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Confusion Over Bed Numbers

Confusion Over Bed Numbers

The LNP State Opposition has produced figures that show the number of beds at three South Burnett hospitals have been slashed, including 28 fewer at the new Kingaroy Hospital.

Six Projects To Improve Safety

Six Projects To Improve Safety

Six projects designed to improve safety around local schools have gained $1.2 million funding from the State Government’s School Transport Infrastructure Program.

KCCI To Host Relay Launch

KCCI To Host Relay Launch

The Kingaroy Chamber of Commerce and Industry will again be hosting the official launch of the South Burnett’s Relay For Life fundraising campaign.

MP Urges Residents To Speak Up

MP Urges Residents To Speak Up

Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington says the current Senate Committee investigating the impact of bank closures in regional areas is an important opportunity to share information with the Federal Government.

MP To Meet With Residents

MP To Meet With Residents

Residents in the Federal Electorate of Wide Bay have been invited to make an appointment to discuss issues with their local MP, Llew O’Brien.  

Boost For Local Brigades

Boost For Local Brigades

Eight South Burnett rural fire brigade units will each receive $5000 worth of items from local businesses, thanks to the Rural Fire Brigades Association Queensland.

South Burnett Celebrates Harmony

South Burnett Celebrates Harmony

The first ever Harmony Week celebrations held in Kingaroy last Saturday have demonstrated just how diverse the local South Burnett community really is!

Nanango Getting Ready For Show

Nanango Getting Ready For Show

Nanango Show Society members held a small celebration at the showgrounds on Saturday afternoon to name their 2023 showgirls and Rural Ambassador.

70 Riders Compete At Nanango

70 Riders Compete At Nanango

The South Burnett Working Equitation club hosted more than 70 horse and rider combinations earlier this month in a two-day competition at the Nanango Showgrounds.

Plan Bee To Protect Avocado Exports

Plan Bee To Protect Avocado Exports

Bees could help prove Australian avocados are free of a pathogen that could be a barrier to exports, according to research by the University of Queensland and the CSIRO.