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  Anna, Judah and Maddie all had epilepsy and they died from a rare and under-researched condition called Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP). Their families, carrying the weight of unimaginable grief, are determined to find answers, but little is known about SUDEP and why it occurs. Anna set an alarm to wake up in the morning before drifting off to sleep. The next day her parents heard her alarm ringing continuously and called out to her. They then went to rouse her but she wouldn't wake. Gold Coast girl Anna Fairleigh, who died from Sudden Death from Epilepsy (SUDEP). In a ...

Premium Content Subscriber only North Burnett Regional Council is urging residents to honour the services of Australian and New Zealand men and women who have, and continue to, bravely defend our values and freedom this Sunday (April 25). Mayor Rachel Chambers said Anzac Day is an opportunity to pause and remember those who have served our country during times of conflict and crisis, and to reflect upon their selfless sacrifice. "Attending an Anzac Day service allows us to come together in an act of solidarity to show support and appreciation to those who have served and died in war and on...

Premium Content Subscriber only Last year saw people around the Bundaberg region mark Anzac Day at the end of their driveways, but this year we're able to come together at services again. There are plenty of services around the region for people keen to remember and pay their respects to our Diggers past and present. Check out where your closest service is in our list below. Apple Tree Creek Bargara 5.30am: Dawn Service Bargara War Memorial, The Esplanade and Bauer Street. Following the Service, Diggers and the Community are invited to the Bargara Beach Hotel for a complimentary Gunfire ...

Premium Content Subscriber only One person has been taken to Bundaberg Hospital after crews were called to a single-vehicle crash near Mount Perry on Saturday morning. A Queensland Ambulance Service spokesperson said two people were treated at the scene: one person was taken to hospital with back pain and an arm injury, while the second patient declined transport to hospital. The incident happened on the Gayndah Mount Perry Road at 8.25am. MORE STORIES

Premium Content A road in Gin Gin will remain closed until at least midday following a crash. QPS has advised drivers that Gin Gin Mount Perry Rd is closed in both directions due to the incident. The road is expected to remain closed until at least midday today. Details surrounding the incident have not yet been released. More to come.