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Home Power Costs To Fall

Home Power Costs To Fall

The State Government says renewable energy has driven the biggest drop in electricity prices for regional Queenslanders in more than 16 years.

New Horizons Open For Daniel

New Horizons Open For Daniel

New career horizons have opened up for Daniel Ruthenberg, who recently began a light vehicle mechanical apprenticeship at Huston Motors.

Local Schools Earn Grants

Local Schools Earn Grants

Taabinga State School P&C has been awarded $10,000 from the latest round of the “Strengthening Rural Communities” grants program.

Woman Dies In Crash

Woman Dies In Crash

The Forensic Crash Unit is investigating after a 48-year-old woman died in a single-vehicle crash on the Moonie Highway on Wednesday morning.

Council Plans ‘Paperless’ Future

Council Plans ‘Paperless’ Future

Most ratepayers could get their rates notices and other Council correspondence by email in the next few years as the South Burnett Regional Council pursues the ideal of becoming “paperless”.

Saleyards Runs At A Loss

Saleyards Runs At A Loss

A new report has disclosed that Coolabunia’s saleyards are now costing ratepayers between $120,000 and $150,000 a year.

Boost For Local Groups

Boost For Local Groups

South Burnett community groups will receive almost $393,000 under the latest round of the State Government’s Gambling Community Benefit Fund scheme.

Caloundra Woman Tests Positive

Caloundra Woman Tests Positive

Queensland Health issued a COVID-19 alert on Wednesday afternoon for several locations – including one in Toowoomba – after a 44-year-old woman tested positive for COVID-19 on the Sunshine Coast.

Helicopters To Check Powerlines

Helicopters To Check Powerlines

Maidenwell residents who spot low-flying helicopters over the next few months shouldn’t be alarmed … it’s just Powerlink carrying out more powerline inspections.