Woman Charged With Assault
Murgon detectives have charged a 23-year-old woman following the alleged assault of 25-year-old woman in Cherbourg on Sunday.
Restrictions Extended To Gold Coast
The tightened COVID-19 restrictions announced last weekend have been extended to the Gold Coast after three more cases were confirmed in Queensland on Friday morning.
Cattle Market Stays Strong
Agents yarded 600 head in Murgon on Tuesday, and export cattle remained firm on previous sales.
Jails In COVID-19 Lockdown
About 7000 Queensland prisoners have been locked in their cells after a Department of Corrections training officer tested positive to COVID-19 on Wednesday evening.
‘Farmers, Don’t Be Scared’
Senator Susan McDonald has urged any farmer who has had commercial dealings with big supermarkets to have the courage to tell their stories.
Digital Trial To Track Melons
The Federal Government is supporting a trial to determine the most suitable system to support digital traceability in the export supply chain of melons.
Speeding, Drunk On Highway: Police
A driver – allegedly three times over the legal limit – has been fined for speeding on the Wide Bay Highway near Woolooga.
New Exemptions At Border
An exemption to border restrictions was approved last week for some Queensland and NSW farmers and agribusiness workers.
COVID Safety Plan For Shutdown
The South Burnett community will be kept safe during the upcoming $36.2 million maintenance work at Tarong Power Station despite the influx of hundreds of workers into the region.
Council Looking For Volunteers
South Burnett Regional Council has put a call out for people interested in volunteering at its Visitor Information Centres.
Meeting To Discuss Maidenwell Bins
Maidenwell residents have been invited to have their say about the construction of a new waste transfer station for the town.
Historic Thresher Back Home
An historic “walkie-talkie” Stolzenberg peanut thresher is back where it belongs, under cover outside the Kingaroy Heritage Museum in Edward Street.
Supermarkets Go Under Microscope
Deals struck between supermarkets and the farmers who supply them will be put under the microscope by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission from Monday.
Council To Trial Arts-Led Revival
Toowoomba Regional Council will partner with Renew Australia in a Queensland-first trial to revitalise Toowoomba’s CBD and fill empty shops with creative projects.
Man Charged Over Stun Gun
A 29-year-old Kingaroy man will face a number of charges after police allegedly found him in possession of a stun gun in Haly Street, Kingaroy.
Ballet Invitation To Seniors
Ever dreamt of becoming a ballet dancer? Well, it’s never too late to learn a few moves – and improve your poise, core strength and mobility.
One New Case in Qld
One new confirmed case of COVID-19 linked to the Brisbane Youth Detention Centre cluster was reported in Queensland on Wednesday morning.
Selwyn’s Career Gallops Ahead
A Cherbourg teenager is getting ready to tackle the biggest challenge of his life so far … a potential rugby league career at the elite level.
Water Restrictions To Stay … For Now
Level 3 water restrictions which have been in effect since March 2017 will be reviewed towards the end of the year to determine if they need to be changed.
Council Approves Expansion
Murgon’s Men’s Shed will have their grounds enlarged so two railway carriages displayed next to the former Murgon Railway Station can be moved.
