Yarraman Creek Project Wins Award
The Friends Of Yarraman Creek have won one of this year’s eleven Healthy Waterways Awards
The Friends Of Yarraman Creek have won one of this year’s eleven Healthy Waterways Awards
Concept drawings showing the Blackbutt Memorial Hall in its new location will be released next week
Yallakool Tourist Park recently played host to the lucky winner of the Wide Bay-Burnett Regional Organisation of Councils holiday promotion.
The names of many of the South Burnett’s heroes of World War I are engraved on monuments around the district … now they are also recorded forever in a book published by the South Burnett Regional Council as an Anzac Centenary project.
Cherbourg’s new Winifred Fisher Indigenous Knowledge Centre was officially opened on Monday
North Burnett ratepayers will face a 4.95 per cent rate rise this year after the North Burnett Regional Council handed down its 2016-17 Budget in Biggenden on Wednesday.
The South Burnett Regional Council will undertake a research project to assess the potential economic benefits of introducing more irrigation into the region.
South Burnett Councillors plan to embark on a “listening tour” later this month.
The SBRC reopened the Tingoora-Chelmsford Road on Monday after a two-month closure
The refurbished Yarraman Library will be re-open to the public at 10:00am on Tuesday (July 5).
Cherbourg’s new Winifred Fisher Indigenous Knowledge Centre – which will be officially opened on Monday – is sporting a new garden thanks to Boehringer Ingelheim.
Kingaroy’s Clark and Swendson Road will remain closed between Keith Shaw Drive and the Kingaroy Barkers Creek Road until the end of the year.
The South Burnett Regional Council will cut its debt by $2.4 million over the next 12 months.
The new South Burnett Rail Trail will be officially opened on the October long weekend as part of this year’s South Burnett and Cherbourg On Show festival of events.
The full-text of Mayor Keith Campbell’s address to the special Budget Meeting of the South Burnett Regional Council on Monday morning:
South Burnett ratepayers will face an average 2.5 per cent rate rise after the South Burnett Regional Council handed down its 2016-17 Budget this morning.
Toowoomba Regional Council will raise rates by an average 3.24 per cent this year, and the majority of residential ratepayers will pay an extra $93 a year – about $1.78 a week – if they claim the discount.
Toowoomba Regional Council will distribute a survey soon to ask residents what they think of its service delivery.
The South Burnett’s history looks set to be defined by historic homesteads, iconic churches and majestic halls
An information night for the region’s community groups to explain the different funding options open to them has been postponed.