Futsal Results – February 16
Results from South Burnett Futsal games played in Kingaroy on February 16.
Bowlers Get In The Pink
A crowd of about 75 supporters gathered at the Wondai Country Club on Saturday night to help the McGrath Foundation keep McGrath Breast Care Nurse Roslyn Melmeth in the South Burnett.
Isla’s A Cracker With A Whip
Year 9 student Isla Airs has proven she’s very handy with a stockwhip after taking out the Queensland junior whipcracking title.
Stanwell ‘May Write Off Debt’
Coal Reuse allegedly owed Stanwell Corporation – operators of the Tarong North and Tarong power stations – just over $251,000 at the time it went into liquidation last year.
Only A Week Left To See Shows
Art lovers only have a week left to see the Kingaroy Art Gallery’s February exhibition, which is really three separate exhibitions combined.
Public Comment Invited On Two Schemes
The Queensland Government is inviting public submissions on a container deposit scheme and a ban on light-weight single-use plastic shopping bags, both to start on July 1, 2018.
Members Hold Out Hope For Region
Federal MPs Llew O’Brien and David Littleproud have reacted swiftly to a warning South Burnett council rates could rise by up to 12 per cent if a three-year freeze on FAGs grants isn’t lifted in this year’s Federal Budget.
Public Meeting To Discuss Ringsfield
A public meeting will be held in Nanango soon to discuss the future of historic Ringsfield House.
More Funding For Local Rugby League
Rugby league clubs and Councils across Queensland will have access to $1.3 million in funding grants to improve their facilities under a new Queensland Footy Facilities Fund announced on Sunday.
Blue Light Rewards Long Service
The Kingaroy Blue Light disco quietly celebrated its twentieth birthday in July last year, largely thanks to the efforts of a dedicated group of volunteers.
Seeney Defends $495m Regional Fund
Member for Callide Jeff Seeney has defended the LNP government’s $495 million “Royalties For Regions” program after it came under attack in State Parliament last week.
RACQ Warning To Local Motorists
A spate of serious crashes in the South Burnett recently has prompted the RACQ to issue a warning to local motorists to take more care behind the wheel.
LNP Opts For Seat-By-Seat
Decision On Pauline Hanson
Opposition Leader Leader Tim Nicholls announced on Saturday the LNP would not be entering into a coalition with One Nation to form government.
Pub Day Winners Were Grinners
Kilcoy Bowls Club held a Pub Day on Wednesday, February 8, and it drew a good roll-up.
South Burnett Rates ‘Could Rise 12pc’
South Burnett rates could rise as much as 12.1 per cent if the Federal Government does not lift a three-year freeze on Financial Assistance Grants in this year’s Federal Budget.
Police Warn About Killer Drug
Police have issued an urgent warning about a deadly new drug detected in Queensland which can kill in even tiny quantities.
Large Block Added To National Park
The State Government has added a 52ha block to the Bunya Mountains National Park to preserve rare range-top grasslands.
Miles No Problem For English
On Friday, February 10 Hannah English booted home Sequoia Miss for the James Curtain stable at Rockhampton. And the next day she chalked up a treble at Miles.
Team Effort At Reef’n’Beef
The Reef’n’Beef Extravaganza has been running for an amazing nine years … serving up seafood and roast beef to a horde of a revellers in the (almost) middle of nowhere.
Grass Fire Burns Near Homes
A large grass fire broke out at Glan Devon on Thursday in an area surrounded by residential properties
