Interested In Biosecurity?
Toowoomba Regional Council is looking for members of the community that have a passion for ensuring the region remains vigilant in its fight against invasive plants and animals.
Toowoomba Regional Council is looking for members of the community that have a passion for ensuring the region remains vigilant in its fight against invasive plants and animals.
Council’s push for a moratorium on renewable energy projects has been debated at the ALGA conference.
A delay in the payment to councils of Federal Government Financial Assistance Grants has affected the end-of-financial year bottom line of local councils.
Toowoomba Regional Council’s push to get financial support for its compulsory $270 million Cressbrook Dam Safety Project has been taken directly to Premier Steven Miles.
South Burnett Regional Council has taken its call for a moratorium on all renewable energy projects to the national stage.
South Burnett Regional Council will split its $8.4 million allocation from the State Government’s latest Works For Queensland funding round across all six divisions.
South Burnett residents face an average 3 per cent rise in Council fees and charges this financial year.
Applications have opened for Toowoomba Regional Council’s next round of community grants.
Toowoomba ratepayers will face a 5 per cent increase in their general rates and a new levy after the Council handed down its 2024-25 Budget on Tuesday morning.
South Burnett Regional Council has begun work on upgrading Kingaroy’s Memorial Park.
South Burnett Regional Council will fund four arts projects from the latest round of its RADF grant program.
Toowoomba Regional Council will begin its 2024-25 Biosecurity Surveillance Program in July, inspecting properties throughout the region for invasive plants and animals.
South Burnett Mayor Kathy Duff has told Sky News she would not back nuclear power at Tarong, if the local community did not want it.
Mayor Kathy Duff says she is pleased the South Burnett is being considered as a nuclear power generation site.
South Burnett Regional Council has approved the construction of a new multi-million dollar shopping complex in Kingaroy.
South Burnett Regional Council has issued a “buyer beware” warning for residents considering building a tiny home.
Toowoomba Regional Council plans to adopt a zonal model, linking individual councillors to specific regions.
Nanango’s pop-up Containers For Change depot has shifted across the road, making life easier for both customers and employees of the recycling facility.
The speed limit within the Kingaroy central business district has been cut to 40km/h.
South Burnett Mayor Kathy Duff is encouraging people intending to build new homes in the region to apply for a grant that could save them paying Council infrastructure charges.