as the default path,...
FARMLAND: Australia’s Inflation-Proof, Cash-Flow Powerhouse
Farmland Outperforms All Property Types For Australians looking for a smart way to protect their wealth and generate income, farmland is increasingly proving to be one of the best investments available. Over the past two decades, agricultural land has outperformed all...
FALSE REPORTS: Road Rule Changes Spark Reminder of Real Offences
Recent online reports claiming Queensland drivers could soon be fined for eating, drinking (non-alcoholic beverages), or vaping behind the wheel have been confirmed as false. However, the rumours serve as a timely reminder of legitimate road rules that drivers can be...
MAXIMIZING YOUR PROFIT AT THE POINT OF SALE
Stock, Staff & Signage - are you nailing them? Why invest so much of your hard-earned profits on external advertising if you haven’t perfected the formula at the point of sale? It just doesn’t make sense. In my experience in shopping centre management and...
Bundaberg’s Gem Club Turns 60
60 years of uncovering hidden treasures The Bundaberg Gem and Mineral Society is celebrating 60 years of uncovering hidden treasures, and there’s no better way to mark the milestone than with its annual Bundaberg Gemfair, happening the first weekend of November at the...
MAPPING EVERY SKATEPARK IN AUSTRALIA
One Ollie at a Time The Chitchat sat down with Oliver from Skater Maps, the entrepreneur who set out to create the leading skatepark website in Australia and possibly even the world. Oliver chose to leave the miserable cold of Victoria and Communist Dan, and settle in...
Dose of Gross – November 2025
Welcome to the very first edition of the Dose of Gross — the column that wades knee-deep into the slimy side of science so you don’t have to. While the mainstream press is busy arguing over plastic straws, political tomfoolery and Taylor Swift sightings, the labs of...
WHAT’S THE SOCIETY OF MUNDANE DISTINCTIONS?
The Secret Sticky Note Movement Spreading Joy in Car Parks. A curious story shared online has captured hearts across social media — and reminded many that sometimes, the smallest acts of kindness make the biggest difference. It all began when a woman posted about a...
Grow Where You’re Planted
November in Bundaberg November in Bundaberg bursts with colour, fragrance, and life. From jacarandas and flame trees to magnolias and Ylang Ylang, the region’s gardens and streets showcase spring at its finest. Locals are encouraged to explore, garden, and connect...
REDIFINING THE LEGAL EXPERIENCE – Kayla Duff
Law on Lakefield Opens Its Doors Bundaberg locals now have a refreshing new option for legal support with the opening of Law on Lakefield in July 2025, founded by experienced solicitor Kayla Duff. With more than 18 years in the legal industry, including over 8 years...
Your Skin’s 28-Day Glow Cycle
Did you know your skin naturally renews itself every 28 days? That means every month, your body has the potential to grow fresh, glowing skin cells - if you give it the right building blocks. Your skin is your largest organ and a mirror of what’s happening inside your...
FASCES TO FACES: The Slippery Slope Towards Digital Tyranny
Australia’s Social Media Bill as a Trojan Horse Last month, shocking news emerged that American political activist Charlie Kirk had been shot and killed by an assassin at Utah Valley University. Social media quickly erupted, with people either condemning or defending...
NO WAVES? NO WORRIES!
Trade Your Surfboard for a Kiteboard at Elliot Heads For all you surfers out there dreaming of chasing The Endless Summer —perfect waves, and secret spots that make your heart race… Now imagine finding that same thrill without ever leaving Bundy, even when the surf...
STEEL AND SPIRIT – Medieval Combat Club Conroi et Vagabond
Bundaberg Medieval Combat Club Calls for New Recruits Bundaberg’s Medieval Combat Club Conroi et Vagabond is on a mission to revive the thrill of full-contact medieval fighting in the region, bringing together history, sport, and community spirit. Founded in 2015 by a...
WE MARCH FOR FAIRNESS AND UNITY
What began as a small idea grew into a national movement, with Australia First marches held across the country. In Bundaberg the march was organised by Arno Blank, who had previously run as a candidate for Pauline Hanson’s One Nation party. On August 31st and...
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