Murgon Bank To Slash Hours
The Commonwealth Bank has confirmed that trading hours at its Murgon branch will be slashed from October 4.
The Commonwealth Bank has confirmed that trading hours at its Murgon branch will be slashed from October 4.
Ergon Energy and Energex are inviting applications for their 2022 apprenticeship intake.
Toowoomba mayor Paul Antonio says the decade-long run of economic growth in the Toowoomba region has been “knocked off course” by the pandemic.
Local and national phone calls to standard fixed line numbers, and calls to standard Australian mobile phones, are now free at Telstra’s public payphones.
The State Government will make $5000 payments available to Queensland small and medium businesses affected by the current COVID-19 lockdown.
Heavy vehicle and freight drivers will need to obtain and display a Freight and Logistics pass and adhere to a COVID-19 testing regime before entering Queensland under new changes coming into effect from Friday (July 30).
The $17.8 million Regional Trade Distribution Centre at Toowoomba’s Wellcamp Airport – a key part of plans to link local producers to international markets – was officially opened on Tuesday.
A third generating unit has returned into service at Callide Power Station following the explosion in May which blacked out parts of Queensland.
Blackbutt residents and visitors to town have a new source of up-to-date local information, thanks to the idea of a newcomer to the region.
Blackbutt’s latest shop opened its doors on Monday next to the town’s historic Hotel Radnor.
Kingaroy Office Central will be hosting the Kingaroy Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s July meet’n’greet.
The Kingaroy Chamber of Commerce and Industry is urging businesses in the Kingaroy CBD to go nuts and ham it up …
Many South Burnett businesses – including shopping centres and supermarkets – should now be registered with the Check In Qld app.
South Burnett Regional Council in inviting consultants to prepare a 20-year master plan to guide the future development of Kingaroy Aerodrome.
South Burnett Regional Council has again revised the number of car parks that will be lost in the Kingaroy CBD due to the Kingaroy Transformation Project.
Work on the Kingaroy Transformation Project has so far consumed more than one-fifth of the project’s $13.9 million budget, according to a report to be presented to the South Burnett Regional Council on Wednesday.
Three South Burnett nominations are among the Darling Downs South West regional finalists in the Queensland Training Awards.
South Burnett residents eager to cash in their cans and bottles now have some new pop-up options which might be a bit closer to home.
Visitors to Yallakool or Lake Boondooma will soon be greeted by new, more modern signs as they enter either tourist park.
South Burnett Regional Council has moved to clarify confusion about the number of Kingaroy CBD car parking spaces which will be lost.