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Nanango Gets CCTV Security System

Nanango Gets CCTV Security System

Nanango has become the second town in the South Burnett to install a CCTV video surveillance system, thanks to the Federal Government’s Safer Streets program and Heritage Nanango Community Branch

Crackdown On Real Estate Rorts

Crackdown On Real Estate Rorts

A joint agency crackdown on real estate agents withholding tenants’ bonds in Queensland has led to investigations against 13 agents, with a further 20 targeted for follow-up.

Dealership Staff Win Seven Awards

Dealership Staff Win Seven Awards

Staff at Kingaroy’s John Dundas Holden have come up trumps for customer service and product knowledge, winning seven awards in this year’s Holden Guild Of Excellence program.

MP Attacks ‘Grey Nomad Tax’

MP Attacks ‘Grey Nomad Tax’

Opposition Leader and Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington has called on the State Government to scrap what she describes as a “heartless” tax on grey nomads.

KCCI Encourages Wind Farm Work

KCCI Encourages Wind Farm Work

The Kingaroy Chamber Of Commerce and Industry is encouraging South Burnett businesses and residents who want to work on the Coopers Gap Wind Farm to contact the project’s major contractors.

Abbie’s Having Fun With Fruit

Abbie’s Having Fun With Fruit

Kingaroy businesswoman Abigail Andersson is determined to introduce something completely different to retailing  … and help make life a little bit better for some people in the process.

Woolies’ Bag Ban Starts Today

Woolies’ Bag Ban Starts Today

Woolworths and Big W stores across Queensland are no longer supplying shoppers with single-use plastic bags at the checkout, ahead of the State Government ban on July 1.

Plan To Build Truck Fuel Stop

Plan To Build Truck Fuel Stop

IOR Petroleum has lodged a development application with the South Burnett Regional Council to build an unmanned truck refuelling facility in the Kingaroy Industrial Estate.

Rail Trail Tourism Rising

Rail Trail Tourism Rising

Tourist numbers on the South Burnett Rail Trail are already matching traffic flows on the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail between Blackbutt and Moore, according to new data released by the South Burnett Regional Council.

CTC Honours Its Workers

CTC Honours Its Workers

South Burnett CTC held its annual staff day on Thursday … an opportunity for workers in the various arms of the not-for-profit organisation to meet, do something useful for the community that is totally different from their regular jobs, and learn who has won this year’s employee awards.

MBDA Wants Action On Crime

MBDA Wants Action On Crime

The Murgon Business and Development Association (MBDA) has asked the State Government for strong action to solve recent crime problems in the town.

LNP Unveils Five Goals For Queensland

LNP Unveils Five Goals For Queensland

Opposition Leader Deb Frecklington launched the LNP’s economic vision during her Budget Reply speech to State Parliament on Thursday, including breaking Ergon Energy’s monopoly in regional Queensland

Countdown To New Food Labels

Countdown To New Food Labels

The countdown is on … Agriculture Minister David Littleproud has reminded companies and consumers that Country of Origin Labelling is just over a fortnight away.

CTC To Host Meet’n’Greet

CTC To Host Meet’n’Greet

The Kingaroy Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s next Meet’n’Greet will be held at the Kingaroy Youth Park next Tuesday (June 19).

Truck Stop Gets Approval To Expand

Truck Stop Gets Approval To Expand

A 24-hour truck stop being built for Liberty Oil Rural in Youngman Street, Kingaroy will be bigger than first proposed after the Council agreed to vary the project’s development approval.

‘Smoke And Mirrors’ Budget: MP

‘Smoke And Mirrors’ Budget: MP

Opposition Leader and Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington has been describing the State Budget in the metro media as all “smoke and mirrors”, but she says this description applies to the sections applicable to the South Burnett, too.