RACQ To Battle Fuel Excise Rise
The RACQ is campaigning against the Federal Government’s fuel excise rise from November 10
The RACQ is campaigning against the Federal Government’s fuel excise rise from November 10
Regional Development Australia Wide Bay Burnett (RDA WBB) is looking for people passionate about economic development and progressing the region.
There are still team spots available for the Kingaroy Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s golf afternoon this Friday (October 31).
A new report commissioned by two leading rural industry bodies claims Ergon Energy is “raking in profits” from irrigators.
The Nanango Tourism and Development Association (NaTDA) are organising a bus trip to the Kumbia Races on Melbourne Cup Day.
About 150 South Burnett businesses will soon have to comply with the same regulations covering trade waste that most Kingaroy businesses already do after the South Burnett Regional Council adopted a new Trade Waste Management Policy yesterday.
A contract to build Kingaroy’s new $20 million sewage treatment plant was signed at the South Burnett Regional Council’s offices in an official ceremony yesterday afternoon.
“Hard Times and Great Opportunities” is the theme for a special business forum in Murgon next week.
The South Burnett Regional Council could put an end to quarterly rates bills in 2015
One of Kingaroy’s most prime pieces of real estate is almost ready to go on the market.
Ollie’s Mower Service in Kingaroy has been named “Business Of The Year” at the inaugural South Burnett Business Excellence Awards.
Thirty years ago Bill and Rhonda Hull bought a car dealership in Knight Street, Kingaroy.
Ergon Energy expects to begin installing new battery-based technology, called Grid Utility Support Systems (GUSS), to help power some sections of its electricity network by mid-2015.
Growing The Burnett is the focus of study by a Masters student from the University of Sydney
There’s a new face at Kingaroy’s Carrollee Hotel following the recent purchase of the hotel and licence by the Central Queensland Hotels Group.
The Electrical Trades Union – currently involved in enterprise bargaining negotiations for its members – has released figures which it claims reveal “obscene” payrises for the CEOs of public electricity companies.
Nanango businesswoman Margie Lee-Madigan has been named as one of Avon’s top 10 sellers in Australia – an incredible effort considering there’s about 50,000 Avon representatives in the nation.
The South Burnett and Cherbourg On Show long weekend promotion is being helped thanks to the generosity of local businesses.
Regional Development Australia Wide Bay Burnett has appointed a new Executive Officer following the resignation of Paul Massingham in August.
An anonymous group in Blackbutt has launched an online campaign to invite Woolworths to open a store in Blackbutt rather than IGA – the franchise most mentioned in recent supermarket discussions.