S-BRAG Versus SBRAG
When is S-BRAG not SBRAG? When it’s the South Burnett Residents Action Group, it seems.
When is S-BRAG not SBRAG? When it’s the South Burnett Residents Action Group, it seems.
The removal of trees in Kingaroy’s Glendon Street car park has met with a “mixed reaction”
Rail Trail advocate Paul Heymans has backed the SBRC’s plan to bitumen the Kingaroy-Murgon trail
The Kingaroy-Murgon Rail Trail will be bitumen sealed after the South Burnett Regional Council voted today to accept a $635,000 tender from South Burnett Bobcat Services to undertake the work.
South Burnett Regional Council plans to set up a mini-Visitor Information Centre at Yallakool Tourist Park at Bjelke-Petersen Dam.
Toowoomba Mayor Paul Antonio says Toowoomba Regional Council has no intention of closing any of its regional depots.
The next South Burnett Business Awards will be held in 2017 and most likely hosted by Murgon
CQ University and Council are looking at forming a partnership to set up a local hub
Wattle Camp businesswoman Caroline Haskard has joined the race for Division 1 at the Council election
Nominations for candidates for the upcoming Local Government elections will open this Saturday (February 6)
The discovery of protected plants near the Tingoora Chelmsford Road has delayed a proposed curve realignment west of the Tingoora Loop Road for a month.
The South Burnett Regional Council was scheduled to begin roadworks on Gladys Street, Blackbutt on Monday.
The SBRC has appointed a health specialist to draw up a business plan for the private hospital
Blackbutt country music singer and former policeman Wayne Browning is the fifth candidate for Division 2
A fourth candidate has joined the race for South Burnett mayor … and Sheena Lindholm knows at firsthand exactly what the job entails.
Mayor Wayne Kratzmann has spoken out against a recent agreement amongst most of Australia’s State Premiers and Chief Ministers to reignite discussions about making the nation a republic.
At a special meeting of the South Burnett Regional Council called on Thursday, January 21 to discuss the future of the South Burnett Private Hospital, Councillors voted 5 to 2 to take over the hospital’s licence.
Gympie Regional Council announced its 2016 Community Australia Day Awards winners on Tuesday at the Gympie Civic Centre.
Jason Black, the man who started ute musters at South Burnett agricultural shows and grew them to become an integral part of the region’s show circuit, was named the South Burnett’s Citizen Of The Year on Monday night.
Seventeen year old Becky Miller was named Young Citizen Of The Year at Monday night’s 2016 South Burnett Australia Day Awards ceremony.