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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The long history of 80 Churchill Street, Childers will be honoured with a fresh repaint in a heritage colour scheme, with support from Bundaberg Regional Council's Our Stories Our Places grant program.
Enjoy some art-making fun these school holidays with activities and workshops on offer at Bundaberg Regional Art Gallery.
Local creatives are encouraged to explore the human figure through two Creative Crowd workshops that will be presented at Bundaberg Regional Art Gallery in April.
The AMP building in Bourbong Street, Bundaberg has received a fresh look as part of its ongoing care, with new exterior paint in a heritage colour scheme.
Ronald Wilford Parry was born in Bundaberg on 14 September 1924 to parents Louisa and Eric Parry. Streets of Remembrance
Get your tastebuds ready for the 2024 Taste Bundaberg Festival, on this year from 30 August to 8 September.
In her new exhibition, contemplate , artist Kym Barrett offers visitors a quiet space to stop and be still, in an intimate installation that responds to nature's patterns and forms.
Nixon Street in Kepnock was named in Sergeant Noel Nixon's honour in September 1957, and his WWII service has been commemorated through Council's Streets of Remembrance program.
Students from Kepnock SHS have taken the first steps to become entrepreneurs through an empowering workshop run by Young Change Agents.
Gin Gin families are invited to come along for a fun morning of play and entertainment at the Gin Gin Neighbourhood Centre Family Frolics Fun Day on Wednesday 15 May.
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