Full Fields For Nanango Races
Nanango Race Club will be holding its Nanango Cup Race Meeting at the Lee Park Racecourse on Saturday.
Nanango Race Club will be holding its Nanango Cup Race Meeting at the Lee Park Racecourse on Saturday.
Eight new confirmed cases of COVID-19 were reported in Queensland on Wednesday – the largest daily number since the latest cluster began in mid-August.
If the dream of a fast rail network servicing south-east Queensland was realised, the Wide Bay Burnett region could enjoy a boom in population.
Agents yarded 714 head at the fortnightly Fat and Store sale in Murgon on Tuesday.
A new virtual reality crew simulator is transforming the way RACQ LifeFlight Rescue aircrew train for lifesaving winch missions, allowing them to build their skills in scenarios which can’t be replicated in live helicopter training.
Employers found to be deliberately stealing from their workers will now face jail under new laws passed in State Parliament on Wednesday.
South Burnett Regional Council has advised that its community halls are available for hire but there are restrictions in line with current Public Health Directions.
The State Government is adding 13 new electric vehicle charging stations to its “Queensland Electric Super Highway”, including a new site at Gympie.
Nanango businesswoman Jane Erkens has released a video protesting the South Burnett Regional Council’s recent decision to lift standpipe water charges by 150 per cent.
The public will have the chance to view and comment on final plans for Kingaroy’s CBD revitalisation project later this month.
The reality that African Swine Fever could reach Australia has prompted the Federal Government to negotiate a special zoning arrangement with Singapore, the country’s largest export market for pork.
Queensland boarding school students who live in either NSW or the ACT have won the right to go home for the Christmas holidays, but it comes with strict conditions.
The speed limit on the notorious Cooyar Range stretch of the New England Highway – the site of multiple accidents over the years – will drop from 100km/h to 60km/h this week.
Record numbers of university students are heading to rural and remote areas to build a career in health, according to a new report.
COVID-19 smashed plans for the Blackbutt Avocado Festival and has now put an end to the “Top Of The Blackbutt Range Bazaar” which was to have run in its place.
Who would have thought that simply riding a pushbike – admittedly for a gruelling five days – could eventually raise $65,000 for the fight to find a cure for cancer?
Saturday’s Bunya Bull sale at the Coolabunia Saleyards had a 100 per cent clearance rate for the 56 bulls up for sale, a result described by the organising committee as “the best yet”.
Aussie Rules fans enjoyed a preview of what the 2021 Darling Downs competition could look like when Lyle Vidler Oval hosted three games back-to-back in Kingaroy on Saturday.
Goomeri’s first Twilight Markets following this year’s COVID-19 shutdowns has been hailed a great success.
Three people were transported to Kingaroy Hospital in a stable condition after a crash involving three vehicles on the D’Aguilar Highway at Kingaroy on Monday afternoon.