Offers To Go To Moreton Creditors
Creditors of Moreton Resources and its subsidiary companies – placed into voluntary administration on June 11 – will meet on July 6 to consider expressions of interests into acquiring the company’s assets.
Man Charged With Trafficking Ice
A 24-year-old man has been charged with drug trafficking after police allegedly seized more than $30,000 worth of drugs
Minimum Wage Up 1.75pc
The Fair Work Ombudsman has reminded employers the national minimum wage has risen to $19.84 per hour (up from $19.49) or $753.80 per week (up from $740.80).
GRDC Updates Go Online
The Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) has introduced a live online platform to reach out to growers.
ACCC Checks Dairy Compliance
The ACCC says it is closely monitoring the introduction of the new mandatory Dairy Code of Conduct.
COVID-19 Restrictions Ease
The State Government has brought forward the easing of COVID-19 restrictions, including changes at the Queensland border.
Cultural Centre Timeline Unveiled
Work on Murgon’s new $1.59 million Cultural Centre in Macalister Street is planned to start within the next three months.
Special Meeting To Review Expenses
A special meeting to reconsider Councillor expense allowances will be held at the South Burnett Regional Council’s chambers on Wednesday morning (July 1).
Driver Killed In Highway Crash
A man has died after a single-vehicle crash on the D’Aguilar Highway at Moore.
Land Tax Deadline Extended
The application deadline for State Government land tax rebates will be extended four months to help COVID-affected Queensland businesses.
TRC Seeks Biosecurity Members
Toowoomba Regional Council is seeking nominations from community members who are interested in serving on Council’s Biosecurity Advisory Committee.
Otto Promises Price Review
A Council decision to raise standpipe water prices from $4.10 to $10 per kilolitre will be reconsidered, South Burnett Mayor Brett Otto promised on Monday.
Wild Dog Plan Updated
A new 10‑year National Wild Dog Action Plan will come into effect on Wednesday (July 1).
Free Lung Checks For Miners
Current and former mine and quarry workers in Queensland will now have access to free lung checks to test for mine dust diseases such as silicosis.
LEQ Rejects Union Claims
Lutheran Education Queensland (LEQ) has denied union claims that working conditions will be cut or job security threatened in proposed new enterprise agreements at its 26 Queensland schools.
Two Charged With Drink-Driving
Two men have been charged with drink-driving after separate incidents in Kingaroy
Church Fire Deliberately Lit
A fire which razed St Leo’s Catholic Church in Haden earlier this month was deliberately lit.
Small Fire At Runnymede
Three rural fire crews were called to a small fire burning near Walsh Road at Runnymede on Monday morning.
4WD Crashes Into Shop
It was a miracle no one was badly injured when an out-of-control 4WD crashed through plate glass at the Lifeline Furniture shop in Kingaroy Street
Special Person Wanted At Council
Cherbourg Council CEO Chatur Zala is looking for a special person to fill an important vacancy … and he really would like that special person to be already living in the South Burnett.
