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Speed Limit On Bridge Cut

Speed Limit On Bridge Cut

The speed limit on an 85-year-old bridge on Kilkivan-Tansey Road has been reduced to 60km/h – and traffic reduced to one lane – to ensure motorists’ safety.

Driver Flees After Crash

Driver Flees After Crash

Police are searching for the male driver of a maroon Holden Captiva who fled the scene of a collision at Chelmsford on Monday.

Aust Post Extends Banking Service

Aust Post Extends Banking Service

Australia Post has announced agreements with the Commonwealth Bank of Australia and NAB to offer banking services in post offices nationally for the next decade.

You Say Goodbye …

You Say Goodbye …

A special morning tea was held at the Kingaroy Ambulance Station on Tuesday morning to farewell one paramedic and welcome a recent arrival.

Three-Day Lockdown Explained

Three-Day Lockdown Explained

Eleven council areas in south-east Queensland – plus two in North Queensland – will go into a three-day COVID-19 lockdown from 6:00pm on Tuesday.

Masks Return In SE Qld

Masks Return In SE Qld

The State Government has announced new mask-wearing restrictions in south-east Queensland … but for the moment, the South Burnett, Toowoomba, Cherbourg and Gympie council areas are not part of the nominated areas.

TRC Looking For Volunteers

TRC Looking For Volunteers

Toowoomba Regional Council is calling on residents who are looking to contribute to a more active and connected region to nominate for Council’s Regional Active and Public Transport Advisory Committee (RAPTAC).

Littleproud Retains Ag Role

Littleproud Retains Ag Role

Member for Maranoa David Littleproud has retained his Agriculture portfolio in the reshuffle announced by National Party leader Barnaby Joyce at the weekend.

Qld Health Issues Alert

Qld Health Issues Alert

Queensland Health issued a public health alert on Sunday afternoon for parts of the Sunshine Coast and Brisbane after three more people tested positive to COVID-19.

Somerset Rates Rise 1.5pc

Somerset Rates Rise 1.5pc

Somerset Regional Council’s 2021-22 Budget – handed down recently – will mean a 1.5 per cent rise for most ratepayers.