Hervey Bay & Fraser Island Tourist Guide

22/07/2026

If you are an artist or someone who appreciates the arts, Moore Park Beach Arts Inc. is an avid community organisation that promotes local artists throughout the year. People are enticed to participate in workshops and attend numerous regular events aimed at supporting and empowering locals and artists who choose to showcase their creativity. Here an opportunity for connection among fellow artists and like-minded people is formed.

Yearly, locals and tourists flock to attend our community festivals such as the Moore Park Beach Arts Festival and the Christmas Festival. Each event highlights different themed artistic collaborations that culminate in culture, arts and community. Their festivals are a pure celebration and expression of individuality throughout the Bundaberg Region.

Their next event is our Moore Park Beach Arts Festival in August: Junior Launch and Art Awards 14th August, Arts Festival Saturday 15th August.

Hope to see you there!

15/04/2026

Grab a copy of the Hervey Bay & Fraser Island Tourist Guide to learn more about the history of the Hinkler electorate, thanks David Batt MP

27/03/2026

UPDATE. THE FAMILY INVITE ANY PERSONS WITH INFORMATION TO PLEASE COME FORWARD.

The man who was beaten with a walking stick by another patient in the Hervey Bay Hospital, late March 2024 and allegedly died as a result of his injuries, WAS 2 YEARS as of 26/03/26.

Coroners Court of Queensland are still investigating and the family is demanding that an inquest into events that transpired that night at Hervey Bay Hospital be held.

This death was unexpected, violent and when, where, and how he died WARRANTS TO GO UNDER THE SPOTLIGHT. Only led by the coroner, this investigation will allow the truth with the aim to prevent similar deaths and assign blame.

The family would like to thank the community for their overwhelming offers of support, willingness to help and wishes of goodwill.

THE FAMILY INVITE ANY PERSONS WITH INFORMATION about that night please assist and come forward.

CONTACT, Jackie Sinnerton from the Courier Mail or David Lee member for Hervey Bay or The Honourable Deb Frecklington MP, Queensland Attorney-General. (can be confidentiality if required)

22/01/2026

Thanks for flying the flag David Batt MP

Thank you for your business David Batt MP of Adhesive Paper stickers, 270mm W x 80mm H, full colour one sided with gloss lamination & cut individually. Stickers can be used for many different purposes; to advertise a business, to promote a political party, or simply to crack a silly joke! TEAROOM PRINT specialise in sticker printing and aim to offer our customers the perfect option! You can order with no minimum quantity. Print on paper or premium PVC vinyl made for the outdoors, with all prints laminated for extra protection against water, scratches, and UV rays are available. TEAROOM offers a free professional artwork service.

David Batt MP Member for Hinkler QUEENSLAND.

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09/01/2026

KENT HAS RETIRED.
After decades of barbering, the unofficial Mayor of Scarness retires. Things you didn't know about the man. Kent Arnold, who after leaving school did his apprenticeship in Warwick at his fathers barber shop and remained in trade most of his life apart from a few years running bars as a head Stewart. Beginning with a stint as Captain at Warwick Golf Club, he moved down the road to help open Allora Golf Club, they could only afford 6 holes at the time (3x6=18). He moved on after successfully applying for a position on Tangalooma Island Resort as the conference manager and it was a good time had by all.

The main land called and his next position was at the prestigious Queensland Club, in Brisbane. It is located near Parliament House and he was responsible to warmly greet guest Mp’s such as Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen & Russ Hinze. Queensland Cricketers' Club recruited Kent to come across until it was time to head back to the trade again. Kent barbered at Redcliff until one weekend during a road trip to Hervey Bay he signed a lease on his shop and has remained there for 31 years cutting for father’s, son’s and their son’s. Kent is hanging up the clippers to enjoy this next exciting chapter. Kent is one of my longest suffering and close friends and I will miss him. I would be happy if you join me in wishing him all the best for his future and continued success & good health.
Roy Martin.

04/01/2026