Councillor Ros Heit was impressed with what she saw on a recent AGL-funded tour of two wind farms in Victoria, but fears anyone expecting a long-term economic boost from the $1 billion Coopers Gap project will be sadly mistaken.
The South Burnett Regional Council’s return to six-monthly rates notices will have an unexpected bonus for dog owners – a free month of registration.
Insufficient attention to detail proved the undoing of more than half the groups that applied to the first round of this year’s Mayor’s Community Benefit Fund.
The South Burnett Regional Council will ask the Local Government Association Of Queensland to join its push to open up more local roads for B-Doubles.
Kingaroy Golf Club will be the first local sports club to benefit from recycled water produced by Kingaroy’s new waste water treatment plant.
A heavy transport demonstration day was organised in Bundaberg on Friday for local councils
South Burnett residents attending a forum organised by the Kingaroy Concerned Citizens Group have again voted almost unanimously against Moreton Resources’ proposed coal mine near Coolabunia
Plans to open the South Burnett Rail Trail between Murgon and Kingaroy on the October long weekend have been frustrated by the weather.
Memerambi Estate owners will be receiving their first bills from the South Burnett Regional Council soon following the bailout to get the troubled housing estate back on course.
The SBRC did not apply to Building Our Regions because it was too busy acquitting earlier grants
Nanango became the first South Burnett town to be officially declared an ‘RV Friendly Town’ on Tuesday.
Kingaroy Eisteddfod committee members – the small group that organises one of the South Burnett’s largest cultural events – won’t be tearing out their hair quite so much at next year’s event.
Road trains could be on the Mundubbera-Durong Road within a few years if Ken O’Dowd has his way
Judy Antonio, wife of Toowoomba mayor Paul, died at home on Sunday after a long struggle with motor neurone disease.
More than eight years after the 2008 council amalgamations, the South Burnett is finally getting close to having a regional Planning Scheme.
The South Burnett Regional Council will be starting road works on the Kumbia-Brooklands Road next Wednesday (August 3).
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Work on building Memerambi Estate’s missing infrastructure should be completed by the end of this month.
More than eight years after the 2008 council amalgamations, the South Burnett is finally getting close to having a region-wide Planning Scheme.
The Proston Men’s Shed will get a permanent home in a portion of Proston’s Railway Park
