Bethlehem Live is proudly a free event for the entire Bundaberg community and always will be thanks to the generosity of local businesses and organisations. A new sponsor for 2019 is Macadamia’s Australia – a proud local family business with
Since the event’s inception, the hardworking Tim Lennox from Big T Electrical has donated his time and expertise as well as equipment to ensure that there is power for Bethlehem Live. Despite Tim selling Big T to Elana and Simon
For the last 2 years, one local business has supported our event in a way that hasn’t drawn a lot of attention, nor has it been asked for. Bethlehem Live is driven by volunteers. Without them, our re-creation of the
The hay bales have been picked up and unloaded, the grandstands are in and Bethlehem City is taking shape on the oval of the Bundaberg Central State School. A lot of the heavy lifting of the hay and the grandstands,
Tracy McPhee is the owner of Alowishus Delicious in Earl’s Court, Bourbong Street opposite the Post Office. It’s great to have Alowishus on board as one of our sponsors this year but we thought we needed to know more about
This blog post is a quick interview with Jay Daniells who owns Green Valley Digital. Jay and his team create, host and look after our website. This blog post is also part of a blog-post-series where we are featuring our
This is the second blog article in our series where we are giving back to our sponsors and key contributors, by posting a blog post about them. As per all our sponsors and key contributors, we want to provide a
As a way to give back to our sponsors and key contributors, we have asked them if they would like to be featured here within the blog. This is the first of these blog articles. It is a little blog