Garden Bed Foils Brisbane Valley Spree
Police have charged a man after he allegedly broke into five houses and stole cars between Brassall and Coominya on Wednesday.
Markets Bounce Back To Life
Kingaroy’s former Makers, Bakers and Growers fresh food and craft markets will come back to life on Saturday, November 18 … in Nanango.
Ute Goes Down The Drain
Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding a distinctive Nissan ute ending up in a drain beside Kingaroy-Barkers Creek Road.
SBCO Running Woodwind Workshops
The South Burnett Community Orchestra will be hosting a series of Woodwind Workshops next Wednesday and Thursday, November 15-16.
KCCG Awards Art Prizes
The Kingaroy Concerned Citizens Group (KCCG) concluded their 385 Alive! art protest recently with an exhibition of entries and prize-giving.
Premier Takes A Punt On Kumbia
The Kumbia Cup mightn’t stop a nation like its rival does in Melbourne, but it’s important enough to attract political heavyweights out and about on the campaign trail.
LGAQ Backs Labor Grants Scheme
Local Government Association of Queensland president Mark Jamieson has spoken out in favour of the Labor Government’s “Works For Queensland” funding program.
Greens Take Top Spot On Callide Ballot
Six candidates will be vying for the seat of Callide at the State Election on November 25.
Greens Take Top Spot On Ballot
Greens candidate John Harbison has claimed the top spot on the ballot paper for the Nanango
House Destroyed By Fire
Firefighters were called to a fire in a house on Hamilton Road at South Nanango on Monday afternoon.
Christmas Lunch Tickets Now On Sale
Popular ABC Radio host Belinda Sanders will be a special guest speaker at this year’s Mayor’s Community Christmas Lunch.
Young Singers Shine Together
Students from eight South Burnett schools gathered in the Kingaroy Town Hall forecourt on Saturday morning as part of “Music: Count Us In”, one of the largest annual musical events in Australia.
Mayor Welcomes Road Announcement
South Burnett Mayor Keith Campbell has welcomed Monday’s election commitment by the LNP to widen the Mundubbera-Durong Road and upgrade the Boyne River bridge.
Cordell Wins State Titles
Local rider Cordell Rogerson added two more trophies to his cabinet following a big morning of motorcycle speedway racing in Kingaroy on Saturday.
$50m Promise To Upgrade Road
The LNP has committed to spending $50 million to upgrade the Mundubbera-Durong Road if successful at the State Election.
Full Fields For Kumbia Races
The Kumbia Race Club will be holding its popular Melbourne Cup race meeting this Tuesday, November 7.
Scott Seeks Kumbia Success
On Tuesday, Kingaroy owners Stan and Debbie Corbett may provide their trainer Scott Pedron with his first visit to the winner’s circle at Kumbia, courtesy of Stratalena or Fort Myer.
Spring Heat Brings Out The Big Fish
It’s a good feeling to know that summer is finally on its way. The water temperatures in both dams are rising considerably during the day, which makes for some pretty intense fishing at times.
Fete Filled With Fun And Frivolity
Taabinga State School P&C hosted the biggest fete Kingaroy has seen for years on Saturday, an event that stretched for a massive 10 hours.
AgForce Slams Labor Tree Laws
Farming lobby group AgForce has described the ALP’s proposed new vegetation laws as a “dodgy deal” that Queensland farmers won’t accept.
