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When Too Much Art Is Not Enough

When Too Much Art Is Not Enough

There was too much art for just one gallery in the South Burnett on Friday night, with both Council-owned galleries holding the official openings of their February exhibitions.

Visitor’s Kip Could Be Costly

Visitor’s Kip Could Be Costly

Police allegedly found an 18-year-old Fraser Coast youth passed out behind the wheel of a car in Haly Street, Kingaroy, in the early hours of Saturday morning.

Injured In Rollover

Injured In Rollover

A person was taken by ambulance to Kingaroy Hospital after an incident on a private property near Silverleaf on Monday afternoon.

Boost For Local Firies

Boost For Local Firies

Six Nanango rural fire brigades – and the communities they serve – have received a welcome boost thanks to Nanango’s Heritage Bank.

Stomping Good Time At Winery

Stomping Good Time At Winery

A new format helped Kingsley Grove Estate attract the biggest crowd yet to its annual grape-stomping festival held at its vineyard and cellar door near Kingaroy on Saturday.

Last Chance To Make Peanut History

Last Chance To Make Peanut History

Kingaroy’s Big Peanut is rapidly taking shape in artist Kano’s workshop, but he still needs parts from South Burnett residents to help make it “more special”.

Wagners Explains Quarantine Plan

Wagners Explains Quarantine Plan

More details about a proposed quarantine facility for returning travellers to be built near Wellcamp Airport have been aired by Wagner Corporation chair John Wagner.

Topology Offers Music Mentorships

Topology Offers Music Mentorships

The Brisbane-based Topology musical ensemble – which has been a frequent visitor to local schools – is inviting applications from rural and regional Queenslanders eager to take part in a free, one-year mentorship program.

ALGA Calls For More Federal Funding

ALGA Calls For More Federal Funding

The Australian Local Government Association (ALGA) has given a wish list to the Federal Government which it says will give councils a lead role in driving Australia’s post-COVID economic recovery.

Colourful Celebration In Murgon

Colourful Celebration In Murgon

A colourful Christian celebration which has been enjoyed in the Philippines for centuries has been enthusiastically brought to life at St Joseph’s Catholic Church in Murgon.

$4.4m Upgrades For Rail Trail

$4.4m Upgrades For Rail Trail

The Brisbane Valley Rail Trail will receive $4.4 million in upgrades this year, thanks to an investment by Somerset Regional Council and grants from the State and Federal Governments.

Rider Injured In Fall

Rider Injured In Fall

A person has been airlifted to hospital after an accident on a property at Hodgleigh on Thursday afternoon.