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Subscriber only The upgraded facility is part of a multimillion-dollar project to revamp the Bundaberg Recreational Precinct. Bundaberg Regional Council s sport and recreation spokesman Cr Vince Habermann said this was an exciting project as the local venue badly needed an upgrade. He said the upgrades would include work to an entrance statement, expanded facilities, ticketing booths and an refurbished pavilion more user-friendly. Cr Habermann said the works were expected to be competed by Agrotrend and this year s show. Murchie Constructions is the local business making this new vision for the precinct a reality. Andrew Murchie and the Murchie Constructions team are upgrading the facilities at the Bundaberg Rec Precinct.
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