MX Rider Injured
The Toowoomba-based RACQ LifeFlight Rescue helicopter flew a man to hospital after he was injured in a dirt bike crash on Sunday.
Developer Fees To Be Made Public
Proposed amendments to the State planning system mean ratepayers will get clearer information about how councils spend developer infrastructure charges.
High Praise As Library Opens
Local Government Minister Stirling Hinchliffe lapped up plenty of local government praise when he officially opened Wondai’s renovated library and customer service area on Friday morning.
Dam Water Releases Are Devastating
We all know how precious water is – especially right now when more than 66 per cent of Queensland is in drought.
Community Pauses In Reflection
Members of the South Burnett community paused on Friday morning to reflect and honour the daily sacrifices made by Queensland police officers.
Snake Bite At Inverlaw
Paramedics transported a snakebite victim to Kingaroy Hospital on Friday morning.
Kingaroy Recycling Depot Ready To Go
Kingaroy’s new Container Refund Point – the spot where you can drop off cans and bottles for a 10 cent refund – will open on Tuesday.
Rotary Rewards Excellence At Work
Kingaroy Rotary Club is inviting local employers to nominate an employee for a Rotary “Pride of Workmanship” award.
14 People Charged After Raids
Kingaroy police joined officers from Toowoomba and Dalby in drug raids across the Toowoomba region on Wednesday.
Paradise Dam ‘A Golden Opportunity’
Lowering the capacity of Paradise Dam could provide a golden opportunity for more water to be retained for use in the South Burnett
Open Day At Fire Stations
Queensland Fire and Emergency Services are holding an Open Day with the theme “Stronger Together” at various locations across Queensland on Saturday.
Water Works In Nanango
Nanango residents have been advised that South Burnett Regional Council is beginning water main replacement works in the town.
Crowd Bowls Up For Autism Challenge
Kingaroy Bowls Club’s greens were abuzz on Sunday afternoon for the annual Autism Bowls Challenge.
Big Day Planned At Museum
The volunteers at the Murgon Dairy and Heritage Museum are working hard this week in the lead-up to Saturday … their biggest day of the year.
Restocker Prices Continue To Slide
Agents yarded 850 head at the Murgon saleyards last Tuesday for the fortnightly cattle sale, up 20 per cent on the previous sale.
New Officers Hit Murgon Streets
There’s some new faces on the beat with the recent arrival of three new police constables at Murgon station
Man Faces Charges
After Highway Incident
A 27-year-old Tara man has been arrested and will face multiple charges after an incident on the Bunya Highway on Wednesday afternoon.
Research Busts Legume ‘Myth’
Research being carried out in Queensland and NSW has the potential to shake up many long-held assumptions by farmers about the benefits of growing legumes.
Ag Minister ‘Out Of Touch On Ticks’
Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington says Agriculture Minister Mark Furner is so out of touch with farmers and graziers that he has welcomed an increase in cattle tick infestations in areas that are supposed to be tick-free.
Two Hurt In Crash
Two people have been taken to hospital following a collision in Nanango on Wednesday afternoon.
