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Pacing To Get Shows Racing
Competitive harness racing is returning to the South Burnett with events planned at this year’s Nanango and Kingaroy shows as part of a $20,000 Racing Queensland promotion.
AgForce Slams Drought Response
AgForce claims the State Government has failed to appreciate the seriousness of the drought, and is unwilling accept advice from people on the ground.
RADF, Grants Rounds To Open
Artists and not-for-profit community groups should mark their calendars … the latest round of funding under the South Burnett Regional Council’s Community Grants Program will open on February 1.
Youth Dies After Ute Fall
A 16-year-old Meringandan boy critically injured after falling from a ute at Bowenville in the early hours of January 12 has died in hospital.
Work Starts On $38m Upgrade
Preliminary work has begun on a $13 million upgrade by Powerlink of the 38-year-old Tarong Substation.
Local Fire Bans Extended
QFES has again extended a local fire ban in the South Burnett, Cherbourg, Gympie and North Burnett council areas.
Man Hurt In Crash
An elderly man has been airlifted to hospital following a single-vehicle crash on Friday morning at Elgin Vale.
Two Charged Over Break-Ins
Police have charged a 20-year-old Wondai man and a 24-year-old Murgon man after alleged break-and-enters at businesses in Wondai and Kingaroy.
Kitchen Fire Damages House
A house in Parkside Drive in Kingaroy was badly damaged by fire late on Thursday night.
Act Aims To Enforce Human Rights
New human rights legislation came into force in Queensland on January 1.
Charges After Police Station Visit
A 62-year-old man who drove to Nanango police station on December 23 may now be regretting his decision … he has ended up facing multiple charges and will appear in Nanango Magistrates Court.
Local Fire Bans Extended
QFES has again extended a local fire ban in the South Burnett, Cherbourg, Gympie and North Burnett council areas.
Merry Christmas To All Our Readers
South Burnett Online will be taking a short break between Monday, December 23, and Sunday, January 19.
Kumbia Cooks Up A Storm
Kumbia’s culinary treats are well known far beyond the town’s borders, and they were on full display at this year’s Kumbia Christmas Carnival
Nanango Welcomes Christmas
A large crowd packed Pioneer Park in Nanango on Friday night for the annual Heritage Christmas Carnival
Carnival Shines In Kingaroy
A massive clap of thunder was the closest the Kingaroy Christmas Carnival came to promised rain this year
Proston Comes
Out To Celebrate
Guests at this year’s Proston Christmas Carnival braved hot weather for a relaxed evening of fun
Cherbourg &
Murgon Have Fun
Christmas was celebrated in new ways but Cherbourg and Murgon made sure the Christmas spirit was alive
Historic Tower Escapes Blaze
The recent bushfires in the Jimna area burned dangerously close to the historic Jimna fire tower.
Family Mystery Ends In Outback Winton
Former Cherbourg resident Nancy Chambers went to her grave not knowing what happened to her parents …
Burnett Water Study Begins
The long-awaited multi-million dollar water feasibility study for the Burnett region has finally begun
Summer Exhibition ‘A First For Region’
Wondai Regional Art Gallery’s latest exhibition is offering visitors something unique this summer: the first non-metropolitan exhibition from the Pastel Society Of Australia (PSA).
Police Chaplain Farewelled
South Burnett police chaplain Rev Dr David Ferguson was farewelled at a barbecue lunch held at Kingaroy Police Station on Friday.
Court Approves ‘Stolen Wages’ Settlement
The Federal Court has approved a $190 million settlement reached earlier this year in Queensland’s long-running “stolen wages” class action.
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