Thieves Take $3000 Jewellery
Thieves who broke into a Toyota Tarago parked at a Nanango address at the weekend allegedly hit paydirt, making off with $3000 worth of jewellery.
All Fine With Clouds
The deeds of the players involved in Cloud’s victory in last Saturday’s Roy and Glenis Radunz Wondai Cup are noteworthy.
Murgon Notches Up First Win
It was a mixed start to the A Grade cricket season for the two South Burnett teams in Round 1 of the Gympie competition on Saturday.
Bega Reflects On Big Year
Bega Cheese – owners of the Peanut Company of Australia – expects to have a court determination in its well-publicised peanut butter dispute with Kraft before next June
Farmers Highlight Power Profits
A peak agricultural organisation has slammed electricity network profits, claiming they are pulling in billions of dollars more than necessary.
2018 Age Pension Guide Out
Every year – in September and March – Age Pension payment rates are increased and other details affecting the Age Pension are updated.
Flying Foxes ‘Not A Health Risk’
South Burnett Regional Council has released a statement following complaints raised by Proston residents about a large flying fox colony which has moved into a reserve on the edge of town.
Police ‘Observed Drug Deal’
A 23-year-old Kingaroy man has been charged after police on patrol in Kingaroy allegedly spotted a drug deal going down.
Ironpot Suspects Arrested In NSW
Two people allegedly linked to a string of incidents in Ironpot on Monday have been arrested in NSW.
Soil Tests Urged For Peanuts
The Grains Research and Development Corporation has tipped “a significant” peanut planting this season across Queensland and NSW.
Nine Years Jail For Manslaughter
A Nanango man who admitted to accidentally killing his housemate has been sentenced to nine years’ jail.
$15m Treatment Plant Opens
Cherbourg’s new $15 million wastewater treatment plant was officially opened by the State Government’s “Champion For Cherbourg” Dr Anthony Lynham on Thursday morning.
KCCI Meets Next Generation
A funeral chapel was the unusual venue for the Kingaroy Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s latest six-monthly meet’n’greet.
South Burnett Boxer Seeks Support
South Burnett boxer Stanley Green wants to become a big name in boxing, and at 17 years of age is already on the path to make his dream come true
Recycling Depot Ready To Go
Cherbourg’s new authorised container refund point is ready to spring into action when Queensland’s container exchange scheme launches on November 1.
Blue Edge Back For More
The popular “Blue Edge” program has returned to the South Burnett PCYC at Murgon.
Irate Owner Rams Car Thief
An irate Kingaroy resident chased a thief who stole his 4WD on Sunday night, ramming the vehicle in Wieden Street.
Man Charged Over Break-Ins
A 27-year-old Kingaroy man has been charged with a number of offences following a break-and-enter at a business on River Road on October 20.
Murgon Attack Was Targeted: MP
Opposition Leader and Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington has described as “absolute rubbish” a suggestion a recent home invasion in Murgon was a random incident.”
Circus Supports Storm Recovery
Hudson’s Circus were planning to bring their show to Kingaroy, but when the recent storms hit – and more rain was forecast – they decided to postpone their performances and refund ticket sales.
