Kingaroy Signs Will Be Pork-Free
Kingaroy’s new entry signs will be pork-free because the town is better known for peanuts.
Kingaroy’s new entry signs will be pork-free because the town is better known for peanuts.
Summer’s just around the corner, so it’s time to start break out the togs!
Nominations are now open for the South Burnett Regional Council’s annual Australia Day Awards.
Two Yarraman organisations have received funding under the latest round of Toowoomba Regional Council’s Community Grants Program.
A program of water main replacements in Kingaroy during the next two months will cause disruptions to water supply and property access for some residents.
The Kingaroy Flames held their first training session at their new $37,500 practice nets this week
Fresh from success at BaconFest, Council’s economic development unit is now taking its “South Burnett Flavours” initiative to Blackbutt.
The Brisbane Valley Rail Trail has been named Public Works Project of the Year at the recent Institute of Public Works Engineering Australasia Awards for Excellence.
South Burnett Regional Council is considering creating two new disability parking bays in Coulson Street, Blackbutt, after requests from local residents.
The official opening of the new multi-million dollar Kilkivan Equestrian Centre has been postponed.
Gympie Regional Council is urging Goomeri residents to conserve water while upgrades are carried out at the local water treatment plant.
South Burnett Regional Council is calling for feedback on creating parking limits outside the South Burnett Community Hospital in Markwell Street, Kingaroy.
Five years after being diagnosed with breast cancer, South Burnett councillor Ros Heit is proving that a devastating diagnosis doesn’t have to be a fatal one.
Former Proston resident Merle Johnson stirred memories with her family memoir, ” ‘Leven Little Lonsdales”, during a special Proston Library event on Thursday morning.
South Burnett Regional Council is planning plans to build a Stock Effluent Disposal Facility near the Stuart River Rural Fire Brigade shed on the Bunya Highway.
A controversial Kingaroy residential development first approved in 2014 has had its development approval extended to September 2024 by the South Burnett Regional Council.
The South Burnett will get a new look during the next few months when Council erects 38 new town and village signs.
The State Government has taken over as the lead agency in the $2 million South Burnett / North Burnett regional water project.
New data from Tourism Research Australia estimates the South Burnett received 687,000 visitors in 2018, or about 13,211 per week.
Gympie Regional Council has begun trucking water into Goomeri from Murgon due to a failure at the town’s bores.