Qunaba Mill

The Qunaba Sugar Mill, near Bundaberg, Queensland, began as the Mon Repos Mill in 1884, established by Augustus Barton, and supplied juice to Millaquin Mill before becoming a full mill. In 1900, the Queensland National Bank acquired it, renaming it "Qunaba" (QUeensland NAtional BAnk), and it became a significant part of the local sugar industry, operating for over a century until it ceased crushing in late 1985.