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Council Releases Food Safety Videos

Council Releases Food Safety Videos

South Burnett Regional Council has released two videos that provide some basic information about food safety for businesses diversifying during the COVID-19 crisis.

Pest Moth In Bundaberg

Pest Moth In Bundaberg

The pest Fall Armyworm moth, first detected in the Torres Strait in January, has now made its way to the Bundaberg region.

Murgon Man Charged

Murgon Man Charged

A 31-year-old Murgon man faces a string of charges after an incident in Kingaroy on Wednesday during which shots were fired.

Police Hunt Stolen Mazda

Police Hunt Stolen Mazda

Police are seeking the public’s help to locate a stolen silver-coloured Mazda 3 which was involved in a series of incidents in Kingaroy earlier on Wednesday.

Restrictions Likely For Six Months

Restrictions Likely For Six Months

Queenslanders are again being warned to stay at home this Easter with Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk urging people to do the right thing and “stay in their suburb”.

L-Platers Told To Stay Off Road

L-Platers Told To Stay Off Road

The RACQ has warned learner drivers to stay off the road unless undertaking essential travel after guidelines were released by Queensland Police.

Elvie Declared Cherbourg Mayor

Elvie Declared Cherbourg Mayor

Elvie Sandow will be sworn in as the new Mayor of Cherbourg Aboriginal Shire Council on Wednesday afternoon following the official declaration of results by the Electoral Commission of Queensland

No Time For Daytripping

No Time For Daytripping

Thinking of taking a leisurely day trip exploring the countryside over Easter? Don’t. The reality is you could be fined …

Three Councillors Declared Victors

Three Councillors Declared Victors

There will be at least one new face on the new South Burnett Regional Council with the official declaration on Tuesday evening of a result in the Division 4 poll.

Temporary Closure Of Standpipe

Temporary Closure Of Standpipe

The water standpipe in Brisbane Street, Nanango, will be temporarily closed all day tomorrow (Wednesday, April 8) to allow council work to occur nearby.