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KCCI To Hold AGM At Carrollee

KCCI To Hold AGM At Carrollee

The Kingaroy Chamber of Commerce Industry will be holding its November meet’n’greet – and annual general meeting – at the Carrollee Hotel on November 26.

Seven Teenagers Charged

Seven Teenagers Charged

Police have charged seven teenagers with more than 60 property crime offences allegedly committed in the South Burnett.

MLA Elects New Chair

MLA Elects New Chair

John Lloyd will take over as chair of Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA)  after the group’s AGM on November 20.

Kingaroy Man Injured

Kingaroy Man Injured

A 27-year-old man has been charged after a Kingaroy man was allegedly assaulted in Brisbane on Monday.

Cherbourg Goes It Alone

Cherbourg Goes It Alone

Cherbourg Aboriginal Shire Council is pressing ahead with its own “go-it-alone” Truth-Telling session next Monday (November 18).

Horse Rider Injured

Horse Rider Injured

A rider was transported to Kingaroy Hospital with a suspected head injury after a fall from a horse at Nanango Showgrounds on Sunday morning.

Free Legal Advice For Women

Free Legal Advice For Women

The Women’s Legal Service Queensland’s Rural, Remote & Regional Outreach team will be visiting Kingaroy and Murgon later this month to provide free legal advice.

New Cabinet ‘A Welcome Change’

New Cabinet ‘A Welcome Change’

Retiring AgForce Queensland General President Georgie Somerset has reflected on her time at the helm of the rural lobby group and the opportunities afforded by the election of a new State Government.

Four Groups To Share $40,000

Four Groups To Share $40,000

Four South Burnett not-for-profit groups are the lucky recipients of a total of almost $40,000 in “Small & Vital” grants from the Foundation for Rural Regional Renewal.

Injury Mars Big League Day

Injury Mars Big League Day

Two proud Indigenous rugby league teams, the Cherbourg Hornets and Woorabinda Warriors, took to Jack O’Chin Oval at Cherbourg last Saturday to decide who would take home the prestigious Pioneer Shield.

Art Sometimes Just Takes Guts

Art Sometimes Just Takes Guts

Kingaroy Regional Art Gallery is featuring works by four well-known art teachers – Bronwyn Langford Martoo, Tonita Penny, Marylaura Kato and Kahli Dawkings – in its November exhibition.