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Doors Still Open At Private Hospital

Doors Still Open At Private Hospital

Visiting specialists are still seeing patients at the South Burnett Private Hospital and the Reception Desk is still operating.

Water Switches Back To Gordonbrook

Water Switches Back To Gordonbrook

The quality of Kingaroy’s water could take another dip from Monday, and it will last about a week

Councils To Get Stock Route Fees

Councils To Get Stock Route Fees

Local councils will be able to manage local stock routes and collect the funds graziers pay to use them under proposed changes to Queensland’s state land administration laws.

Council Impounds Two Horses

Council Impounds Two Horses

The South Burnett Regional Council is looking for the owner of two stockhorses found wandering in the Moffatdale area on July 22.

Mayor Hits The Road

Mayor Hits The Road

South Burnett Mayor Wayne Kratzmann has hit the road in search of a new operator for the South Burnett Private Hospital.

Rail Trail Work Starting Soon

Rail Trail Work Starting Soon

Work on the first stage of the Kingaroy-Kilkivan Rail Trail is expected to start within two weeks.

Huge Response To Hospital Campaign

Huge Response To Hospital Campaign

A one-week campaign by South Burnett Mayor Wayne Kratzmann to get the community’s support to save Kingaroy’s Private Hospital has drawn an overwhelming response.

Last Chance To See Rare Art

Last Chance To See Rare Art

Visitors to the Kingaroy Art Gallery only have one more week to view rarely-seen paintings and sculptures from the South Burnett Regional Council’s collection.

Why I Want To Be Mayor

Why I Want To Be Mayor

Kingaroy businessman Michael Brown this week put up his hand to run for South Burnett mayor… partly out of frustration that he believes his plan for the future of the South Burnett Private Hospital has been ignored by Council, and partly because he says he could do a better job.

Still Time To Sign: Mayor

Still Time To Sign: Mayor

South Burnett Mayor Wayne Kratzmann says there is still time to sign up to support the #saveOURhospital campaign.

Hospital Campaign Ramps Up

Hospital Campaign Ramps Up

Phase 2 of Mayor Wayne Kratzmann’s “Save Our Hospital” campaign involves another display of unity from the local community – this time in the form of a public breakfast outside the South Burnett Private Hospital

Council Plans Pool Upgrades

Council Plans Pool Upgrades

Toowoomba Regional Council is asking Yarraman and Cooyar residents to have their say on Council’s draft strategy covering the region’s swimming pools.

Work To Upgrade Intersection

Work To Upgrade Intersection

Work to upgrade the intersection of Ellesmere Road, Stuart Valley Drive and Old Taabinga Road at Haly Creek will begin on Monday (July 20).

Burn-Offs Planned In Benarkin

Burn-Offs Planned In Benarkin

Members of the Nanango Rural Fire Brigade recently completed a prescribed burn at the Booie Reserve in preparation for this year’s fire season.

Council Nominates
Top 10 Road Priorities

Council Nominates<BR> Top 10 Road Priorities

Cr Damien Tessmann slammed into the State Government this week over inadequate road funding

Mayor Appeals For Public Support

Mayor Appeals For Public Support

South Burnett Mayor Wayne Kratzmann has issued a public appeal for the South Burnett community to get behind the push to save the South Burnett Private Hospital from closure.

Cherbourg Donates Kits To CareFlight

Cherbourg Donates Kits To CareFlight

Cherbourg Aboriginal Council has donated two vital medical kits to RACQ CareFlight Rescue to help save lives in the region.

$63m For Councils

$63m For Councils

The State Government has allocated $63 million for councils to be better prepared for natural disasters and upgrade vital infrastructure

Pitt Forecasts $6.9b In Surpluses

Pitt Forecasts $6.9b In Surpluses

Queensland Treasurer Curtis Pitt says the State Government will achieve $6.9 billion in surpluses over the next five years