Pinion To Lead Water Research
Grain growers in medium and high rainfall zones will gain new tools to tackle waterlogging, runoff and evaporation thanks to a major new national project led by Pinion Advisory.
Proud Day For Schmidt Family
Member for Nanango, Attorney-General Deb Frecklington, celebrated a proud moment in the Supreme Court of Queensland recently, moving the admission of Kingaroy local resident Oscar Schmidt as a Legal Practitioner.
Murder Charge: Mental Health Check
The Queensland Mental Health Court will decide the state of mind of a Kilkivan man charged with murder over the death of his uncle.
New Transfer Station Ready To Open
The new Waste Transfer Station at Maidenwell will officially open on Monday, December 22.
Disaster Groups Prepare For Action
South Burnett Local Disaster Management Group and Local Disaster Recovery Group members met recently to discuss preparations ahead of the storm season.
Funding Targets Youth Crime
Member for Nanango, Attorney-General Deb Frecklington, has congratulated South Burnett CTC on their successful grant application under the State Government’s $100 million Kickstarter Program.
Online Portal To Find Grants
Several local councils have joined the Grants Guru online portal to help community groups, sporting clubs, not-for-profits and local businesses explore grant opportunities.
Full Fields For Nanango Races
The Sportsbet Nanango Race Club will be holding its Christmas Race Meeting at the Lee Park Racecourse on Saturday.
Christmas Bargains At Wondai Gallery
The Wondai Regional Art Gallery could be the place to visit if you’re after a last-minute Christmas gift!
Ex-Councillor In Tragedy
Former Somerset councillor Kirsten Moriarty has been identified as the woman found dead inside a vehicle in southern NSW.
Age Limit Slashed For Ankle Monitors
A Bill was introduced into State Parliament on Wednesday which will mean children as young as 10 – anywhere in Queensland – could be ordered by courts to wear electronic ankle monitors while on bail.
SES Celebrates 50 Years
The Plymouth Brethren’s Rapid Relief Team helped South Burnett SES volunteers celebrate their recent 50th anniversary.
Darryl Looks Back With Pride
Year 12 student Darryl Gyemore says he felt honoured to represent his community while studying at Saint Mary’s Catholic College in Kingaroy.
Olivia To Study At Japanese Uni
A Year 12 Kingaroy State High School graduate has been offered a place at Doshisha University in Kyoto, one of the Japan’s most respected private universities, to study a Bachelor of Liberal Arts.
Generations Of Excellence
DEB’S DIARY
It was a pleasure to visit the Brown family’s Pakaderinga Feedlot, a long‑standing operation that has been proudly run across generations.
RACQ Urges Parents: Think Carefully
The RACQ has urged parents to think carefully before giving an e-scooter to their children as a Christmas present following the release of the latest injury data.
Penny Farthing Tribute Unveiled
Visitors to Wondai’s Coronation Park may have noticed an unusual sight on Wednesday morning … a new park bench was springing up at the rear of the Wondai Art Gallery.
Nanango’s PoolPod Officially Opens
A $115,000 PoolPod Platform Lift, installed earlier this year at the South Burnett Aquatic Centre in Nanango, was officially opened this week.
Benches Highlight Reconciliation
Eight Reconciliation Benches – unveiled at Cherbourg in August – have now been positioned around the South Burnett region.
Second Public Meeting Called
South Burnett Regional Council has organised a second public meeting in Murgon to discuss crime issues and community safety.
