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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Clean Up Australia Day is fast approaching and there's no better time for residents in the Bundaberg Region to roll up their sleeves and make a difference in the local community.
Work is continuing to ensure Wallaville residents have better access to more reliable water as Bundaberg Regional Council constructs a new water transfer pipeline from Gin Gin.
Construction of a footpath on George Street will help service the community by improving accessibility and mobility for residents.
Bundaberg Regional Council's newly elected Councillors were sworn in today, Thursday 4 April, following a lengthy counting process by the Electoral Commission of Queensland
The Old Wallaville Bridge, originally constructed in the 1940s, will be load limited to help reduce damage to the aging structure.
Bundaberg's new Mayor Helen Blackburn and new Deputy Mayor Tracey McPhee share more than just a common interest in the region – they are also second cousins.
By: Emma Turnbull
Pupils and families have been celebrating the 10th Birthday of Windmill CofE Primary school in Upper Batley.
Bundaberg Regional Council meetings are open to the public and livestreamed, with upcoming meetings dates for the new Council set.
Get ready to be immersed in a vibrant celebration of music, heritage and community as the countdown to this year's Childers Festival begins.
In the spirit of Bert Hinkler, Bundaberg's Peter MacSween will strap himself into a powered parachute and set sail to circumnavigate Queensland and raise money for Mission Aviation Australia.
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