Still Time To Sign: Mayor
South Burnett Mayor Wayne Kratzmann says there is still time to sign up to support the #saveOURhospital campaign.
South Burnett Mayor Wayne Kratzmann says there is still time to sign up to support the #saveOURhospital campaign.
The annual Courier-Mail Regional Flavours festival shone a spotlight on the best of the South Burnett in Brisbane at the weekend.
A survey of visitors using Murgon’s 48-hour free camping ground show it’s reaching a new, untapped market
Member for Flynn Ken O’Dowd has emphasised the Free Trade Agreement with China will not hurt local jobs.
Landholders and communities will regain their right to object to mining developments under legislation introduced to State Parliament on Wednesday.
Parents who run a home-based business may be eligible for grants up to $5000 through a new State Government program.
South Burnett Tourism Association members voted on Tuesday night to wind the group up
Work to construct a new multi-million dollar fly ash handling facility at Tarong Power Station is expected to begin soon.
Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington has summed up today’s State Budget as “disappointing”.
The Kingaroy Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s next Meet’n’Greet will be a breakfast meeting at Kingaroy RSL Club.
The State Government announced today it will cut $4.1 billion off the State’s forecast $80 billion debt by shifting it on to the balance sheets of government-owned electricity network companies.
A multi-million dollar upgrade at Swickers’ Kingaroy pig abattoir will have the potential to lift production at the plant to 30,000 head per week.
Are women having more of a say in how farms are run? Research being conducted at James Cook University suggests this may be the case, and technology could be the reason.
South Burnett Regional Council is continuing to look for a new hospital operator to manage the South Burnett Private Hospital, despite the hospital formally closing on June 30.
The anti-mining group Lock The Gate has alleged that New Hope Coal has been paying royalties to itself from the controversial Acland coal mine.
New research released by Tourism and Events Queensland (TEQ) today estimates there has been an 11.3 per cent rise in domestic tourism across the Southern Queensland Country region in the year ending March 2015.
The Federal Government’s shake-up of unemployment contracts – which saw two jobs agencies close their doors on June 30 in the South Burnett – has had its flipside with the opening of four new shopfronts on Wednesday.
Agribusiness bank Rabobank has called for a lift in productivity on Australian farms, both to raise farmers’ incomes and to ensure Australian agriculture remains globally competitive.
The South Burnett Tourism Association (SBTA) may close down in a fortnight, leaving the region’s tourist operators without a voice in the way the region is promoted to potential visitors in the future.
Residents have been warned to be wary of telephone callers claiming to be from the Australian Taxation Office