Council Seeks Tourism Ideas
Toowoomba Regional Council is offering residents the chance to have their say on what the future for tourism and events should look like in the region.
Toowoomba Regional Council is offering residents the chance to have their say on what the future for tourism and events should look like in the region.
Wondai’s water is safe to drink, despite the facts it looks dirty and may have an earthy taste.
A decision on whether Council will take over running the South Burnett Private Hospital has been postponed
Asbestos kills – and at least one in every three Australian homes contain the dangerous fibres
Local businessman Terry Fleischfresser has joined the list of candidates contesting the Council elections.
Local councils will receive $3,361,527 under the second quarter of the Federal Government’s Financial Assistance Grants program, Federal Member for Wide Bay Warren Truss said today.
“Tourism is a vital and growing part of the Toowoomba Region economy and has great potential for jobs growth and attracting visitors and business to the region, Toowoomba Regional Council Cr Geoff McDonald said last week.
Young tertiary students from Yarraman or Cooyar with a passion for community, sporting or cultural pursuits have been invited to apply for the 2016 W.H. Groom scholarship.
Due to an unforeseen issue with the supply of water from the Boondooma pipeline, Kingaroy’s water supply will be sourced from Gordonbrook Dam again for the next few days.
Kumbia’s Bell Street will be turned into an avenue of trees next year, thanks to a streetscape beautification project
Time is running out for South Burnett residents who want to support the Mayor’s Charity Golf Day and meet Olympic champ Duncan Armstrong.
The SBRC bid a fond farewell to its General Manager of Corporate Services Stan Taylor on Wednesday
A misunderstanding between artists involved in the Dual Arts Project and South Burnett Mayor Wayne Kratzmann seems to have been resolved.
Room Motels, a Brisbane-based company who chose the South Burnett to pioneer a completely new way of building motels when they opened in Kingaroy three years ago, have been rewarded for their enterprise.
Gina Hancock’s wagyu cattle plans for the South Burnett are pressing ahead, with the first full-blood bulls already grazing on a property outside Kumbia, guests at the Mayor’s Charity Breakfast were told on Tuesday morning.
Kingaroy residents connected to the town water scheme have been asked to conserve water in the wake of the weekend storms.
Poet Rupert McCall will be a special guest at the Mayor’s Community Christmas Luncheon on December 11.
The Maidenwell Community Group held a free “Down With The Drought” social get-together at Maidenwell Hall
Toowoomba Regional Council is seeking public comment to help guide future planning and operations at the region’s cemeteries.
Guests at the next South Burnett Mayor’s Community Breakfast will hear an update on Gina Rinehart’s plans for the South Burnett.