Farmer Wins Cotton Prize
Byee cotton grower Brett Enkelmann has won a trip to Western Australia to observe farming practices at Kununurra, thanks to the FastStart Cotton Program.
Soccer 7s On This Weekend
Organisers of Kingaroy Soccer Club’s big two-day Soccer 7s carnival have inspected the fields and say the carnival is definitely going ahead
Apply Now To Become A Youth MP
Young people from the State Electorate of Nanango are being encouraged to apply to become the Youth Member for Nanango at the upcoming 2020 YMCA Queensland Youth Parliament.
$10,000 Boost For Proston Shops
The revitalisation of Proston’s CBD moved another step closer on Thursday when the Proston Village Community Group received a $10,000 donation from South Burnett Deputy Mayor Kathy Duff.
Farm Invaders Face $60,000 Fines
The State Government has passed new laws which threaten animal activists with jail or massive fines if they invade farms.
Crime Rate Remains Steady
The crime rate in Queensland remained steady during 2018-19, figures released on Thursday by the Australian Bureau of Statistics show.
Nominations Sought For Awards
Nominations are now open for 2020 Queensland Reconciliation Awards.
League Legends Ready To Roll Again!
The draw has been released for the big two-day family rugby league carnival at Cherbourg – featuring the International Legends of League – which starts on Friday
Critical Care Doctors Put To The Test
A new Critical Care Doctor is starting work with RACQ LifeFlight Rescue in Toowoomba, almost 20 years after the helicopter service helped save her sister’s life.
TRC Councillor To Retire
Toowoomba councillor Chris Tait has announced he will not be recontesting his position at the March local government elections.
MP Takes Back Ag Portfolio
As expected, Member for Maranoa David Littleproud has been given back his old job as Agriculture Minister in Thursday’s portfolio reshuffle by Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
State Unveils New Rules For Co-Ops
Draft laws aimed at reducing red tape and business costs for co-operatives have been introduced in State Parliament.
Fundraiser Fires Up Despite Rain
Rainy weather may have slightly diluted crowd numbers at a Nanango fundraiser for bushfire victims on Wednesday night, but it didn’t dampen the enthusiasm of the hundreds who turned out to support it.
Green Shirts Make Their Voices Heard
A rally was held outside the Electorate Office of Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington on Wednesday to press home the point that any incoming conservative government must listen to farmers and fishers.
Applications Open For Scholarship
Applications have opened for one of the South Burnett’s most sought after annual tertiary scholarships.
Hearing Bus Coming To Kingaroy
Hearing Australia is bringing its bright blue bus to Kingaroy this month to raise hearing health awareness in the local community.
South Burnett Schools ‘Missing Out’
Opposition Leader and Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington says the State Government has not completed its promised air-conditioning rollout before the first week of the school year, and local students were missing out.
School Shines At Angus Roundup
Kingaroy State High School’s ag team had a strong presence at the annual Angus Youth Roundup over the school holidays, bringing several ribbons back home.
New Constable Hits The Streets
There’s a new face at Kingaroy Police Station … First Year Constable Tyler Henderson went out on his first job on Tuesday morning.
Festival To Showcase Many Cultures
The many cultures that call the South Burnett home will be on show in April when the inaugural Festival Of Cultures is held in Kingaroy.
