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School Traps To Target Feral Pigs

School Traps To Target Feral Pigs

Five feral pig traps are being built in a partnership between local students and Western Downs Regional Council in a bid to help manage the spread of phytophthora in the Bunya Mountains.

Woman Killed On Highway

Woman Killed On Highway

The Forensic Crash Unit is investigating after a woman was struck and killed on the D’Aguilar Highway on Wednesday afternoon.

Veterans Mark 60th Anniversary

Veterans Mark 60th Anniversary

The 60th anniversary of the Battle of Long Tan was remembered at Vietnam Veterans’ Day commemorations around the South Burnett on Tuesday morning.

Pork Probe: Four Charged

Pork Probe: Four Charged

Four people linked to the pork industry have been charged after a joint investigation by the Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission and NSW Police.

35 Years Of Neighbourhood Watch

35 Years Of Neighbourhood Watch

Kumbia Neighbourhood Watch – one of the longest continuously running Neighbourhood Watch groups in Queensland – celebrated its 35th anniversary on Saturday night with a special dinner.

New Chair For Northern Panel

New Chair For Northern Panel

The Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) has appointed a new head to its Northern Panel, which covers growers in Queensland and NSW.

Man Hurt In Collision

Man Hurt In Collision

A man was transported by ambulance to Kingaroy Hospital after a collision at Chahpingah on Friday morning.

Proston To Stay In Nanango

Proston To Stay In Nanango

A proposal which would have excluded Proston from the Electorate of Nanango at the next State Election has been dropped after a submission from the South Burnett Regional Council.

Too Much Art Is Not Enough!

Too Much Art Is Not Enough!

South Burnett Mayor Kathy Duff was extra busy last Friday night, called upon to open the August exhibitions at both the Kingaroy and Wondai regional art galleries.

AgForce Slams Land Use Bill

AgForce Slams Land Use Bill

AgForce has criticised State Government legislation designed to fast-track major projects in Queensland, saying it comes at too high a cost for farmers.

Golf Day Raises $6000

Golf Day Raises $6000

The Kingaroy Hospital Auxiliary’s recent Balls & Beanies Golf Day has raised at least $6000 to put towards the purchase of new equipment for Kingaroy Hospital.