Council

Candidates Deny Wondai ‘Snub’

Candidates Deny Wondai ‘Snub’

Mayoral candidates Cr Keith Campbell and Cr Damien Tessmann have rejected claims they “snubbed” Wondai residents by not attending Thursday night’s forum organised by the South Burnett Residents Action Group (S-BRAG).

Water Supply Interruption

Water Supply Interruption

Businesses and residents in the Glendon Street of area of Kingaroy have been advised by the South Burnett Regional Council that their water supply will be disrupted next Tuesday (March 8).

Roadwork To Begin

Roadwork To Begin

South Burnett Regional Council plans to start work on a project to widen Blackbutt Crows Nest Road on Monday (March 7).

Round 2 For Would-Be Mayors

Round 2 For Would-Be Mayors

South Burnett residents had their first chance to size up the candidates running for Division 1 (Nanango) and Division 2 (Blackbutt) at a Candidates Forum held at Taras Hall in Nanango on Thursday night.

No Need To Fear Zika

No Need To Fear Zika

South Burnett residents have no need to fear contracting the Zika virus unless they plan to travel to countries where the disease is common, Cr Ros Heit told Wednesday’s SBRC meeting.

Finances Good, But Cash Tight

Finances Good, But Cash Tight

The South Burnett Regional Council is temporarily short of cash after paying contractors working on the water and wastewater plants $2.5 million in progress payments … at least, in theory.

Forum Invites Toowoomba Candidates

Forum Invites Toowoomba Candidates

Yarraman and Cooyar residents – who may be feeling a little left out of all the Council Election hype happening in the South Burnett at the moment – will get a chance to meet their candidates next week.

Bridge Works Progressing … Slowly

Bridge Works Progressing … Slowly

Construction work on three new bridges at Campbells Road, Mondure Road and Weens Road has been progressing, Cr Damien Tessmann told Wednesday’s SBRC meeting.

Grants Assist Hampers And Students

Grants Assist Hampers And Students

A South Burnett food hamper program and Year 12 students attending local high schools are the latest beneficiaries of the Mayor’s Community Benefit Fund.