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Grant Aims To Change Lives

Grant Aims To Change Lives

South Burnett CTC has been awarded a $709,853 grant to run a two-year program aimed at helping at-risk youth in the South Burnett.

Thrashers Test Their Strengths

Thrashers Test Their Strengths

The newly reformed South Burnett Thrashers rugby union team travelled to Condamine at the weekend for their first trial games ahead of the season opening round on April 9.

Dignity For High School Students

Dignity For High School Students

Murgon and Kingaroy State High schools are among the first eight schools in the Darling Downs region which will receive a Dignity Vending Machine, courtesy of the State Government and the Share the Dignity charity.

$69m Plan To Tackle JEV

$69m Plan To Tackle JEV

Agriculture Minister David Littleproud says the Federal Government has invested $69 million in battling the outbreak of Japanese Encephalitis Virus (JEV) in Australia.

Son-In-Law Faces Murder Charge

Son-In-Law Faces Murder Charge

The 33-year-old son-in-law of Crows Nest woman Krishna Chopra, 61, has been charged with her murder.

Bonus Games Surprise League Fans

Bonus Games Surprise League Fans

Kingaroy Red Ants had planned to host two local trial matches last Saturday, but the storms on the coast blew in a big bonus for the club … three Round 2 games from the Statewide QRL junior competitions.

U14s Seize Wide Bay Crown

U14s Seize Wide Bay Crown

Young cricketers did the South Burnett proud last Sunday when the Grand Finals of the Wide Bay Intercity Championships were played in Bundaberg.

Councils Invited To Apply For Funds

Councils Invited To Apply For Funds

Applications are now open for local councils to apply for grants from the Federal Government’s Regional Sport Events Fund, an initiative aimed at kick-starting local economies affected by the pandemic and now floods.

Elderly Woman Hurt In Crash

Elderly Woman Hurt In Crash

An elderly woman was taken to Kingaroy Hospital in a stable condition after a collision between two small hatchbacks in Kingaroy on Thursday morning.

‘Dual Peanuts’ Push Into NQ, NT

‘Dual Peanuts’ Push Into NQ, NT

“​Dual-purpose” peanut varieties could hold the key to diversifying grazing operations across Northern Australia, according to Central Queensland University researchers.

Shops Ready For Relaunch

Shops Ready For Relaunch

A strip of empty shops at the corner of Lamb and Gore streets in Murgon will finally get a new lease of life in the next few months.