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Art With A New Dimension
It’s not everyday that you’re handed 3D glasses to view a painting … but visitors to an exciting exhibition of contemporary indigenous art in Murgon on Friday night would have seen the paintings spring to life when they donned a pair.
MP Praises Young Cricketer
Kingaroy teenager Holly Ferling may be turning heads in India because of her skills on a cricket pitch but now she’s also made it into State Parliament.
It’s the Cats (and Dogs) Pyjamas
The RSPCA hosted a pyjama party with a difference this evening in Kingaroy … many of the guests wore their best fur coats.
Conference To Keep Farmers
On The Straight And Narrow
Controlled Traffic Farming – a system that uses satellites to improve soil health and minimise compaction – has become very popular in the South Burnett over the past 15 years or so.
PM Offers Her Support
South Burnett Mayor Wayne Kratzmann has received a letter of support from Prime Minister Julia Gillard assuring him that the Federal Government is “absolutely committed” to supporting the South Burnett after the Australia Day weekend floods.
Test Star Will Be
Guest At Fundraiser
Fundraising for the Mayor’s Red Earth South Burnett Flood Appeal is starting to ramp up.
Flood Breakfast At Wondai
A breakfast to help raise money to support victims of the Australia Day floods will be held at Dimities Cottage in Wondai on Sunday, February 24.
Working Bee At Kilkivan
Kilkivan Show and Campdraft Association will be holding a Community Working Bee on February 23-24 to assist with the clean-up and repairs to the showgrounds in the wake of the latest floods.
Good & Bad News On BJD
Movement restrictions will be removed from at least 20 Queensland cattle properties over the next week, while another trace forward property has tested positive with Bovine Johne’s Disease (BJD).
School Leaders Receive Badges
Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington says she’s been pleased to attend several “Leadership Badge” ceremonies at local schools recently … and she’s looking forward to several more over the next couple of weeks.
New Life For A Country Tradition
A group of local women are breathing new life into a country tradition, experimenting with Twilight meetings to help attract new members to the Queensland Country Women’s Association
Flood Washes Away Income
Despite a massive clean-up, Goomeri Swimming Pool will remain closed for the rest of the season
45 Teams For Soccer Sevens
This year’s Evolution Solar South Burnett Football Sevens Carnival could draw as many as 600 players, managers, referees and fans to the South Burnett.
Help Is On Its Way
Students at St John’s Lutheran school in Kingaroy recently held a Free Dress Day to raise funds for a sister school in Bundaberg badly affected by the recent floods
Students Sharpen
Their Skills
Cherbourg State School’s new commercial kitchen hosted a special “knife skills” course recently
Treasurer ‘Cooked Books’: Springborg
State Health Minister Lawrence Springborg says a phantom army of more than 100,000 Queenslanders was deducted from the State’s population growth figures to justify federal cuts to hospital and health services and endanger up to 2000 health jobs.
FiFos Blamed For Rise In Disease
Member for Maranoa Bruce Scott has blamed fly-in, fly-out mining workers for an increase in sexually transmitted diseases in his electorate.
Bill Clears Way For Land Tenure Reforms
Legislation passed last night in State Parliament is designed to fix long-standing anomalies in land tenure in some Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island communities.
Soccer 7s – Round 3
Results from the third night of Summer 7s soccer:
Miracle Tale Of A Little Maltese
Plaintive barking coming from Yarraman Creek prompted local residents Susan and Scott Reilly to investigate … and what they found stunned them.
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