A Holden Barina reportedly stolen from Fitzroy Street in Nanango on Thursday evening, was found ablaze at Runnymede on Friday morning.
The Kingaroy and Wondai art galleries have both turned their walls over to craft activities this month … yes, winter is a good time to stay at home and make things!
It’s been a busy couple of weeks for the Wondai Wolves … last Saturday it was their annual Old Boys Day and this weekend they’re hosting the massive Mini Mods Carnival!
The Wondai Lions Club welcomed a special group of cyclists and their support crew members on Thursday night who are raising funds for research into rare forms of ovarian cancer.
Wondai might not have a very strong connection to the ocean but that didn’t stop the 2026 Reserve Forces Day commemorations last Sunday from honouring the service of naval reservists.
It was Kingaroy’s turn on Wednesday to celebrate “50 Years Of Deadly” with a NAIDOC Week celebration in the Kingaroy Town Hall Forecourt area.

Car lovers were in heaven on Saturday at the annual Yarraman Show & Shine which attracted more than 100 vehicles to the Errol Munt Sportsgrounds.
The State Government plans to pass legislation before the end of the year which will mean young people who commit certain crimes while on bail could face a mandatory minimum sentence.
Ag company Nutrien has partnered with the Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal to offer eligible not-for-profit groups a share in a $250,000 Community Grants Program.
The Yarraman SES Group has been recognised for their outstanding efforts in responding to requests for help across the region.
An inquest has been scheduled to be held in Kingaroy from September 21-24 to investigate the death of man during a siege at a home in the South Burnett in 2021.
A big crowd turned out at Cherbourg’s Anzac Memorial Park on Tuesday to celebrate “50 Years Of Deadly”, the 2026 theme for NAIDOC Week.
Cherbourg Council plans to deliver a record $52 million capital works program over the next 12 months, but residents will be relieved there will again be no rises in rents.
A former Benarkin man who suffered a series of major health challenges – and then became effectively homeless – after a simple foot injury has begun a new life at the coast after receiving long-term support from a South Burnett support group.
Timber Queensland, the peak body for the timber industry in Queensland, has joined the Queensland Farmers Federation (QFF).
Did you notice all the extra cyclists around the region at the weekend … kicking up the dust and adding dollars to the local economy?
Police have charged five youths and an 18-year-old man after an investigation into the wilful damage of graves at Cherbourg last week.
It was the turn of the South Burnett Saints to turn pink last weekend as a cancer fundraiser.
Peanut growers have called for the immediate destruction of suspect shipments of imported peanuts after learning that illegally imported raw peanuts have been entering Australia unchecked.
Barambah United will be hosting Girls United Social Sessions on Mondays from July 27.
The Wondai Lions Club welcomed a special group of cyclists and their support crew members on Thursday night who are raising funds for research into rare forms of ovarian cancer.
The Kingaroy and Wondai art galleries have both turned their walls over to craft activities this month … yes, winter is a good time to stay at home and make things!
A Holden Barina reportedly stolen from Fitzroy Street in Nanango on Thursday evening, was found ablaze at Runnymede on Friday morning.

Stolen Car Found Alight
July 10, 2026
In Winter, Arts Turn To Crafts
July 10, 2026
Old Boys & New Boys Celebrate
July 10, 2026
Lions Dig Deep To Support Research
July 10, 2026
Wondai Salutes Selfless Service
July 9, 2026
Wondai might not have a very strong connection to the ocean but that didn’t stop the 2026 Reserve Forces Day commemorations last Sunday from honouring the service of naval reservists.
Car lovers were in heaven on Saturday at the annual Yarraman Show & Shine which attracted more than 100 vehicles to the Errol Munt Sportsgrounds.
A big crowd turned out at Cherbourg’s Anzac Memorial Park on Tuesday to celebrate “50 Years Of Deadly”, the 2026 theme for NAIDOC Week.
Did you notice all the extra cyclists around the region at the weekend … kicking up the dust and adding dollars to the local economy?