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Brian Sworn In As Rotary President

Brian Sworn In As Rotary President

Former Queensland Dairyfarmers Organisation president Brian Tessmann was formerly inducted as 2025-26 president of the Rotary Club of Kingaroy at their recent changeover dinner.

Juniors Shift To Kingaroy

Juniors Shift To Kingaroy

The South Burnett Junior Soccer competition will be shifting to the Kingaroy junior fields this Saturday for Round 9 of the 2025 competition.

Pink Powers Down Coolaroo

Pink Powers Down Coolaroo

South Burnett Saints’ Ladies Day at Lyle Vidler Oval in Kingaroy on Saturday was a big success, both on and off the field!

NAIDOC Art Makes Its Mark

NAIDOC Art Makes Its Mark

Art, music and dancing filled Kingaroy’s Memorial Park last week for the annual NAIDOC Week celebration of culture and history.

Small Rate Rise But Fees Increase

Small Rate Rise But Fees Increase

South Burnett councillors unanimously voted on Wednesday to adopt their 2025-26 Budget, which includes a 2.25 per cent rate rise – or $45 per year – for almost 7400 property owners.

Gem Show Worth Waiting For

Gem Show Worth Waiting For

It may have been delayed, but the South Burnett Gem and Fossicking Club’s annual two-day gem show really “rocked” at Wondai Sportsground at the weekend.

Work Camp Opens At Dam Site

Work Camp Opens At Dam Site

An important preliminary step in the proposed Borumba Pumped Hydro Project has been completed with the opening of a temporary camp for workers.

Tick Line Questions At LNP Forum

Tick Line Questions At LNP Forum

The vexed issue of maintaining biosecurity on the western side of the tick line was one of the issues raised during discussions at the LNP Primary Industries Policy Forum held in Kingaroy Town Hall on Saturday.

TRC Chalks Up $4m Surplus

TRC Chalks Up $4m Surplus

Toowoomba Regional Council has turned around a forecast $5.7 million loss for last financial year into a $4 million surplus.

Council To Vote On 2.25pc Rate Rise

Council To Vote On 2.25pc Rate Rise

South Burnett councillors are expected to adopt a 2.25 per cent rise for most property owners when councillors consider the 2025-26 Budget at Wednesday’s Special Meeting.