Applications Open For BBRF
Member for Maranoa David Littleproud has reminded South Burnett residents that applications are now open for the Federal Government’s Building Better Regions Fund.
New Collar For Dangerous Dogs
Regulated dogs across Queensland must wear a specific type of distinctive red and yellow striped collar from January 1.
Council Offers 11 Traineeships
South Burnett Regional Council is offering 11 First Start traineeships in 2022, funded by the State Government.
‘Be Kind At Check In Time’
The State Government has appealed to disgruntled residents to show respect for workers when the Proof Of Vaccination changes come into force on Friday.
Christmas Cheer On The Way!
About 110 festive Christmas hampers are now on their way to local families thanks to the generosity of South Burnett residents.
Special Thank You To Rotary
Kingaroy State School students recently attended a Kingaroy Rotary Club meeting to say a special “thank you” to members.
Juniors Have A Blast at Gabba
South Burnett youngsters who took part in the Master Blasters junior cricket program had the opportunity recently to experience cricket at the top level.
Council To Revisit Kerbside Recycling
South Burnett Regional Council is expected to survey residents next year to test their appetite for a kerbside recycling service.
Crash At Moffatdale
One person has been taken to hospital after a single vehicle rollover on the Burnett Highway on Tuesday morning.
Heritage Parties In Full Colour
Heritage Community Branch Nanango’s 20th birthday celebrations took a colourful turn on Saturday morning with a special “rainbow run” along the Ros Gregor Trail.
Smiles All Around At Hivesville
Santa hitched a ride to Hivesville on Sunday night aboard a North Pole fire truck … are there really bushfires at the North Pole?
2022 Awards At Blackbutt
South Burnett Regional Council’s 2022 Australia Day Awards will be held at Blackbutt Showgrounds on Sunday, January 23.
Ten New COVID Cases In Qld
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk announced on Monday there were 10 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the State, but only one was locally acquired.
Cyclist Struck By Truck
A female cyclist was transported to Kingaroy Hospital with serious leg injuries after being hit by a truck near Cheers Triangle in Kingaroy on Monday morning.
Wooroolin Swamps Murgon In Final
Wooroolin Warriors have put paid to any hopes of Murgon repeating last season’s triple crown success in the Gympie A Grade cricket competition, comprehensively defeating Crusaders on Saturday.
New Life For Old Masonic Hall
Nanango’s old Masonic Hall has had new life breathed into it, thanks to a collaboration between the Heritage Community Branch Nanango and NaTDA.
Use Of The Internet Surges
The COVID-19 pandemic has helped drive rapid growth in Australians’ online activity, increasing data downloads and heightening demand for high-speed internet plans, according to recently released research from ACMA.
Red Earth Looks To The Future
Red Earth Community Foundation reflected on the past 12 months at its “Red Report” last Monday but also paused to consider the region’s challenges over the next 50 years.
Students Celebrate Successes
The auditorium at TAFE Queensland’s Nurunderi campus in Cherbourg was filled with proud students, their friends and family members on Wednesday for the college’s annual graduation ceremony.
Christmas In The Park
The organisers of the Kingaroy Christmas Carnival didn’t know what to expect when they announced the event had to be shifted.
