Megan Dean is a journalist based in Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia. She writes for Bundaberg Now, focusing on local news and community events. Her work has also been featured in The Times.
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Megan's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, government announcements, and community-related topics in Australia, specifically Queensland and Bundaberg. She frequently covers infrastructure development, environmental sustainability initiatives, and community events.
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Thousands of residents have taken the opportunity to get their properties storm season ready thanks to Bundaberg Regional Council's free tip days.
For 85 years the St John The Divine Anglican Church has played an important role in the Burnett Heads community with an Our Stories Our Places grant set to preserve its unique façade.
By: Jacqueline Martin, Megan Dean
Oliva Gibbs, a leading law firm complex oil, gas, and mineral issues, advised Silver Hill Energy Partners, LP in the acquisition of assets in North Dakota.
To celebrate the Australian Heritage Festival theme ‘connection' Bundaberg Regional Council is highlighting the region's link to Bert Hinkler 40 years on from the relocation of his English home.
An experienced local woodturner has crafted a lasting memento from the former Anzac Pool facilities that was gifted at the Anzac Day Bundaberg Civic Service.
It may be early days for the new Council but budget deliberations are already well underway and tough decisions are being made with a clear “back to basics” direction.
The Mayor and Councillors have had new-look portfolios assigned with a focus on heritage, integrity and renewable economy and the introduction of a planning and development committee.
Councillors have formally opposed coal mining activity within the Bundaberg Region on land which holds high agricultural and environmental value.
Oliva Gibbs is pleased to announce that Jocelyn Buckley, Shaun Schottmiller, and Emily Sheffield have been promoted to partners at the firm.
While the target may not have been reached, the Bundaberg Region is 265,213 trees greener as the One Million Trees project comes to an end.
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