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Voting On Saturday?

Voting On Saturday?

Have you voted yet? If not, the pre-polling booths are still open today and tomorrow … but if you’re planning to head out on Saturday, there’s a few things voters have been asked to keep in mind.

Five Pupil-Free Days

Five Pupil-Free Days

Education Queensland announced on Thursday that the Term 1 break will begin next Monday (March 30) for all State School students.

Council Shuts Down Services

Council Shuts Down Services

South Burnett Regional Council has closed all Visitor Information Centres and libraries as well as council-owned halls, art galleries, museums and Boondooma Homestead.

National Park Camps To Close

National Park Camps To Close

The State Government is closing all camping areas within Queensland National Parks, State Forests and Recreation Areas from Thursday (March 26) until further notice.

Dam Work To Start In April

Dam Work To Start In April

The $100 million project to lower the spillway at Paradise Dam by five metres for safety reasons is on track to begin next month, Natural Resources Minister Dr Anthony Lynham confirmed on Wednesday.

ATO Offers COVID-19 Tax Advice

ATO Offers COVID-19 Tax Advice

The Australian Taxation Office has updated its website with essential information about tax and superannuation changes that have become law following the passage of the Federal Government’s Economic Support Package.

Have You Seen Jene?

Have You Seen Jene?

Police are seeking public assistance to locate a 59-year-old man reported missing from Esk since Sunday (March 22).

$4b Support Package Unveiled

$4b Support Package Unveiled

The State Government released details on Tuesday of a $4 billion support package to help Queenslanders get through the COVID-19 crisis.

Qld Border Controls Explained

Qld Border Controls Explained

Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk says the border controls that will come into effect at midnight on Wednesday (March 25) are essential to slow the spread of COVID-19.