as there criosses a narrow gauge railway line of a sugar plantage a normal gauge railway on a drawbridge . Bundaberg is situated at the end of the Isis Highway (State Route 3), approximately east of its junction with the Bruce Highway. Many long-distance bus services also pass through the city. Bundaberg Port is located northeast of the city, at the mouth of the Burnett River. The port is a destination for ships from Australia and overseas. It is predominantly used for shipping raw sugar and other goods related to that industry such as Bundaberg Rum. Health Bundaberg is served by three hospitals. One public hospital, Bundaberg Base Hospital on Bourbong St, and two private hospitals, Friendly Society Private Hospital & Mater Hospital. The Friendly Society Hospital has undergone a redevelopment and forms part of the GP Super Clinic Program. Bundaberg is also home to the Royal Flying Doctor Service, who regularly transport patients to Bundaberg from more rural and remote areas, as well as transferring critically ill patients to Brisbane for specialist care. Military Bundaberg houses two military bases. Bundaberg Army Barracks and Training Ship (TS) Bundaberg. Bundaberg barracks contains mostly infantrymen and army cadets. TS Bundaberg houses mostly Cadet staff and Navy Cadets. Sister cities The city council responsible for the Bundaberg Region maintains Sister City arrangements with two cities. People Notable residents Clint Bolton, association football player, Socceroo, 2 time A-League championship winning player Joshua Brillante, Australian soccer player David Carter, tennis player Wayne Coles-Janess, producer and director, documentary and feature films Allan Davis, Road racing cyclist, 2009 Tour Down Under Winner Troy Elder, field hockey player Steve Goodall, cyclist, 1978 Commonwealth Games Bronze Medalist, 1976 Olympian Noel Hazzard, rugby league footballer Coen Hess, rugby league footballer Bert Hinkler, pioneer aviator Antonio Kaufusi, rugby league footballer Felise Kaufusi, rugby league footballer Mitchell Langerak, association football player, A-League championship winning player Rosemary Lassig, Olympic swimmer David Surrey Littlemore, architect Ben Marschke, rugby league footballer Errol McCormack, retired Chief of Air Force (1998–2001), Officer of the Order of Australia (1998) Rheed McCracken, 2012 Summer Paralympics, won a silver and bronze medal Sarah McLellan, dancer and entertainer, lead singer of the group Lez Zeppelin and blogger of "The Aussie who ate the Big Apple" currently living in New York Mal Meninga, rugby league footballer Tom Miles, professional athlete/sprinter, winner 1927 Stawell Gift, 1928 World Champion Gladys Moncrieff, singer Clinton Moore,