Workshop Offers Food For Thought
Visiting a region to try its local foods and wines is the third most popular reason for tourists to go anywhere, according to research by Tourism Australia.
Visiting a region to try its local foods and wines is the third most popular reason for tourists to go anywhere, according to research by Tourism Australia.
There was a mix of good and bad news at Stanwell Corporation’s community update, held at Tarong Power Station on Thursday morning.
AGL is willing to supply all properties within 2km of the boundaries of its proposed Coopers Gap Wind Farm with a 5kw solar power system to help spread the benefits of the project through the community.
Kingaroy-based Peanut Company of Australia is celebrating the first birthday of its consumer brand, “Picky Picky Peanuts”.
A large, fast-moving fire is burning three to four kilometres east of Fernvale.
The Federal Government’s Mobile Service Centre “Desert Rose’” is coming to Goomeri.
The first of Cathay Pacific’s regular weekly freighter flights took off from Brisbane West Wellcamp Airport on Tuesday night.
AGL has received 24 submissions on its draft Environmental Impact Statement for the Coopers Gap wind farm.
GPs in rural and regional Queensland have been invited to apply for grants to assist their practices.
A business expo held in Kingaroy on Monday night attracted a wide variety of stalls … but it was the guest speakers who created the biggest buzz.
The new home of Kingaroy’s Friendship Markets seems to be suiting market goers and stall holders alike.
The LNP claims hundreds of power workers have lost their jobs from the State Government’s decision to shift debt on to State-owned power distributors.
A good crowd turned up on Thursday night to hear reports at South Burnett CTC’s AGM
Ipswich Council has been praised by Deputy Premier Jackie Trad for the assistance it has given with the temporary relocation of Swickers workers.
There was some surprising good news for guests attending the official opening of Heritage Lodge in Nanango: construction will start soon on a fourth duplex at the housing complex
Kingaroy’s “nosediving economy” has been blamed for the closure of the First Avenue store on December 2.
The rocking 1950s returned to the Bunya Mountains for a few hours last Saturday night with the inaugural rock’n’roll dance held at Elz Bistro.
A recent Meet and Greet for Nanango’s business community seems likely to be the first of many
Stanwell has defended the process it went through before signing a 10-year deal with Coal Reuse to remove combustion products from the Tarong and Tarong North power stations.
South Burnett businesses and organisations have been invited to take an information stand at next week’s South Burnett Business Expo in Kingaroy.