Opposition Leader Deb Frecklington has issued a big thank you to emergency services crews for their efforts during recent fires across Queensland, but in particular for those working hard in her own electorate of Nanango.
A 71-year-old Victorian woman has been flown to hospital with leg injuries after being struck by a caravan at South Nanango on Friday morning.
Police are investigating a break-in which occurred at the Centre For Supervised Distance Education in Kingaroy at the weekend.
Legislation to impose tough new farm trespass laws was passed by both Houses of Federal Parliament on Thursday.
Local fire bans have been extended again due to the ongoing weather patterns.
Young people had the opportunity to learn firsthand from the experts at a driver safety night held in Kingaroy last week.
Cattle numbers dipped back to 700 at Murgon’s most recent sale last Tuesday.
The Nanango Race Club will be holding its annual Spring Race Meeting on Saturday – always one of its most colourful meetings of the year.
Nanango duo Hannah English and Hannah Phillips – along with Gold Coast rider Jed Hodge – are the three finalists for Racing Queensland’s Student of the Year award
An artist who once swapped an Italian cafe owner four beers and a freshly cooked pizza for a picture of the cafe is this month’s featured artist at the Wondai Regional Art Gallery.
There’s going to be a lot of pink about in the South Burnett in November when a special breast cancer awareness campaign spreads from one end of the region to the other.
Two Yarraman organisations have received funding under the latest round of Toowoomba Regional Council’s Community Grants Program.
The Foundation for Rural Regional & Rural Renewal has launched a new Disaster Resilience and Recovery Fund to provide flexible funding to support preparedness and recovery.
More than 180 cyclists raced around Kingaroy’s streets on Sunday, braving blustery winds – and steep hills – to compete for line honours in the Queensland Road Race Championships.
Murgon will axe its long-standing Christmas Fair and put all its eggs into an Easter celebration instead
The Acland mine saga is continuing to drag on, much to the annoyance of probably everyone involved … farmers, Oakey businesspeople, New Hope executives, mining workers and shock jock Alan Jones.
The large bushfire burning in the Linville area was being monitored by fire crews on Wednesday afternoon.
An off-duty Murgon ambulance paramedic is being hailed a hero after saving two people and their pets from a house fire in Toowoomba on Tuesday afternoon.
The issue of groundwater and the proposed New Acland Stage 3 coal mine expansion are back to square one following the release on Tuesday of a judgment by the Queensland Court of Appeal.
Last weekend’s jam-packed program of local events failed to put a dent in attendances at Taabinga Rotary’s annual Bookarama book sale.
