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COVID Toll Rises To 23

COVID Toll Rises To 23

One more person has died with COVID-19 in the Darling Downs Health region, taking the toll since the pandemic began to 23.

Council Brekkie Helps BlazeAid

Council Brekkie Helps BlazeAid

South Burnett Regional Council staff members swapped their desks for fundraising at a special breakfast in Kingaroy on Thursday morning to help BlazeAid.

Kindy Dinner Celebrates Women

Kindy Dinner Celebrates Women

One of the South Burnett’s oldest community kindergartens marked its 53rd year of operations recently with a dinner to celebrate International Women’s Day.

Grants Help To Power Groups

Grants Help To Power Groups

Two of the Murgon district’s long-established community groups could be slashing their power bills soon, thanks to a grant program that funds the purchase of energy-efficient appliances for not-for-profit organisations.

Madeley Joins Div 1 Contest

Madeley Joins Div 1 Contest

A second candidate has tossed his hat into the ring to contest the by-election for Division 1 of the South Burnett Regional Council.

Kingaroy’s Hospital Officially Opens

Kingaroy’s Hospital Officially Opens

There’s been about 23,200 outpatients visits and 17,500 emergency department presentations already … but Kingaroy’s new $92.5 million hospital was finally officially opened on Tuesday morning.

Farm Loan Scheme Expands

Farm Loan Scheme Expands

More farm businesses will be able to apply for Regional Investment Corporation loans after the Federal Government revised the definition of a “farm business”.

If It’s Flooded, Forget It!

If It’s Flooded, Forget It!

Motorists are again being urged by Toowoomba Regional Council to avoid driving through dangerous floodwaters as parts of the region mop up yet again from weekend rainfall.

COVID-19 Restrictions Ease Again

COVID-19 Restrictions Ease Again

COVID-19 restrictions in Queensland will be easing from 1:00am on April 14.

Export Grants Open

Export Grants Open

Queensland exporters looking to access new markets can now get a kickstart of up to $25,000 through the State Government’s New Market Program.