Koala Takes It To The Streets
Aussies overseas are often asked if kangaroos really hop down our streets … but in Kingaroy you can forget about the ‘roos.
Aussies overseas are often asked if kangaroos really hop down our streets … but in Kingaroy you can forget about the ‘roos.
When former Nanango student Shanae Van Den Brink found she couldn’t find a job in her chosen career, the qualified beauty therapist decided to create her own.
Dreams do come true. Just ask Kingaroy’s own Taliqua Clancy who will join her on-court partner and mentor, Olympics veteran Louise Bawden, at her first Games in Rio on Sunday.
A growing number of local “nannas” are angry and they’re not going to take it anymore!
Bronwyn Marquardt’s personal story about being a South Burnett Private Hospital patient
Create it, and they will come … that was the message from celebrity chef and passionate country produce promoter Miguel Maestre as he helped the South Burnett take over the city on the weekend at Brisbane’s trendy Eat Street Markets.
When I was a child, one of my favourite treats was a visit to Kefford’s Bakery. This magical little store in Kingaroy sold the most mouth-watering pies. On a Saturday morning, people would queue patiently to get one.
When it came to The World’s Greatest Shave, four Kingaroy boys decided shaving their heads wasn’t going far enough.
A Kingaroy High School student received the music lesson of a lifetime recently
Forget about green thumbs. It seems a would-be gardening enthusiast may have light fingers
Kingaroy is facing a singles drought but social media may help lonely hearts unite
Kingaroy State School Year 6 and 7 students were sworn in as senior school leaders this week.
Kaye’s eyes mist over as she recalls the years where she was tortured by undiagnosed mental illness
As she recovered from cancer surgery, Rowena Dionysius could have been forgiven for feeling sorry for herself.