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Pedestrian Hit By Vehicle

Pedestrian Hit By Vehicle

A pedestrian was transported to Kingaroy Hospital in a stable condition after being struck by a vehicle in Youngman Street, Kingaroy, on Tuesday afternoon.

MP Quits Twitter

MP Quits Twitter

Llew O’Brien has quit Twitter due to the “constant negativity and name calling” on the platform

Five Hurt In Crash

Five Hurt In Crash

Five people were taken to Kingaroy Hospital after a collision involving three vehicles on Kingaroy-Cooyar Road between Tarong and Maidenwell on Monday evening.

Georgie Honoured With AM

Georgie Honoured With AM

Durong grazier Georgie Somerset is on the ABC Board, is the General President of AgForce … and is now also a Member of the Order of Australia.

What Unites Us, What Divides Us

What Unites Us, What Divides Us

Australia Day has become a day to remember what unites us and what divides us … but it is also a day to salute all the people in our communities that go above and beyond any divisions.

$14m ‘Phase 2’ Supports Unveiled

$14m ‘Phase 2’ Supports Unveiled

A $14 million Phase 2 Community Recovery Package has been announced to help communities in the local government areas hit by the Southern Queensland Bushfires (Sept 6-12) and the Eastern Queensland Bushfires (Nov 8-Dec 19).

How To Have Fun This Australia Day

How To Have Fun This Australia Day

There’s probably nothing more Australian than enjoying a long weekend … and we’re all getting an extra one this year because January 26 falls on Sunday, pushing the Australia Day public holiday to Monday

Bunya Rainforest Lookout Opens

Bunya Rainforest Lookout Opens

The State Government is encouraging visitors to take a look at $600,000 worth of Works For Queensland upgrades completed recently at the Bunya Mountains.

Don’t Forget About Somerset

Don’t Forget About Somerset

Somerset Regional Council is pleading not to be left high and dry following the Federal Government’s announcement it was supporting communities affected by bushfire.

Sunwater ‘Squeezing Farmers Dry’

Sunwater ‘Squeezing Farmers Dry’

The State Opposition has accused Sunwater of “squeezing farmers dry” after the corporation’s annual report showed the utility enjoyed a massive jump in revenue despite the drought.

$2.3m Council Centre Opens

$2.3m Council Centre Opens

The $2.37 million spent on refurbishing the Nanango Customer Service Centre and Library will have no impact on rates, South Burnett Mayor Keith Campbell said on Thursday.