Towns Remember To Remember
Remembrance Day was commemorated around the region on Saturday morning with solemn events held in most towns.
Remembrance Day was commemorated around the region on Saturday morning with solemn events held in most towns.
The local fire ban in the South and North Burnett, Cherbourg and Gympie council areas has been extended again.
Airbnb users have rated the South Burnett as one of Australia’s most hospitable regions, according to data supplied by the short-term homestay company.
Murgon Diggers proved too strong for Kingaroy Services Orange in their cricket match played at Taabinga State School.
A family has taken over all three galleries at the Wondai Regional Art Gallery in November … but did they all have the choice?
Remembrance Day falls on a Saturday this year, but that wasn’t going to stop the students from some of the South Burnett’s smallest schools marking the important occasion.
Murgon police are investigating three car thefts this week from local streets, with one of the vehicles still missing:
Adventure 4×4 And More – a new venture by well-known local businesspeople Brett and Jacqui Trace – will be hosting the Kingaroy Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s next meet’n’greet.
A new Dealer Principal has been appointed at the Mills Motor Group in Kingaroy.
Nationals Leader David Littleproud has called for mandated domestic mobile roaming in regional, rural and remote Australia in the wake of the Optus outage.
A TV film crew was in Cherbourg this week shooting footage for an upcoming episode of Fishing Australia.
Fourteen community organisations have shared $30,949 from the South Burnett Regional Council’s latest community grants round.
A chance encounter at a Local Government Association of Queensland conference in Cairns last year led to a helping hand from the RACQ Foundation at Cherbourg recently.
South Burnett Regional Council will fund five arts projects in its latest round of Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) grants.
Queensland barrister – and former Roma Town Council CEO – Russell Hood has been appointed president of an expanded Councillor Conduct Tribunal.
A concert designed to lift the spirits of a community which has been hit in recent years by drought, floods and fire enticed a large number of family groups to gather at Kingaroy Town Hall on Saturday night.
Entries are now open for three local Christmas lights competitions!
Australian and American scientists are teaming up to tackle one of animal science’s biggest challenges: a safe and effective vaccine against African Swine Fever.
Applications are now open for Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington’s Year 12 School Leavers Bursary.
Blackbutt’s champion axeman Mitch Argent has struck gold again on the international stage.