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Bundaberg Now Podcast features news and interviews from the Bundaberg Region of Queensland, Australia.
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Welcome to the Hidden Histories series of the Bundaberg Now podcast, where we shine a spotlight on the historic buildings and infrastructure in our region. Listen as we uncover memories, mysterious stories and bizarre facts about some of our most iconic buildings. The Old Bundaberg Fire Station is set to once again serve the community with big plans from new owners, Bridges Health and Community Care.
Welcome to the Hidden Histories series of the Bundaberg Now podcast, where we shine a spotlight on the historic buildings and infrastructure in our region. Listen as we uncover memories, mysterious stories and bizarre facts about some of our most iconic buildings. The Bundaberg CBD has some beautiful churches and in this episode we hear about the significance of two to the local community.
Welcome to the Hidden Histories series of the Bundaberg Now podcast, where we shine a spotlight on the historic buildings and infrastructure in our region. Listen as we uncover memories, mysterious stories and bizarre facts about some of our most iconic buildings. This month we speak to the artist who developed the Palace Backpackers Memorial, Sam Di Mauro.
Welcome to the Hidden Histories series of the Bundaberg Now podcast, where we shine a spotlight on the historic buildings and infrastructure in our region. Listen as we uncover memories, mysterious stories and bizarre facts about some of our most iconic buildings. This month we speak to two people heavily involved in preserving stories at our local cemeteries, Nick Burfield and Doreen Cole.
Welcome to the Hidden Histories series of the Bundaberg Now podcast, where we shine a spotlight on the historic buildings and infrastructure in our region. Listen as we uncover memories, mysterious stories and bizarre facts about some of our most iconic buildings. This month we speak to Lex Rowland who was instrumental in the relocation of Bert Hinkler's house from England to the Bundaberg Botanic Gardens.
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