The South Burnett Regional Council may miss out on millions of dollars in road funding over the next three years after the Federal Government announced a freeze on Financial Assistance Grants (FAGs) to councils in last night’s Budget.
The South Burnett Regional Council’s latest Economic Development Brief shows the region’s Gross Regional Product for 2012-13 was $2 billion.
Time is ticking on the fate of the Brisbane-Murgon-Brisbane bus route with the South Burnett Regional Council subsidy – assisted by Cherbourg Council – expiring at the end of June.
South Burnett Regional Council has advised that Wengenville-Glencliffe Road will be closed between Maidenwell-Glencliffe Road and Tim Shea Creek Road from today for about three days.
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Having trouble with wild dogs or feral pigs? Assistance is now available.
Former Test cricketer Ian Healy will be the special guest at the next Mayor’s Charity Breakfast
New State Government legislation announced today will provide an opportunity for freehold land ownership for the first time in many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
The Kingaroy Art Gallery will be showcasing the end products of two projects funded by the Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) when it opens its May exhibition this Friday night, May 9.
The South Burnett Regional Council may be getting closer to solving the problem of Levers Road at Tablelands
Toowoomba Regional Council will get help under the Natural Disaster Relief and Recovery Arrangements (NDRRA) to assist with repairs from flooding in the region in March this year.
The South Burnett delegates making a pilgrimage to war graves in Belgium and the Netherlands have had their most emotional day so far.
A petition signed by 90 people calling for the demolition of the Coolabunia toilets has sparked great debate on social media.
The South Burnett delegates visiting the Netherlands to honour former Murgon resident Patrick Tiernan have arrived safely in Europe and have begun their visit to significant war cemeteries.
Yarraman and Cooyar residents have just four more days to register their support and ideas for new entrance signage being commissioned by Toowoomba Regional Council.
Construction is well underway on the replacement for Moloneys Bridge at Chahpingah which was washed off its foundations during the 2013 floods.
South Burnett Regional Council has advised that a temporary full road closure will occur on Boat Mountain Road, Murgon, between Hetheringtons Road and Daniels Road to do slip repair works.
The SBRC is considering an upgrade for Kingaroy’s ageing Glendon Street Car Park
South Burnett Regional Council will be conducting another wild dog baiting program next month in conjunction with Biosecurity Queensland.
Developers who have plans to bring blocks in the region’s smaller towns on to the market should act quickly.
