Hard Work Pays Off For Club
Hard work from a keen bunch of volunteers has breathed new life into the former Kingaroy Hospital canteen building.
Woman Jailed For Fraud
A Speedwell woman has been sentenced to five years’ jail after pleading guilty to fraud in the Kingaroy District Court on Monday.
SBcare To Take Over Common Hall
Community groups which meet regularly at the Kingaroy Town Common Hall have been told by South Burnett Regional Council they must find other premises by late October.
Driver Charged After Pole Axed
A man has been charged with drink-driving after a light pole was demolished in Darryl Crescent in Kingaroy on Saturday afternoon.
Bega Sales Revenue Tops $2b
Bega Cheese’s annual sales revenue for 2020-21 has risen 39 per cent over the previous 12 months, topping $2.07 billion.
Braille Stickers For QR Codes
A not-for-profit association has released special braille stickers to help people who are blind or have low vision to be able to find QR Codes to scan.
Mayor ‘Surprised’ By Decision
Toowoomba Mayor Paul Antonio reacted with “surprise” after last week’s State Government announcement about the Wellcamp quarantine facility.
Nanango Cup’s Extra Excitement
South Burnett players relished special moments at Lee Park earlier this month.
Council Urges Agencies To Act
A frustrated Cherbourg Council summoned welfare agencies to a public forum this week to focus attention on suicide and self-harm in the community.
It’s Semi-Final Time For League
The 2021 South Burnett Rugby League season is coming to the pointy end with finals positions decided after a hectic day of games at Nanango last Saturday.
Council Ponders CCTV Plan
The cost of installing CCTV cameras and security lighting along the South Burnett Rail Trail between Youngman Street and Meiers Road will be examined by the SBRC,
Vehicle Rolls In Highway Crash
Paramedics were assessing three people after three vehicles were involved in a crash on the D’Aguilar Highway near Benarkin on Friday afternoon.
Council Checks Asbestos Risk
Kingaroy residents worried by all the men dressed in blue suits in Fisher Street on Friday afternoon can relax.
COVID Restrictions Ease Again
COVID-19 restrictions are easing again in Queensland.
Cherbourg Man Dies In Crash
A 29-year-old Cherbourg man died in a single-vehicle crash on the Burnett Highway, near Nanango, on Friday morning.
KCCI Meet’n’Greet At TAFE
Kingaroy’s TAFE Queensland campus in Geritz Road will be hosting the next Kingaroy Chamber of Commerce and Industry meet’n’greet.
Bridges Stripped Of Funding
Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington is angry future funding has been removed from one of the South Burnett’s worst bridges, GS Bond Bridge on Chinchilla-Wondai Road.
Georgie Dons Lilac For A Cause
If you spot Durong grazier Georgie Somerset wearing lilac these days, it’s because she’s become a “shirt ambassador” to help raise funds for Ronald McDonald House.
ACCC Cracks Down On Quads
Almost 20 per cent of quad bikes assessed at dealerships across Australia were not compliant with the first stage of the new national safety standard that came into force last October.
Applications Open For Rural Awards
Applications are now open for the 2022 AgriFutures Rural Women’s Awards.
