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Bundaberg Now was established by Council in January as a community service and to improve communication. Bundaberg Now provides a free online platform for publishing news that's relevant to the Bundaberg Region. The website also publishes news from groups, individuals and other organisations that's relevant to the Bundaberg Region, with many community groups seeking and welcoming greater support to share their messages. Bundaberg Now promotes a positive image of the Bundaberg Region to the rest of Queensland, Australia and the world. Bundaberg Now publishes all news from Council business units on a single platform, reducing the need for multiple websites and social media accounts. Council has more than 50 business units which need to promote their news, activities, events and services including the Multiplex, Fairymead House, parks and gardens, water, civil works, the zoo, etc.

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To be updated with all the latest good news from the Bundaberg Region. Unsubscribe at any time. Bundaberg Now is a free community website delivering good news online — an initiative of Bundaberg Regional Council. Read our testimonials. You can contact us here. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4. Facebook Instagram Linkedin Twitter Youtube. Sunday, March 10, Bundaberg Region News. Road closure — Raines Road, Sharon. Big tides and choppy conditions this weekend.

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To be updated with all the latest good news from the Bundaberg Region. Unsubscribe at any time. Bundaberg Now is a free community website delivering good news online — an initiative of Bundaberg Regional Council. Read our testimonials. You can contact us here.

Bundaberg now

Bundaberg Now is an initiative of Bundaberg Regional Council. Our editors are members of the Council communications team. Bundaberg Now is owned by Bundaberg Regional Council. By submitting your article, you understand your personal information i. GSuite is hosted in Australia, however data may also be transferred outside of Australia. For more information about how Google protects your data, visit their website. The information you provide may be used in a possible future articles on Bundaberg Now, which will be published online including other platforms such as Facebook. Your personal information will otherwise not be used or disclosed unless authorised or required by law. Your personal information will be handled in accordance with the Information Privacy Act Bundaberg Now is a free community website delivering good news online — an initiative of Bundaberg Regional Council.

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How about older people and people without internet? Nearly 80 per cent of the audience was from Queensland. Why does Council produce video news? Free disaster preparedness sessions for locals. Bundaberg Region News. Video is an important communications tool. What does it cost? Bundaberg Now. Bundaberg Now is an effective communications tool which reaches more than 70, people online every month and has 30, followers on Facebook. Bundaberg Now provides a free online platform for publishing news that's relevant to the Bundaberg Region. Hearing Australia is bringing its national hearing screening event to Bundaberg and providing free hearing checks. What about newspapers or newsletters? Only of Council communications staff are working on Bundaberg Now at any given time. Bundaberg residents urged to join fun run.

Bundaberg Now is a free community website delivering good news online — an initiative of Bundaberg Regional Council. Read our testimonials. You can contact us here.

Lifestyle Fishing report: quality fish in rivers and lakes. Free disaster preparedness sessions for locals 7 March How do you know if the community supports Bundaberg Now? Only of Council communications staff are working on Bundaberg Now at any given time. Council has more than 50 business units which need to promote their news, activities, events and services including the Multiplex, Fairymead House, parks and gardens, water, civil works, the zoo, etc. Boutique florist Posy Mae blossoms 24 February Plenty on offer at the Woodgate Easter Fair 9 March All rights reserved. That's where the talented writers and editors at Bundaberg Now were able to help. About Bundaberg Now Bundaberg Now was established by Council in January as a community service and to improve communication. New solar farm for Bundaberg Region 17 January