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Woman Charged With Trafficking

Woman Charged With Trafficking

Murgon detectives have charged 12 people with 204 drug offences following the closure of Operation Konopie targeting the supply of dangerous drugs across Murgon, Mundubbera, and Gayndah.

Garage Sale Trail Promotes Re-Use

Garage Sale Trail Promotes Re-Use

South Burnett households, schools and community groups are being invited to join more than 400,000 people across the country over two weekends on November 13-14 and November 20-21 as part of the tenth annual Garage Sale Trail.

Speed Limit To Be Cut

Speed Limit To Be Cut

The speed limit on a section of Kingaroy–Barkers Creek Road near Kingaroy will be lowered by the end of this year.

Council Explains Airport Project

Council Explains Airport Project

South Burnett Regional Council will be holding an information session on Thursday (November 4) to discuss the animal-proof fencing project at Kingaroy Airport.

Pop-Up Vax At VIC

Pop-Up Vax At VIC

A free COVID-19 Pfizer vaccination hub will be running at the Murgon Visitor Information Centre later this month.

Fire Stick Sparks … Fire

Fire Stick Sparks … Fire

A fire twirler’s practice session went awry in Murgon on Monday evening, leading to extensive damage to a shed and vehicle.

Anzac Art Drops Into Murgon

Anzac Art Drops Into Murgon

A big crowd turned out on Saturday night for the opening of an art exhibition in Murgon that salutes the service of Australia’s World War I diggers and nurses.

David Wins Theatre Bursary

David Wins Theatre Bursary

A Year 12 student at Saint Mary’s Catholic College in Kingaroy will take the first steps to carving out a career on the stage after he graduates this year.

Ghouls Party In Good Spirits

Ghouls Party In Good Spirits

Ghouls, goblins, ghosts, zombies – and even a couple of dinosaurs – took to the streets on Sunday night for the now-traditional Halloween celebration in Little Drayton Street, Nanango.