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Canadian Duo Coming To Nanango

Canadian Duo Coming To Nanango

Touring Canadian vocal duo Madison Violet will be dropping into The Shed at Nanango next week to perform their special blend of folk, pop and Americana.

Get Set For A Big Weekend!

Get Set For A Big Weekend!

The annual South Burnett and Cherbourg On Show long weekend festival will get underway on Friday … here’s a quick guide to what’s on!

Council To Move School Crossing

Council To Move School Crossing

The South Burnett Regional Council will begin upgrading a school crossing in Kingaroy Street, Kingaroy adjacent to Taabinga State School in the week commencing Monday, October 9.

Foundation Wants To Light The Night

Foundation Wants To Light The Night

The Leukaemia Foundation is calling for volunteers to host Light the Night events in the South Burnett in October or November to help light the way for families devastated by blood cancer.

Bushfire On Valley Highway

Bushfire On Valley Highway

The Queensland Fire and Emergency Service has warned that a bushfire burning along the Brisbane Valley Highway at Glen Esk could get worse.

Man Jailed Over Yarraman Crash

Man Jailed Over Yarraman Crash

A speeding, drunk driver who caused a serious collision on the D’Aguilar Highway at Yarraman last year has been sentenced to three and a half years’ jail.

QAS Celebrates 125th Birthday

QAS Celebrates 125th Birthday

Nanango’s Local Ambulance Committee celebrated Ambulance Week with a special Open Day at the station – and an opportunity to check out Nanango’s brand new ambulance.

Heritage Recorded For 150th

Heritage Recorded For 150th

Residents from the former Kilkivan Shire have contributed to a special history of Gympie which will be officially launched next week.

Happy Campers Donate $1000

Happy Campers Donate $1000

The Nanango and District Netball Club moved $1000 closer to their goal of raising $240,000 for new netball courts on Tuesday, thanks to a surprise donation from visiting caravanners.

$20,000 Grant To Red Earth

$20,000 Grant To Red Earth

Red Earth Community Foundation South Burnett will receive $20,000 under Round 1 of the Federal Government’s Building Better Regions Fund Community Investment Stream.

Park Showers, Track Closed

Park Showers, Track Closed

Due to the limited rainfall in the region over the past few months, Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service has temporarily closed the showers at Clancys and Emu Creek camping areas in Benarkin State Forest.

Garden Expo Slightly Dented By Drought

Garden Expo Slightly Dented By Drought

A winter which saw the South Burnett receive just half its long-term average rainfall put a slight dent in this year’s Wondai Spring Garden Expo … but fortunately, gardeners are a hardy bunch and it takes a lot more than a drought to dent their enthusiasm.

Winners Of Art Project To Be Unveiled

Winners Of Art Project To Be Unveiled

Anti-coal mine protest group, the Kingaroy Concerned Citizens Group, will be bringing its unique 10-week art and photography competition to a climax on Sunday (October 1).