Outlook Good For 2015 Yellowbelly
Yellowbelly Fishing Competition organisers are confident next year’s event will be one of the best
Yellowbelly Fishing Competition organisers are confident next year’s event will be one of the best
A $500,000 revamp to Cherbourg’s Gundoo Day Care Centre will lead to better learning for its children.
Council will be asked to provide members of NaTDA with a private tour of McCauley Weir
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Council CEO Ken McLoughlin was the special guest at Murgon SHS’s speech night
The South Burnett Regional Council observed a minute’s silence for Gough Whitlam at October’s monthly Council meeting on Wednesday.
A ‘hole’ in the former Kingaroy Shire Council’s Planning Scheme which allowed the developer of the failed Memerambi Estate to erect houses before building infrastructure has been plugged.
About 150 South Burnett businesses will soon have to comply with the same regulations covering trade waste that most Kingaroy businesses already do after the South Burnett Regional Council adopted a new Trade Waste Management Policy yesterday.
A contract to build Kingaroy’s new $20 million sewage treatment plant was signed at the South Burnett Regional Council’s offices in an official ceremony yesterday afternoon.
The Goomeri Pumpkin Festival has been selected as one of three finalists for an Events and Tourism Award in this year’s Queensland Regional Achievement and Community Awards.
The South Burnett Regional Council could put an end to quarterly rates bills in 2015
A $5500 grant from Nanango’s Heritage Community Bank which allowed organisers of The Waterhole Rocks festival to add a giant dance floor to the event has proved to be a winner.
The South Burnett has played host to a busload of dignitaries from all over the Commonwealth
A crowd of about 40 people packed into Wondai’s Anglican Church on Sunday to enjoy an afternoon of classical and contemporary music.
The South Burnett’s economy receives untold millions of dollars every year from local events staged by volunteer groups.
It is often said that the three secrets of French cuisine are: butter, butter and butter.
Brisbane Valley Heritage Trails have launched an unusual calendar for the 2015 centenary of Anzac Day
The Wondai Race Club will be holding its traditional Caulfield Cup race meeting at the Wondai Racecourse in Cadell Street this Saturday, October 18.
Numbers at the recent BP Dam Inland Family Fishing Classic were down slightly but organisers are still happy
One of the more enduring legacies from Nanango’s annual Mardi Gras is a collection of six murals that welcomes visitors at the Drayton Street entrance to Pioneer Park.