Mini Games With Maxi Fun
There were proud parents, coaches, colourful gazebos, spectators dodging footballs on the sidelines … and lots and lots of very happy youngsters running about.
Lease Ends At Manar Park
Manar Park managers Frank and Cathy Blinco have announced that their lease of the popular off-road recreation park at Boondooma has not been renewed.
Saints Show Some Bulldog Spirit
South Burnett Saints marked their annual Heritage Day with a reunion of past players – and entertainment into the night – at Kingaroy’s Lyle Vidler Oval on Saturday.
Asbestos Alert At Cloyna Tip
South Burnett Regional Council has been forced to close part of the Cloyna Waste Transfer Facility due to the illegal dumping of asbestos.
Career Options Open Up At TAFE
Students from local high schools – as well as some interested older residents – explored the many career options available in the South Burnett on Thursday.
Vandalism Bill Tops $300,000
The bill for recent vandalism of public amenities in Kingaroy is now more than $300,000, according to Deputy Mayor Danita Potter.
Update To Water Laws
Irrigation users should be aware amendments to State water regulations came into effect on July 22.
Council Changes Hall Hire Process
South Burnett Regional Council is introducing a new process for booking its halls and venues throughout the region.
Report Illegal Dumping
South Burnett Mayor Kathy Duff has urged residents to contact council if they become aware of illegally dumped materials in the region.
Prepare Now For Fire Season
South Burnett Regional Council is urging landholders to prepare now for the 2024-25 bushfire season.
Council Upgrades Dam Info
South Burnett Regional Council has launched new web pages for the Bjelke-Petersen and Boondooma Dam caravan and recreation parks.
MP Queries Missing Bus Service
Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington has written to Health Minister Shannon Fentiman to find out why the bus which has been providing transport for South Burnett patients to Toowoomba Hospital is no longer running.
Woman Faces 66 Drug Charges
Detectives have charged a 35-year-old woman with 66 drug-related offences after a search of a house in Barber Street, Cherbourg, on Wednesday.
Praise For End Of Four-Night Rule
The removal of the Patient Travel Subsidy Scheme’s four-night rule by the State Government has been applauded by the National Rural Health Alliance.
Local Businesses Win Top Awards
Two South Burnett businesses took out major awards at the regional finals of the Queensland Training Awards held during a glittering gala dinner at Kingaroy Town Hall on Friday night.
Alleged Robber Stabbed
Police have charged a 25-year-old man following an alleged attempted armed robbery at Goomeri on Tuesday night.
Cherbourg Sets Up Elders Group
Cherbourg Council has formed an Elders Advisory Group to advise council on setting strategic goals for the community.
Powerlink Approves New BESS
A proposed 200MW Battery Energy Storage System at Lower Wonga has secured approval from Powerlink to be linked to the electricity grid.
Cattle Truck Driver Injured
A truck driver aged in his 50s was airlifted to hospital on Wednesday morning after a cattle truck rolled on the Blackbutt Range.
Police Probe Wilful Damage
Murgon police are investigating a number of possibly unrelated recent incidents of wilful damage in Murgon and Cherbourg.
