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Vaccination clinics are set to ‘pop up’ all over the Bundaberg and Fraser Coast regions this weekend, as part of an ongoing push to provide the region the opportunity to get vaccinated and stop the spread of COVID-19.
A bright red bench has been installed at Bundaberg Hospital’s healing garden to raise public awareness and encourage people to take a stand against domestic and family violence.
Wide Bay Public Health Unit (PHU) has received reports that children came into direct physical contact with a bat at the ‘Welcome to Bargara!’ event on 9 October at Bargara State School.
Wide Bay community members are being encouraged to join in on Mental Health Week activities across the region and to “take time for mental health”, whether it be through exercise, fun or creativity.
Pedestrians and road users can soon expect changed conditions at Maryborough Hospital’s main entrance on Walker Street with roof replacement work set to start on the main building.
Wide Bay Hospital and Health Service (WBHHS) is inviting the community to join in the First Nations Family Fun Days at Bundaberg and Hervey Bay.
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