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New Weather Radar Goes Live

New Weather Radar Goes Live

Images from the newly installed weather radar near Taroom are now live on the Bureau of Meteorology’s website and BOM Weather app.

Ken Gets His Award At Last

Ken Gets His Award At Last

Retired Kingaroy businessman Ken Mills was officially presented with his 2022 Citizen Of The Year Award by South Burnett mayor Brett Otto on Saturday.

Meet JT At Free Community Event

Meet JT At Free Community Event

Rugby league legend Johnathan Thurston will be coming to the South Burnett next month to talk to local schoolchildren, but there will also be an opportunity for everyone else to meet him!

Local Victory Tops A Big Year

Local Victory Tops A Big Year

The South Burnett Speedway Club wrapped up its 2021-22 racing season on a high note on Sunday night with a win by two popular local drivers.

KTP To Cost An Extra $900,000

KTP To Cost An Extra $900,000

South Burnett Regional Council is putting an extra $900,000 towards the Kingaroy Transformation Project to compensate for inflation, supply shortages and delays caused by heavy Spring rains.

Rainforests Struggling After Fires

Rainforests Struggling After Fires

Bird populations vital to rainforest regeneration are struggling to recover after the black summer bushfires devastated Australia, according to a study from the Centre for Ecosystem Science at the University of NSW.

Islanders Romp Home

Islanders Romp Home

Round 1 of the South Burnett soccer competition was played last Friday and Saturday nights at the Kingaroy soccer fields.

Council Needs You!

Council Needs You!

Are you friendly, motivated and passionate about the South Burnett, and what our community has to offer?

$42,750 Boost For Sub-Branch

$42,750 Boost For Sub-Branch

The Nanango RSL Sub-Branch has received $42,750 in Federal Government grants: $32,750 from the Veteran and Community Grants scheme and $10,000 from the Saluting Their Service program.

Funding For Local Nature Refuges

Funding For Local Nature Refuges

Two South Burnett nature refuges are among 80 across Queensland which will receive grants under the latest round of the State Government’s Nature Refuge Landholder Grants program.

Garden Art Blooms Again

Garden Art Blooms Again

The pandemic definitely pummelled Wondai’s garden art exhibition around for the past two years, but didn’t knock it out.

Rains Came, Crowds Remained

Rains Came, Crowds Remained

Wet weather and a chilly morning could not deter South Burnett residents turning out in force at Anzac Day commemorations across the region on Monday.