Council

Concrete Milestone For KTP

Concrete Milestone For KTP

An historic moment occurred on Friday morning in the $13.9 million Kingaroy Transformation Project … the first concrete was poured for the new footpaths in Alford Street.

CEO Focuses On Technology

CEO Focuses On Technology

Hot on the heels of addressing State MPs, South Burnett CEO Mark Pitt has been invited to address another influential forum of decision-makers.

Last Chance For Blackbutt Input

Last Chance For Blackbutt Input

Blackbutt’s streetscape project will proceed, but the town’s residents will still have one final chance to have a say on its design before the first sod is turned.

Council Scraps Consultant Plan

Council Scraps Consultant Plan

Public reaction to a proposal by the South Burnett Regional Council to bring in an external consultant to effect “Budget repair” has led to a change of heart.

Petition Rejected As Invalid

Petition Rejected As Invalid

A petition calling for Division 6 Cr Scott Henschen to be removed from his position received short shrift when it was presented to the SBRC’s General Meeting on Wednesday.

Councillor Cautioned Over Conduct

Councillor Cautioned Over Conduct

Division 1 Cr Kirstie Schumacher has lost her unblemished record of being the only South Burnett Councillor not referred to the Office Of The Independent Assessor (OIA) during the current term.

Demolition To Start Wondai Upgrade

Demolition To Start Wondai Upgrade

The grandstand at Wondai Showgrounds will be demolished soon as the first step in a long-term Council project to carry out a major upgrade of the showgrounds’ facilities.

Region To Feature In TV Show

Region To Feature In TV Show

Foods produced in Kingaroy will feature in a new six-episode TV show after the South Burnett Regional Council voted to contribute $12,000 towards the production.

Urgent Repairs To Toilets

Urgent Repairs To Toilets

South Burnett Regional Council has closed the toilets and showers at First Settlers Memorial Park in Benarkin for urgent repairs.

Peak Bodies Fear More Rate Rises

Peak Bodies Fear More Rate Rises

Three peak industry groups have joined forces to welcome an assurance by the State Government it can use existing powers under the Local Government Act to defend their industries from “unfair and inequitable” Council rate increases.