Morning Tea Raises Almost $1000
The South Burnett has been a beehive of big morning teas lately … and they’ve all been in a good cause.
The South Burnett has been a beehive of big morning teas lately … and they’ve all been in a good cause.
Bonus rebates from the State Government for buying energy-efficient refrigerators, washing machines and air-conditioners will finish in 12 days.
Rural firefighters and State Emergency Service members are inviting the public to come along to Pioneer Park in Nanango on Saturday to celebrate National Volunteer Week.
South Burnett residents living in the Federal electorate of Wide Bay should keep an eye out for a survey form being distributed this weekend.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has warned consumers to be alert after more than $340 million was reported lost to scams in Australia last year.
About 450 runners and walkers – old and young – travelled the “Reconciliation Road” between Murgon and Cherbourg on Sunday for the fifth annual Reconciliation Fun Run.
Your really don’t want to meet these three when they’re hard at work … if you do, you’re probably trapped, seriously injured or dying out on a local highway.
I was proud to speak in Parliament this month about how Labor’s proposed changes to Vegetation Management Laws will hurt primary producers.
Forty-three cyclists and 12 support staff camped overnight at the Blackbutt Showgrounds on Monday as part of a huge fundraising effort for the Children’s Hospital Foundation.
The South Burnett Regional Council will call tenders later this month for two new recycled water plants in Wondai and Murgon to improve water safety in both towns.
Murgon’s Royal Hotel was packed to the rafters last Thursday night to welcome three NRL legends back to the South Burnett.
The completion of a missing section of the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail between Toogoolawah and Moore has been delayed.
The South Burnett shivered through its coldest morning so far this year on Monday, with the mercury dropping to -1.4 degrees in Kingaroy.
Opposition agriculture spokesman Tony Perrett has given the State Government a “spray” over delays in releasing a Parliamentary Report on the impact of invasive weeds.
A second petition – which Police Minister Mark Ryan will be obliged to acknowledge – has been launched targeting crime issues in the South Burnett.
A 45-year-old Kingaroy woman allegedly attempted to blame car thieves after her vehicle was involved in a crash on Kingaroy-Barkers Creek Road on Saturday.
Kingaroy plumber Dylan Nightingale will be flying the flag for Queensland when he competes at the WorldSkills National Championships in Sydney next month.
This Sunday (May 20) dogs and their families right around Australia will be taking part in a Million Paws Walk event to help raise money for the many animals living and waiting in RSPCA shelters.
Murgon is getting ready for a huge day of rugby league action on Saturday to help raise awareness about domestic violence in the region.
The South Burnett Regional Council will kick off public consultations this weekend for its controversial draft Sport and Recreation Infrastructure Plan.