Bundaberg news mail monday

Here are the top stories from the Bundaberg News Mail for Monday:

LOCAL NEWS

• Bundaberg's new hospital takes shape: The new Bundaberg Hospital is starting to take shape, with the construction of the new facility now well underway. The hospital is expected to be completed in 2024. (Read more)
• Council to review parking fees: Bundaberg Regional Council is set to review its parking fees, with a proposal to increase fees at some car parks. The review is aimed at ensuring parking fees are fair and reasonable. (Read more)
• New business opens in Bundaberg: A new business has opened in Bundaberg, offering a unique shopping experience. The store, called "The Vintage Attic", sells second-hand clothing and accessories. (Read more)

REGIONAL NEWS

• Farmer's market returns to Bundaberg: The Bundaberg Farmers' Market has returned for the new season, with local producers selling fresh produce, baked goods, and more. The market is held every Sunday. (Read more)
• Bundaberg's water restrictions eased: The Bundaberg Regional Council has eased water restrictions in the region, allowing residents to use their gardens and wash cars. (Read more)
• New bike path opens in Bundaberg: A new bike path has opened in Bundaberg, providing a safe and scenic route for cyclists. The path runs from the Bundaberg Botanic Gardens to the Burnett River. (Read more)

SPORTS

• Bundaberg Rugby League team wins: The Bundaberg Rugby League team has won their latest match, defeating their opponents 24-12. (Read more)
• Bundaberg Cricket Club wins: The Bundaberg Cricket Club has won their latest match, defeating their opponents by 50 runs. (Read more)
• Bundaberg Triathlon Club hosts event: The Bundaberg Triathlon Club hosted a triathlon event over the weekend, with athletes competing in a variety of distances. (Read more)

COMMUNITY

• Bundaberg charity event raises funds: A charity event held in Bundaberg over the weekend raised funds for a local charity. The event, called "Bundaberg's Got Talent", featured local performers and raised over $10,000 for the charity. (Read more)
• Bundaberg community comes together: The Bundaberg community came together over the weekend to support a local family who lost their home in a fire. The community raised funds and donated goods to help the family. (Read more)
• Bundaberg's cultural festival returns: Bundaberg's cultural festival has returned for the new year, featuring music, dance, and food from around the world. The festival is held every year in March. (Read more)