Driver Hurt In Rollover
The AGL Action Rescue Helicopter flew to the aid of a family-of-four yesterday morning after the vehicle they were travelling in rolled on the Brooweena-Woolooga Road.
Hornets Show Their Might
Their fans call them the “Mighty” Cherbourg Hornets … and the team lived up to the nickname in Saturday’s Rugby League grand final played at Nanango.
Tractor Tattoo Ready To Roll
Rehearsals for Saturday’s Tractor Tattoo spectacular were in full swing in Kingaroy this evening.
Lane Closure Extended
The Department of Transport and Main Roads has advised further changes to the single lane closure currently in place on the D’Aguilar Highway at Blackbutt Range.
Beware Of ‘Police’ Scam
Police are investigating a telephone scam targeting small and independent businesses in the North Coast Region.
MP Spells Out Budget Benefits
Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington has spelled some of the specific benefits for the South Burnett from Tuesday’s State Budget:
Go Getta Girls Celebrate Six Years
Exactly six years ago today, an amazing thing happened: a group of Kingaroy women got together and started running
Countdown To Tractor Tattoo
Tractor Tattoo is now in top gear and speeding into Kingaroy for the big festival spectacular on Saturday afternoon.
Year 3s Step Back In Time
Year 3 students at St John’s Lutheran School in Kingaroy took a step back in time
Mentors Make Learning Easy
Shantelle Georgetown and Alex Speedy have amazed teachers with their ability to help children learn
New CEO At PCA
Chief Operating Officer John Howard has officially taken over the position of CEO at the Kingaroy-based Peanut Company of Australia.
Question Could Save A Life
Are you ok? That was the question on everyone’s lips as they sipped coffee at 20 venues throughout the South Burnett
Two Fires Break Out
Rural fire crews are on the scene of two bushfires in different parts of the South Burnett today.
‘Negligible Risk’ From Piggery Effluent
The Queensland government agency responsible for biosecurity has responded to claims that adjoining properties were not informed about a recent outbreak of influenza at a piggery, and that effluent from the piggery was allowed to be used on the properties as irrigation.
Greens Say Budget Is Bad For Qld
The Queensland Budget handed down yesterday confirms that Campbell Newman’s Government is determined to make financial decisions that will cost people’s jobs and destroy the environment, Greens spokesman Grant Newson said today.
A Thank You To A Quiet Hero
If you spotted 90-year-old Paul Tunn in Yarraman you wouldn’t guess the amazing stories this quiet ex-teacher could tell you …
Have You Seen This Chevy?
Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate a distinctive black 1957 Chevrolet Two-Door Bel-Air Coupe stolen from Toowoomba on Thursday, July 26.
Rural Firefighters ‘Feel Betrayed’
The Rural Fire Brigades Association of Queensland says yesterday’s State Budget has “betrayed” rural fire fighters and “eviscerated” the Rural Fire Service.
Fetes Full Of Fun Times
It’s springtime and it seems that fetes are in the air … two South Burnett schools held their annual fetes at the weekend and both looked to be big successes.
High-Power MPs To
Remove Mining ‘Red Tape’
Deputy Premier and Member for Callide Jeff Seeney will chair a special Cabinet Committee to examine the impacts of government regulation on the mining industry.
