Girls Star At Wondai’s Ladies Day
Wondai Wolves hosted a special Ladies Day at their grounds last Saturday with girls’ games on the field, and their mums and supporters having fun in the clubhouse.
Wondai Wolves hosted a special Ladies Day at their grounds last Saturday with girls’ games on the field, and their mums and supporters having fun in the clubhouse.
The death toll from COVID-19 within the Darling Downs Health region has risen to 50, taking the tally for June to 12.
The Wondai Country Running Festival is continuing to grow with more than 500 registered runners hitting the South Burnett Rail Trail on Saturday and Sunday.
A truck driver died after a crash involving two trucks on the Brisbane Valley Highway at Wivenhoe Hill on Friday morning.
The recently installed South Burnett Regional Youth Council will be hosting the next Kingaroy Chamber of Commerce and Industry meet’n’greet.
The weather was perfect – and there were six top races including the Burnett To The Beach Handicap – but it wasn’t enough to tempt the crowds to Nanango Races on Saturday.
Under 8s Day was a real blast for families in Kingaroy’s Memorial Park on Thursday morning.
Paramedics assessed one person after a single-vehicle crash on the Wide Bay Highway on Thursday afternoon.
The University of Southern Queensland has decided to rebrand … it has adopted a new nickname and a new logo.
A Movement Control Order has been issued to restrict the movement of bees, bee hives, bee products – including honey – and used bee-keeping equipment from NSW into Queensland.
The State Government’s free flu vaccination campaign has been extended until July 17.
If you’re out and about on the South Burnett Rail Trail on Thursday, keep an eye out for Nathan McDowell and his specially modified top handcycle.
Former Cherbourg Shire chairman – and later mayor – Ken “Burra” Bone is being remembered for his many years of long service to local government.
Murgon police are investigating the theft of 1000 litres of diesel from a rural property at Fairdale.
Twenty COVID-related fatalities were reported by Queensland Health on Wednesday morning, taking the death toll for June alone to more than 170.
South Burnett Regional Council is proposing that a kerbside recycling collection service start in January.
An amended Environmental Authority has been approved for the controversial Stage 3 expansion of the New Acland coal mine.
The death toll from COVID-19 within the Darling Downs Health region has risen to 48, taking the tally for June to 10.
Josie’s Biggest Morning Tea, held in Kumbia last week, has raised thousands of dollars for the fight against cancer.
Multi award-winning actress, director, writer and producer – and former Murgon resident – Leah Purcell has been honoured at an outback film festival.