Another Snakebite Victim Airlifted
A Kooralgin man has been airlifted from Yarraman by helicopter after being bitten by a snake
Mayor Concerned
Over Regional Projects
Mayor Wayne Kratzmann is worried about the future of local projects in the wake of Saturday’s election
Farmer Says No-Cost Training ‘A Lifeline’
South Burnett drought-affected residents are now entitled to no-cost training through TAFE Queensland South West’s “Helping Hand” project to increase their job prospects.
Think Local And Vote With Your Head
On Saturday the South Burnett will go to the polls to vote in the Queensland State election.
Councillor Pushes For More Irrigation
Cr Keith Campbell wants to see the Hope Dairies project create more irrigated farming areas in the region
45 Applicants For CEO Position
The South Burnett Regional Council has received 45 applications for its vacant CEO position
Small Group Quizzes Candidates
Election exhaustion was clearly in evidence on Wednesday night when a pre-election “Meet The Candidates” forum held at the Nanango Darts Club was only able to attract about 50 attendees.
Tyson’s Built Himself A Career
University of Southern Queensland’s Tyson Knapp is feeling great about his future.
TAFE Offers To Students
Nurunderi TAFE at Cherbourg aims to make “great happen” to anyone who enrols in a course this year.
Volunteer Of The Year
The South Burnett Volunteer Of The Year Australia Day Award recognises an individual or individuals who have made an outstanding contribution to the local community over a number of years through volunteering activities.
Senior Sportsperson Of The Year
The South Burnett Senior Sportsperson Of The Year Australia Day Award recognises a person from the region who has made an outstanding effort in sport.
Senior Cultural Award
The South Burnett Senior Cultural Australia Day Award recognises an outstanding person or group who has contributed to the region’s culture.
School ‘Saves Woman’s Life’
Kathleen Hopkins believes helping children at school is one reason she is still alive today.
A Head Start Is A Great Idea
If a child gets a head start in learning before school it usually sets them up for a terrific life … that’s why the staff at the Gundoo Day Care in Cherbourg have been brainstorming ideas on how to make their services even better.
Racing Was Hot, Hot, Hot
Nanango punters were foiled back in December when heavy overnight rain forced the cancellation of the traditional Christmas Races at Lee Park; at the rescheduled meeting, held on Saturday, they simply boiled
Shutterbugs Shoot Great Portraits
Looking for ways to improve your picture taking?
Community Bank Reports Bumper Year
Heritage Nanango Community Bank’s model has been proven again with another year of solid profits and an extensive community grants program
Butter Factory Dreams Creamed
An ambitious plan to convert the former Nanango Butter Factory into a community museum, art gallery, cafe and theatrette was dashed at the weekend.
Full Fields For Nanango Races
The Nanango Race Club will be holding its first meeting for 2015 at Lee Park Raceway on Saturday
Fun At Goomeri, Hivesville
Santa’s swing through the South Burnett continued with Christmas Carnivals at Goomeri and Hivesville
