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Big Weekend For Riding Club
Competitors from all over south-east Queensland came to Nanango recently to take part in the South Burnett Working Equitation Club’s first official competition for 2021.
Market Values Unchanged
There were 650 head yarded at Murgon’s latest fortnightly combined agents sale on Tuesday (May 11).
Service Celebrates 30 Years
Queensland Health’s Mobile Women’s Health Service is celebrating 30 years of delivering health checks to women living in rural and remote communities.
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Wrecking Ball For Tinny Hall?
May 12, 2021
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RYDA Drives Home Safety Message
May 12, 2021
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Council To Replace Footbridges
May 12, 2021
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Market Values Unchanged
May 11, 2021
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Saints In Action At Home
May 11, 2021
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Service Celebrates 30 Years
May 11, 2021
- John Pardon: Farmers Seek To Lease Rail Land
- John: Ex-Mayor: Hard Decisions Ahead
- Julie Berry: Ex-Mayor: Hard Decisions Ahead
- Jane Erkens: Ex-Mayor: Hard Decisions Ahead
- Bill Weir: Ex-Mayor: Hard Decisions Ahead
- Terry: Ex-Mayor: Hard Decisions Ahead
- Regtown: Rail Trail Users Reject Sub-Lease Plea
- Andrew: Playing For Lots Of Laughs
- Ben: Traditional Owner Urges Action
- Keith Campbell: Olivia Earns TJ Ryan Award
Ex-Mayor: Hard Decisions Ahead
Former mayor Keith Campbell has quizzed current mayor Brett Otto over the South Burnett’s finances and the recent decision not to call in outside consultants to cast “fresh eyes” over Council’s balance sheet.
Tragedy Gives Teenagers A Choice
In December 2012, a motor vehicle crash on the M1 Motorway between Brisbane and the Gold Coast claimed five young lives and orphaned a 15-month-old toddler.
Cherbourg Calls For Change
Frustration over the number of young people killing themselves – and drug use in the community – spilled over at a public forum held at Cherbourg on Tuesday afternoon.
Grave Day For Pioneer Family
Visitors gathered under overcast skies on Sunday afternoon at the Moore-Linville Cemetery to honour a special pioneer of the district.
