Where Aussies Get Their News
Australians are avid consumers of news, but the places where we get it have altered significantly over the past decade.
‘Not One Cent’ On Borumba: LNP
The Nationals have vowed not one cent of Commonwealth money will be spent on the Borumba Dam pumped hydro project if the Coalition wins power at the next Federal Election.
Dob In A Dangerous Road
The RACQ is again calling on motorists throughout Queensland to dob in roads that urgently need upgrades.
‘Champions’ Visit Cherbourg
Cherbourg’s new State Government “champions” visited the community last week to catch up with Mayor Bruce Simpson and discuss issues with residents and council.
Fundraiser To Help Crash Family
An online fundraiser has been launched to help cover the funeral costs of three family killed in a recent crash at Nanango.
Home Destroyed By Fire
A two-storey home at South Nanango partially collapsed while firefighters were battling the blaze on Saturday night.
Motorbike Rider Injured
A motorbike rider was airlifted to hospital after a crash on Pierces Creek Road, between Blackbutt and Crows Nest,.
Police Probe Rural Break-Ins
Police are investigating break-and-enters of rural properties in the Boyneside and Haly Creek areas on Sunday night.
Stags Hold On To Stay Unbeaten
Murgon enjoyed a second-half comeback in their A Grade rugby league game played in wintry conditions at Cherbourg last Saturday, but it wasn’t enough to lock in their first win for the season.
Local Groups To Share $304,000
Ten South Burnett community groups will receive a total of $304,027 in grants from the State Government’s Gambling Community Benefit Fund.
Murgon Boy Charged
A 15-year-old Murgon boy has been charged following the theft of two vehicles from a Brisbane home on Thursday.
Man Charged Over Thefts
Kingaroy detectives have arrested a 29-year-old Bundaberg man and charged him with 18 offences in relation to recent thefts in the South Burnett and other areas.
Firies Douse Burning Vehicle
Firefighters sprung into action on Thursday afternoon after an overturned vehicle was set on fire within metres of houses in Cherbourg.
Support Group Discusses Art
The May meeting of the South Burnett Parkinson’s Support Group was held at Graham House in Murgon on May 27.
BIEDO Offers Tech Roadshow
BIEDO is bringing a roadshow to the South Burnett later this month to help demystify digital “connectivity”.
Olivia’s Chasing Her Dreams
A desire to make a positive impact in the world has helped former Kingaroy State High School captain Olivia Eriksen pursue her nursing career with passion.
MX Rider Injured
LifeFlight airlifted an injured motorbike rider after a crash on a private property at South Nanango on Thursday morning.
Inquest Draws A Blank
A Coroner has been unable to determine the cause of death of a former Cherbourg woman whose body was found inside a duffle bag at the base of the Kangaroo Point cliffs in Brisbane in September 2018.
Government Not ‘Up Front’
Member for Flynn Colin Boyce says the Federal Government has “falsely claimed” the Mobile Black Spot Program has not been cut to zero.
Winter Brings Craft To Gallery
Interested in pottery or perhaps mosaics? Print-making or macrame? Or maybe making a terrarium is more your style … then the Kingaroy Regional Art Gallery is the place to explore over the next two months.
