Emma Turnbull is a journalist based in Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia. She writes for Bundaberg Now, covering local news and events in the Bundaberg region. Emma's articles focus on a range of topics including community events, infrastructure projects, and local achievements.
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Emma Turnbull’s articles primarily cover local news, focusing on events, government announcements, and community developments within the Queensland region. She appears to be particularly interested in covering topics related to community development, sports events, disaster response efforts, and parks & recreation.
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Youth will have the chance to help design a project to support health and wellbeing in the local area after Bundaberg Regional Council successfully received a Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal (FRRR) grant.
This year's Seniors Month, themed Love Getting Older In Queensland, will be a walk in the park to help celebrate the region's older generation.
Many locals will find themselves back on the silver screen for an upcoming fundraiser screening of The Mango Tree, filmed in Bundaberg in 1977.
Build, Foster and Challenge will be the theme of the day at the Wide Bay-Burnett Diversity and Inclusion Forum.
Local refugee and migrant women will now have the opportunity to enhance their digital skills after Council secured a Digital Sisters grant.
A new safety treatment known as the Rural Intersection Activated Warning System (RIAWS) will soon be installed at the intersection of Windermere and Hummock Roads to reduce the risk of severe accidents.
This holiday season Bundaberg Regional Council is spreading Christmas joy with a series of drive-in movie events across the region.
A four-year community roadmap has been set as Bundaberg Regional Council adopted its Community Development Strategy 2024-2028.
Nearly 50 life-saving defibrillators have been installed in the community and registered through the Bundaberg Defib Hero Community Activation program since the launch 12 months ago.
Bundaberg Regional Libraries is supporting the Zonta Club of Bundaberg which is once again leading the charge against domestic violence.
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