Tally Board Tracks Fundraising
Customers at Nanango’s Heritage Community Branch will find something new in the foyer the next time they visit.
Man Charged With Burglary
A 28-year-old man has been charged with burglary after an incident in Cherbourg on March 11.
St John’s To Celebrate 30 Years
Hundreds of former students and teachers are expected to attend 30th anniversary celebrations at St John’s Lutheran School in Kingaroy on Saturday (March 30).
Smart Farming Grants Open
The second round of the Federal Government’s Smart Farming Partnerships grants program is now open.
Nurses Want You To Plan Ahead
South Burnett nurses are hosting stalls next week to help the local community consider their future medical care and understand the importance of advanced care planning.
Anyone Missing A Bike?
Kingaroy Police are still looking for the owners of several pushbikes and a motorbike abandoned in Kingaroy streets.
Where To Now For Goomeri Show?
Goomeri Show Society is doing some soul-searching following disappointing attendance figures at this year’s show.
Bears Mauled By Panthers
The Barambah Bears received a mauling from Nanango’s Panthers in the first round of this year’s local football competition when it kicked off last Saturday
Boost For Men’s Sheds
Donations of $2 or more to Men’s Sheds will become tax deductible from July 1 next year.
Petition Launched Against Fire Changes
A petition is calling on the State Government to abandon its restructuring rural fire brigades and SES groups
Six Upgrades Help Tradies
Work on six infrastructure upgrades has been providing work for local tradespeople and builders over the past few months, thanks to Federal Government funding.
New Program Pays For Biodiversity
A new Federal Government program could see farmers receive incentives for improving farm biodiversity in the future.
$20,000 To Update Town Hall
Member for Wide Bay Llew O’Brien has secured a $20,000 grant to provide new equipment at Murgon Town Hall.
New Laws To Protect Reserves
Queensland has become the first State in Australia to create Special Wildlife Reserves – a new category of protected areas – to preserve more habitat for wildlife.
Information Session About Library Upgrades
South Burnett Regional Council is inviting residents to attend an information session about upcoming refurbishments to Nanango’s library and administration building.
Bravehearts Founder At Breakfast
Bravehearts founder Hetty Johnston AM will be the special guest at the next Mayor’s Community Charity Breakfast.
$1000 Bursaries Now Open
The National Council of Women of Queensland has announced the details of its annual bursaries which are now open for applications.
$3m Footpath To Link Towns
The Federal Government has allocated up to $3m for a footpath between Cherbourg and Murgon
PCYC Plan To Tackle Crime
South Burnett PCYC plans to begin opening late on Saturday nights in an effort to lower youth crime in the Murgon and Cherbourg areas
‘We Lose Kenny, We Lose The Election’
The Federal Government’s Drought Envoy Barnaby Joyce joined Member for Flynn Ken O’Dowd on the pre-election campaign trail in the South Burnett on Tuesday.
