Mayor Meets With Bus Company
South Burnett Mayor Wayne Kratzmann has travelled to Brisbane to meet with the owners of Brisbane Bus Lines
South Burnett Mayor Wayne Kratzmann has travelled to Brisbane to meet with the owners of Brisbane Bus Lines
Everyone knows that the retiring CEO of SB Care, Doug Henderson, is a community champion, but now it’s official.
The South Burnett Regional Council is reprising its “flood recovery” information model as a “Get Ready For Summer” project in a bid to help local residents find out how to keep safe from disasters such as fire, flood and storm this summer.
The South Burnett Regional Council is considering holding a public forum to gather ideas for upgrading Kingaroy’s CBD prior to next year’s Budget.
Federal Member for Flynn Ken O’Dowd has written to the mayors of all local councils in the Flynn electorate advising them that he is currently working to establish the status of funding commitments made by the previous Federal Government under the Regional Development Australia Fund (RDAF) and Regional Infrastructure Fund (RIF).
Deputy Prime Minister and Member for Wide Bay Warren Truss has repeated a promise to Local Government representatives that the Federal Government will invest $300 million to upgrade the nation’s bridges.
A by-election to fill a vacant position on Cherbourg Aboriginal Shire Council will be held on Saturday, November 9.
Too often a free breakfast in Kingaroy means a sausage sizzle … but at the South Burnett Health & Lifestyle Expo it meant fruit. And lots of it … apples, mandarins and bananas.
A Council conference has backed a motion by Mayor Wayne Kratzmann for more funding for bridge repairs
The South Burnett Regional Council’s Healthy Communities program will be running weekly fitness classes in Durong from Wednesday, October 23, until Wednesday, November 20.
The South Burnett and Cherbourg October long weekend promotion will make its third outing next year, organisers decided today.
South Burnett Regional Council has scheduled extensive road works throughout the region for the months of October and November.
A local Fire Ban will come into force from midnight on Wednesday, October 23, until midnight on Tuesday, November 5, in parts of the South Burnett.
South Burnett Mayor Wayne Kratzmann says he has been lobbying the Federal and State governments for extra funds to replace timber bridges in the region.
The South Burnett Regional Council’s rehabilitation of the former works depot in Pound Street, Kingaroy, should be completed by Christmas.
Greens spokesman – and Brooklands resident – Grant Newson has launched a petition in a bid to stop the South Burnett Regional Council removing an avenue of camphor laurel trees as part of its streetscaping revamp of the Nanango CBD.
Bitumen re-sealing has begun in Kingaroy, Nanango, Ellesmere and Blackbutt as part of a $3 million annual program to ensure that the sealed road network does not deteriorate rapidly due to weather or wear and tear.
More blasting has been scheduled on the Memerambi Barkers Creek Road as part of the ongoing roadworks taking place just east of Memerambi.
South Burnett residents appear to have turned their backs on a “road levy revolt” and decided that getting a discount on their rates payments is a better option.
Summer is just around the corner which means the threat of bushfires, storms, blackouts and floods