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D-Day For Tingoora Hall

D-Day For Tingoora Hall

D-Day has arrived for the much-loved but dilapidated Tingoora Hall, with the South Burnett Regional Council opening tenders for its removal or demolition.

Nuclear ‘Road Block To The Lodge’

Nuclear ‘Road Block To The Lodge’

A group of disgruntled Liberal Party supporters has launched a lobby group which hopes to persuade the party to abandon its nuclear energy policy so it can have a chance to win power at the upcoming Federal Election.

Wondai Man Charged

Wondai Man Charged

A 53-year-old Wondai man has been charged with two counts of wilful damage following an incident in Wondai on Sunday.

Afghanistan … Lest We Forget

Afghanistan … Lest We Forget

There doesn’t appear to be any official day of commemoration on Australia’s national calendar to acknowledge the sacrifice of Afghanistan war veterans, which is ironic as it is the country’s longest war.

Gallery Unveils Anzac Competition

Gallery Unveils Anzac Competition

55 Million Years Ago – the museum and art gallery in Macalister Street, Murgon – has unveiled its inaugural art competition, just in time for Anzac Day.

Goomeri Flavour Fills Gallery

Goomeri Flavour Fills Gallery

Works by self-taught artist Penny Ruthenberg – better known to Goomeri Pumpkin festivalgoers as the “Pumpkin Fairy” – have taken over the main area at Wondai Regional Art Gallery this month.

Numbers Up In Kingaroy Court

Numbers Up In Kingaroy Court

The number of people who appeared in Kingaroy Magistrates Court rose by more than 21 per cent in 2023-24, figures tabled by Attorney-General Deb Frecklington in State Parliament have shown.