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KCCI Calls For Fees Relief

KCCI Calls For Fees Relief

The Kingaroy Chamber of Commerce and Industry has called on the South Burnett Regional Council to waive fees and charges in the wake of the COVID-19 business shutdowns.

NFF Welcomes MP’s Assurances

NFF Welcomes MP’s Assurances

Australia’s livestock industry has welcomed the assurance from Agriculture Minister David Littleproud that saleyards will continue to operate.

Book Fest Beats The Bans

Book Fest Beats The Bans

The women of the Nanango RSL Citizen’s Auxiliary have perfect timing … in this rapidly changing world, their Book Fest sale last weekend would probably now be illegal.

Damien Picked For Leadership Course

Damien Picked For Leadership Course

Former South Burnett councillor Damien Tessmann will be developing his leadership skills even more after being selected for a spot in the elite Australian Rural Leadership Program.

Qld COVID-19 Cases Now 493

Qld COVID-19 Cases Now 493

Queensland is “holding its own” when it comes to COVID-19, Queensland’s Chief Health Officer, Dr Jeannette Young, said on Thursday.

Catholic Schools Go Pupil-Free, Too

Catholic Schools Go Pupil-Free, Too

Queensland’s Catholic schools have followed the lead of State schools and will implement student-free days next week in the lead up to the Easter holiday break.

Toowoomba LDMG Lifts Alert Level

Toowoomba LDMG Lifts Alert Level

Toowoomba Regional Council has moved its Local Disaster Management Group (LDMG) to “Stand Up” status, the same level as the South Burnett, Cherbourg and Gympie LDMGs.

Voting On Saturday?

Voting On Saturday?

Have you voted yet? If not, the pre-polling booths are still open today and tomorrow … but if you’re planning to head out on Saturday, there’s a few things voters have been asked to keep in mind.

Five Pupil-Free Days

Five Pupil-Free Days

Education Queensland announced on Thursday that the Term 1 break will begin next Monday (March 30) for all State School students.