‘Operation Boa’ Hits Sth Burnett
Hundreds of motorists have been pulled over by police in the South Burnett during a four-day crackdown dubbed “Operation Boa”.
Hundreds of motorists have been pulled over by police in the South Burnett during a four-day crackdown dubbed “Operation Boa”.
One person was taken to Kingaroy Hospital after a double crash on the D’Aguilar Highway at South Nanango on Tuesday morning.
South Burnett Regional Council CEO Mark Pitt PSM has been named as a finalist in the Outstanding Leadership Awards.
Toowoomba Regional Council has appointed a new Finance and Business Strategy General Manager.
Murgon police are investigating a number of thefts which have occurred recently in the local area.
The South Burnett Thrashers have continued their winning streak in the Darling Downs Rugby Union competition, downing the Toowoomba Bears 33-12 on Saturday.
Residents in the State seat of Callide will be going to the polls on June 18.
Wet weather did not deter voters from turning out at polling booths across the South Burnett on Saturday.
The deadline to submit information to the Sunwater survey into local irrigators’ water needs has been extended to June 17.
The State Government is offering all Queenslanders a free flu vaccination as the State faces a severe outbreak of Influenza A.
Police are disappointed by the number of motorists they have detected speeding recently on the region’s highways.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has conceded defeat and congratulated incoming PM Anthony Albanese.
After last week’s complete washout, rugby league is back in action this weekend with a special all-day Family Fun Day on Saturday at Murgon Showgrounds.
Major events in the South Burnett this month are acknowledging Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month and its 2022 theme, “All Of Us, Together”.
UPDATE: Saturday’s race meeting has been abandoned due to the rain. Racing will now go ahead at Nanango on Sunday, May 29.
UPDATE: Saturday’s race meeting has been abandoned due to the rain. Racing will now go ahead at Nanango on Sunday, May 29.
If you haven’t voted already – and we know many of you already have! – Saturday is the actual Election Day to decide Australia’s new Federal Parliament.
A funeral service will be held next Saturday (May 28) to celebrate the life of popular Murgon businessman and community stalwart Mark Smith.
The volunteer work undertaken by South Burnett Relay For Life organiser Rowena Dionysius has been recognised at this year’s Queensland Volunteering Awards.
A boil water alert has been issued for Cherbourg, with Council advising all residents on Friday morning they should boil tap water used for drinking until further notice.