New Faces At Butcher Shop
The long-established Gotta Be Meat 108 Lamb Street, Murgon, has a new name and some new faces behind the counter
The long-established Gotta Be Meat 108 Lamb Street, Murgon, has a new name and some new faces behind the counter
Queensland Opposition Leader Lawrence Springborg came to Kingaroy on Wednesday to explain the recent Federal Budget to local businesspeople … southburnett.com.au took the opportunity to speak to him for the first time since the change of State Government.
Markwell Street business owners, faced with another delay in the roadwork outside their shops, want shoppers to know: “We are open for business!”
Three of the South Burnett’s leading butchers are beefing up for a battle of bangers and burgers
The SBWIA will ask the State Government to use Queensland wines at all State Government functions
The Australian Bankers’ Association has repeated its warnings to the public not to respond to telephone surveys where the caller falsely claims to be from the ABA.
An orchard at Kumbia which was marketed last year in a bundle with similar properties has been sold
Former Wondai Shire Mayor Percy Iszlaub is spearheading a push to create a new peak group to represent the interests of Wondai residents.
Goomeri resident Andrew Holden’s 200km “Ride To Conquer Cancer” is getting closer, so he has a “little” training ride planned for next week.
The Kingaroy Redbacks football club has big plans for its grounds in Oliver Bond Street, all thanks to Holden’s $5 million “Home Ground Advantage” grants program.
Hope Dairies is continuing to work on its feasibility study for its South Burnett project
South Burnett internet users should be very wary about opening unexpected invoices from businesses – even local companies – if you know you have not used their services recently.
South Burnett Mayor Wayne Kratzmann will be travelling to Brisbane on Wednesday for emergency talks over the fate of the South Burnett Private Hospital.
Local small business people interested in the changes for small business in the recent Federal Budget have been invited to attend a free information session in Kingaroy organised by the Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s latest Targeting Scams Report, released today, shows that 91,637 Australians scam complaints were made to the ACCC last year, with more than $81 million reported lost.
The Queensland Farmers’ Federation has announced the appointment of a new CEO, Clare Murray, who will take over the reins of the organisation on May 27.
Four South Burnett wine outlets have won six awards from Gourmet Traveller Wine magazine
Local LNP members have welcomed Tuesday night’s Federal Budget, while the Labor State Government has been less than enthusiastic.
Drivers travelling between Nanango and Kingaroy tomorrow morning (May 14) may expect a few minor delays.
South Burnett vets will again be taking part in RSPCA Queensland’s statewide desexing campaign, dubbed “Operation Wanted”.