Rail Trail Now Worth $1m A Year

Rail Trail Now Worth $1m A Year

A little more than four years after it opened, the South Burnett Rail Trail is now generating between $600,000 and $1 million a year in tourism dollars for the region.

Auditor-General Gives Councils A Tick

Auditor-General Gives Councils A Tick

Cherbourg Aboriginal Shire Council managed its finances extremely well in 2021, better than nearly all Indigenous councils and better than some local non-Indigenous councils.

Cricket Fun Coming To Kingaroy

Cricket Fun Coming To Kingaroy

Queensland Bulls Masters Darren Lehmann and Jimmy Peirson will be the cricket stars headlining the inaugural Bendigo Bank Cricket 4 Life day in Kingaroy next month.

Rain Delays Fishing Festival

Rain Delays Fishing Festival

Anglers will be disappointed but this weekend’s Festival Of The Dams has been postponed due to all the recent inflows into Boondooma Dam.

Doctors Urge Flu Vax Now

Doctors Urge Flu Vax Now

South Burnett residents are being encouraged to protect themselves against influenza as the cooler months start to set in.

Anniversary Committee Seeks Events

Anniversary Committee Seeks Events

A community committee which is organising celebrations for Nanango’s 175th anniversary wants to hear from anyone planning an event in the Nanango district during 2023.

Trees To Honour Queen’s Jubilee

Trees To Honour Queen’s Jubilee

South Burnett Regional Council will plant 14 jacaranda trees in Murgon’s QEII Park to honour the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee if a grant application is successful.

Mayor Calls For Flood Recovery Fix

Mayor Calls For Flood Recovery Fix

South Burnett mayor Brett Otto has written to Federal and State Ministers and flood recovery decisionmakers pleading for help for farmers who lost topsoil in this year’s floods.

Mayor Lobbies For Region

Mayor Lobbies For Region

South Burnett Mayor Brett Otto and Cr Kathy Duff have used the upcoming Federal election to press the case for more Federal investment in the region.