Cow Sends Man To Hospital
A man suffered a facial injury when his vehicle hit a cow at Wattle Camp on Thursday night.
Numbers Down But Prices Firm
A total of 450 cattle were yarded in Murgon for Tuesday’s fortnightly cattle sale.
Players Ready To Tread The Boards
Cold war tensions, a love triangle and music by ABBA stars Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus … what more could you want? So have you booked your tickets to Chess yet?
Donation Boosts Community Fleet
The Graham House Community Transport Service has two shiny new Kia Carnivals, thanks to a generous donation by the Murgon Services Club.
Burrandowan’s Always In Style
The Burrandowan Picnic Races always attracts herds of thoroughbreds – both on and off the racetrack – to its annual outing.
Three Hurt In Collision
Three people were freed by rescue crews after a collision on the D’Aguilar Highway at Coolabunia on Wednesday morning.
Nephew Charged With Murder
Police have charged Kilkivan resident James Neale, 42, with murder after an investigation into the death of his uncle in Kilkivan last month.
BOM Moves To La Niña Watch
The Bureau of Meteorology has moved to a La Niña Watch.
LNP MPs Slam Federal Budget
The three LNP MPs who represent different slices of the South Burnett have all reacted negatively to Tuesday night’s Federal Budget.
Saints Maul Cougars At Home
South Burnett Saints men notched up their second win of the season in the Darling Downs AFL competition on Saturday.
$1000 Bursaries For Women
South Burnett women have been invited to look over the criteria for a string of $1000 bursaries being offered by the National Council of Women in Queensland.
Group Gets Keys To Old Church
Kilkivan and District Community Care Association has taken control of the 100-year-old former St Kevin’s Catholic Church but has described it as “a bittersweet victory”.
Alleged Driver Faces Fresh Charge
A Brooklands man charged over the death of a jogger near Nanango in September 2022 faced a fresh charge in Nanango Magistrates Court on Monday.
Ideas Sought On GP Training
Rural training opportunities for GPs were showcased last week as members of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners toured the South Burnett and Darling Downs.
Local Grower Wins Award
Wondai cotton grower Michael Stewart has been named a regional winner and finalist in the 2023-24 FastStart Cotton Establishment Awards.
Fire Pit In Time For Winter
Overnight campers – and local picnickers – at Nanango’s Tipperary Flat park can now warm themselves around an open pit fire.
Deadly Serious About Having Fun
Nearly 100 people turned out on the South Burnett Rail Trail at Wondai on Sunday morning for the Mother’s Day Classic fundraiser.
Spotlight On Council Sustainability
A Federal Government committee will begin holding public hearings this week into the sustainability of local governments across Australia.
Manhunt Ends In NSW
A South Australian man believed to be responsible for an alleged assault near Goomeri last week has been arrested interstate.
Deer Causes Highway Crash
A man aged in his 60s was taken to Kingaroy Hospital for assessment after his vehicle hit a deer on the D’Aguilar Highway.
