4BU Radio Station building

The 4BU Radio Station building, located in Bundaberg, Queensland, is a heritage-listed site designed by architect Herbert Stuart-Nairne and completed in 1957. Originally serving as a radio station, it played a significant role in local broadcasting history, including providing programs for troops during World War II. The building features distinctive 1950s architectural elements, such as a flat roof and extensive use of floor-to-ceiling glass, reflecting the era's design trends. After the station moved in 1992, the building was repurposed into a cafe and restaurant, preserving its historical significance while serving the community. It was added to the Queensland Heritage Register in 2000, making it a notable attraction for tourists and researchers interested in mid-20th century architecture and local history.