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Fire Crews Called To Cafe

Fire Crews Called To Cafe

Fire crews rushed to Sakina’s Food in Wondai just after noon on Monday after reports smoke had been seen coming from the building.

Police Honoured For Bravery

Police Honoured For Bravery

A Queensland police officer and a former colleague have received Bravery Medals (BM) for their efforts during an incident which occurred at Cherbourg more than 20 years ago.

Fiery Truck Crash Blocks Highway

Fiery Truck Crash Blocks Highway

The Bunya Highway was blocked near Murgon on Saturday night after a B-double loaded with bales of sugar cane mulch crashed into trees and caught on fire after striking cattle on the roadway.

Swickers Celebrates $64m Upgrade

Swickers Celebrates $64m Upgrade

A “quiet opening” planned for the new $64 million processing facility at Swickers Kingaroy Bacon Factory turned into a morning tea for more than 200 people at the complex on Friday morning.

Roundtable Discusses Creative Ideas

Roundtable Discusses Creative Ideas

A dozen creative people gathered at The Shed in Nanango on Thursday for the third of the South Burnett Regional Council’s quarterly “Creative Roundtable” get-togethers.

Nanango Gets Ready To Have Fun

Nanango Gets Ready To Have Fun

The South Burnett Community Family Fun Day – a fundraiser for the LifeFlight Foundation – is on the move again … this time Nanango will be playing host!

Drought Outreach In Kingaroy

Drought Outreach In Kingaroy

A Community Outreach event has been planned for Kingaroy to allow drought-affected farmers in the South Burnett to find out what assistance is available to them.

Woman Hurt In Rollover

Woman Hurt In Rollover

A woman aged in her 60s has been flown to Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital in a stable condition after a single-vehicle crash on the Wide Bay Highway on Thursday morning.

RIP Alana Purcell

RIP Alana Purcell

A funeral service will be held in Cherbourg next week for much-loved Cherbourg councillor Alana Purcell

Scots Go Bush

Scots Go Bush

The South Burnett’s annual salute to all things Scottish got under way at Boondooma on Thursday

Two Jailed Over Illegal Imports

Two Jailed Over Illegal Imports

Two men have been jailed after pleading guilty to illegally importing pig semen which could have put Australia’s pork industry at serious risk.