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Driver Dies In Truck Rollover

Driver Dies In Truck Rollover

A 50-year-old Glenwood man died when his semi-trailer carrying woodchips rolled down a steep embankment west of Imbil on Monday afternoon.

Apply Now For Youth Parliament

Apply Now For Youth Parliament

Young people from the Nanango Electorate are being encouraged to apply to become the Youth Member for Nanango at the upcoming 2021 YMCA Queensland Youth Parliament.

Major Road Upgrades Under Way

Major Road Upgrades Under Way

The $24.5 million upgrade of the D’Aguilar Highway under way just outside Kingaroy is just one of several major road projects earmarked for the South Burnett.

MP Queries Hospital Demolition

MP Queries Hospital Demolition

Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington has sent a second letter to Health Minister Yvette D’Ath, querying what’s happening at the Kingaroy Hospital redevelopment.

Horse Shows Will Kick Off Year

Horse Shows Will Kick Off Year

The public have been invited to come along to watch some equestrian action and inspect the results of an Australia Day working bee at the South Burnett Western Performance Club grounds in Nanango.

Cracking Time At Australia Day

Cracking Time At Australia Day

Australia Day events were held in towns across the South Burnett on Tuesday with the usual mix of bush poetry, brekkies, anthems, flags and snags.

Meet Our New Tourism Officer

Meet Our New Tourism Officer

The South Burnett’s new Tourism Officer is looking forward to the challenge of increasing the region’s visitor numbers over the next few years.

Alkaloids Charges Adjourned

Alkaloids Charges Adjourned

Charges against Alkaloids of Australia Pty Ltd and the company’s former export manager, Christopher Kenneth Joyce, have been adjourned to March.

New Faces At St John’s

New Faces At St John’s

St John’s Lutheran School Kingaroy has hired several new teachers and extra support staff to keep pace with a surge in student enrolments.

$437,000 Boost For Local Groups

$437,000 Boost For Local Groups

South Burnett community groups will receive more than $437,000 in funding from the latest round of the State Government’s Gambling Community Benefit Fund grants.