Wide Bay News

Books ATTENTION all booklovers, Maryborough's longest running second hand book sale will be held at the Maryborough City Hall from September 27-29.

News SENIORS driving across the Wide Bay Burnett region may soon experience something radically different to their usual trip – a smoother journey on the road.

News THE first coastal lighthouse in Queensland, the Bustard Head Lighthouse at 1770, began operation on June 26, 1868 – 150 years ago.

News Service listings for your local RSL club

Community CRUSH Festival returns in October for 10 days of arts and culture in the beautiful Bundaberg region　

Community WOODGATE Comes alive on the long weekend in October

Community AUSSIE Rock legend Jimmy Barnes is set to headline Gympie's G150 concert to be held at Albert Park on Saturday October 14.

Community THE Maryborough Quota Club has donated $1500 to Maryborough Act for Kids.

Community WIDE Bay seniors get out and about with the Hervey Bay VIEW Club.

News MARYBOROUGH artisans have been handed a rather festive challenge for this year's CraftFest.

News BELOVED children's author Mem Fox to spread joy of reading at Mary Poppins Festival.

News FINDING it hard to get the latest Wide Bay edition of Seniors News?

Community Fraser Coast Tourism and Events is recognising how important volunteers are to the tourism industries across the region.

News BUSH lovers Len and Valerie Warren can't sit at home when there is work to be done to preserve Australia's landscape.

News NEW recipes, great food and more responsibility for Endeavour workers at their Kingaroy Kitchen cafe.

News BEFORE you head out for the day, take the time to consider some of the following valuable personal safety tips.

Lifestyle AUSTRALIANS use around six billion plastic bags per year, 3.3 billion of which are supermarket plastic bags.

Opinion WHAT about those of us in our 50s and over who are victims of domestic violence?

Opinion CHANGE the way you think and you will start to feel better. Let go of needless worry, be open to solutions and enjoy a healthier, happier life.

News CANCER coaches are starting to operate overseas, but in Australia it's a service that hasn't taken off yet.