Where else in the Great Barrier Reef can you walk less than 100 meters out of your door and slip on a snorkel, mask and flippers and be immersed in one of the seven wonde...

Rows of red rich soil, green macadamia trees dotting the horizon, "hedges" of sugarcane along the roadside and a main street with history and heritage oozing out of its f...

Eidsvold is a neat and tidy town situated on the (A3) Australia's Country Way (Burnett Highway) just two hours west of Bundaberg and boasts beautiful parks and gardens. S...

Gayndah lays claim to being the oldest towns in Australia, founded in 1849 maintaining its old fashioned charm today. Several buildings have been heritage listed includin...

Gin Gin must be one of the only towns in Australia that can link bushrangers, thick scrub, red soil and barramundi together through its unique and varied history and land...

Monto lies 200 kilometres west of Bundaberg city and is home to a wide variety of both historic, cultural and artistic experiences in the North Burnett. First settled...

The Burnett River flows out to sea at Burnett Heads, and just upstream is the Port of Bundaberg with its wharves and imposing sugar terminal. Here, the broad reaches of t...

Norville is a suburb of the greater Bundaberg region and is home to a State School, some of the region's sporting grounds and clubs and also the Bundy Bowl and Leisure Ce...

There is a certain kind of golden sparkle that glistens across the ocean in this part of South East Queensland and Agnes Water shines bright as the last stop in the surf ...

Baffle Creek is one of Queensland's few remaining undisturbed coastal rivers. The Baffle Creek area, including Wartburg and Rules Beach is situated just south of Agne...