Natasha Harth is a journalist based in Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia. She writes for Bundaberg Now, focusing on local news and events in the Bundaberg region. Natasha covers a range of topics including arts and culture, community initiatives, business highlights, and heritage preservation.
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Natasha's coverage is primarily focused on local events, arts and culture, education, and community news in the Queensland area. Pitches should offer insights or stories related to local artists, cultural events, educational initiatives or developments within the community.
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Iconic Australian fashion designer Linda Jackson AO will showcase her renowned Opal designs,and the inspiration behind them,in an exhibition exclusive to Bundaberg Regional Art Gallery this summer.
The Optical Superstore Bundaberg has given the Mayor’s Christmas Appeal an extra boost with a $5,000 donation.
A creative way for community members to make, display and exchange art has opened at Bundaberg Regional Art Gallery.
Artists and siblings Cher’nee, Brooke and Jesse Sutton have donated three of their artworks to support the Mayor’s Christmas Appeal.
This summer slip into the cool of Bundaberg Regional Galleries to discover a slate of new exhibitions and events to entertain all season long.
Local arts professionals and aspiring creatives can explore the connection between arts and fashion, and make valuable networking connections, at the Connecting Creatives: Arts in Fashion evening on Tuesday 26 November.
A new mosaic mural in Bill Fritz Park on the Bargara foreshore celebrates the role of the Bargara Lions Club in developing the park and providing facilities for people with disabilities.
Three adjoining businesses on Bourbong Street have taken a collaborative approach to achieving a cohesive heritage colour scheme and rejuvenating their shared historic façade.
Residents decorating for Christmas can add a uniquely Bundaberg decoration to the tree with the Mayor’s Christmas Appeal bauble now on sale.
Hundreds of red shoes will line the grounds of the Bundaberg Botanic Gardens in a striking art installation that highlights violence against women.
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