Videos To Promote ‘The Perfect Place’
WBBROC has released a series of videos aimed at selling our region to the world
WBBROC has released a series of videos aimed at selling our region to the world
A Nanango branch of the South Burnett Residents Action Group (S-BRAG) looks set to be formed
The South Burnett Residents Action Group Inc (S-BRAG) will be holding a public meeting in Nanango tonight to form a local sub-branch of the association.
The South Burnett Regional Council has advised that it will be conducting its annual road resurfacing program throughout the region during the next few months.
Toowoomba councillor Anne Glasheen is urging Yarraman and Cooyar residents to nominate outstanding residents for the 2015 Australia Day Awards.
Local councils should start breathing a little easier with the release today of the funding amounts they will receive from the Federal Government’s Roads To Recovery program.
Mayor Wayne Kratzmann has refuted allegations he used ratepayers’ money to hire a taxi
A group of young US politicians wound up a four-day visit to the South Burnett with a barbecue at the Tessmann family’s property “Hillside” at Coolabunia on Friday night.
The finalists for the South Burnett Business Excellence Awards have been announced by the SBRC
The South Burnett Regional Council has given the formal go-ahead for construction of Kingaroy’s new Wastewater Treatment Plant
Representatives from more than 60 community groups walked away smiling from Kingaroy Town Hall on Wednesday night
South Burnett Mayor Wayne Kratzmann has called on telecommunications companies to step up to the plate and put an end to the region’s mobile phone black spots.
A well-attended public meeting held at the Blackbutt Community Hall on Monday night has given overwhelming support for a South Burnett Regional Council plan to try to get a supermarket built in the town.
The Services Union says Queensland’s 30,000 council workers are waiting nervously to find out if they will soon go home soon with less money in their pay packets.
Gympie mayor Ron Dyne has been granted a leave of absence from Council as he continues his treatment for cancer.
Historian Liz Caffery’s “Poppies For Remembrance” has another reader: Premier Campbell Newman
Roadworks will begin in Haly Street, Kingaroy, tomorrow (September 16) to repair the road surface damaged by last week’s broken water main.
A public meeting will be held next Monday night to gauge Blackbutt’s reaction to a supermarket proposal
South Burnett Regional Council representatives have met with Triathlon Qld Ltd to scope the possibility of national level events using the Kilkivan to Kingaroy rail trail.
The Wide Bay Burnett Regional Organisation of Councils (WBBROC) will be hosting a Regional Economic Development Growth Forum in Maryborough next month.