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Your Story THE photos of Monet’s Garden were taken during a Scenic cruise of the River Seine from Paris to Honfleur in October, 2014.

Opinion READERS discussed hunting wild animals versus culling, and hunting with guns versus bows.

Opinion The Bulletin asked readers via Facebook: What subjects should Year 7 students be focused on in school?

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Your Story YOUR STORY: There was great excitement in the Fairholme Kindy when James Kerwin visited the school to deliver a live reading of his book My Friend is...

Your Story Great great grandma Betty Norton who was born in the old Caboolture hospital in 1931 proudly shows of the latest edition to the family, baby Spencer Bickel.

Your Story YOUR STORY: Friends of the Escarpment Parks find a bench seat name plaque attached to a piece of wood in Gatton Creek.

Your Story I am wanting to let the people of Wondunna know that we have a very blood thirsty dog in the area.

Your Story IT’S an impressive photo, to say the least, so it’s no surprise that this incredible image of moonrise at Cape Byron received an impressive vote.

Your Story A BIG part of what we do at Silver Dale Eggs isn’t to do with eggs at all.

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Opinion A JUDGE has ruled in favour of a man suing an airline after he suffered a back injury from being forced to sit next to an overweight person on the plane.

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Your Story I KNOW how much sorrow and grief bushfires can bring. We only have to watch the news in the hotter months, and burn-offs are necessary.

Your Story YOUR STORY: Mary MacKillop Catholic College Highfields Year Five students were excited to donate to this year's Vinnies Winter Appeal.

Opinion CONSTRUCTION is underway to improve the ever-busy Feez St roundabout in North Rockhampton.

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Opinion READERS discuss the death of an eight-month old poodle due to two dogs on a neighbouring property in Frenchville.

Your Story TRACEY Slatter, who had a double lung transplant in 2014, shares an update of how she's doing now, and outlines why organ donation is so important.

Your Story GIUDITTA Stocchero-Fluri with her five children landed in Sydney in January of 1969. It was the start of new life for her and her family in a new country.

Your Story JOAN Smedley and Shirley Dietz have received a humanitarian award for their devoted services to the Lions Club over many years.

Opinion OUR report about the recommended scrapping of Sunday penalty rates generated plenty of comment on The Morning Bulletin’s Facebook page yesterday.

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Your Story AN intricate view of the stunning big blue moon has earned Justin Fitzgibbon the title of our Facebook Cover Image winner this week.

News YOUR STORY: The Glennie School equestrian team is riding high after the recent State Interschool Combined Training and Eventing Championships.