Police Probe Fatal Kingaroy Fire
Police are investigating a sudden death at a house in Murray Parade, Kingaroy, early on Saturday.
Neil’s Aiming For Success In Victoria
It’s been a big year for Murgon sportsman Neil Collard, but he’s hoping there could be even bigger highlights still to come.
BGA Challenges Businesses
To Day Of Touch Footy Fun
A simple idea by one of Kingaroy’s largest companies to encourage team building has really taken off
Children’s Skills On Display
The Ration Shed Museum now has a special area set aside that Cherbourg children can call their own following the opening of a new exhibition on Thursday.
Byrne Handed Ag Portfolio
Police Minister Bill Byrne has been appointed Acting Agriculture and Fisheries Minister in the wake of Thursday night’s sudden resignation by Leanne Donaldson.
Medals Mark Years Of Service
A very proud group of Queensland Fire and Emergency Services personnel from the South and North Burnett regions gathered in Murgon on Wednesday to be presented with medals.
Bowlers Enjoy A Racing Lunch
The Kingaroy Bowls Club took a step away from the usual on Tuesday when it decided not to celebrate Melbourne Cup Day with a game of bowls.
Councils Get Control
Of Local Stock Routes
The State Government will let Councils manage their local stock routes and collect grazing fees
Ag Minister Quits Over Unpaid Bills
Agriculture Minister Leanne Donaldson quit Cabinet on Thursday evening after revelations the Queensland ALP had paid an outstanding rates bill of almost $8000.
Art Show Ready For Action
Months of planning – and a frenzy of creativity by local artists – will come to a peak on Saturday with the official opening in Kingaroy of the 9th annual disAbility Art Show.
Mayor Calls For Acland Expansion
Toowoomba Mayor Paul Antonio has called for an end to delays on the expansion of New Acland’s mine
Teens Blamed For Vandalism
Two young teenagers have been blamed for a spree of vandalism in the Kingaroy CBD on Monday afternoon.
Kumbia Takes The Prize
If you can’t go to Flemington, then Kumbia’s definitely the next best place to be on Melbourne Cup Day.
MP Rejects Mine ‘Hypocrisy’
Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington has rejected Labor Party claims of “hypocrisy” about her opposition to Moreton Resources’ coal mine, while at the same time pushing for Acland Stage III.
Quota Club Says ‘Sew What?’
Members from the Quota Club of Kingaroy spent two days at the Orana Lutheran Complex last week.
Kumbia Farewells Drought With A Dinner
A crowd of about 140 people converged on Kumbia Hall last Friday night for a “Down With The Drought” community dinner.
New Boating and Fishing Guide Released
A new edition of the Queensland Recreational Boating and Fishing Guide has been released in time for the summer holidays.
Halloween Is Fun!
More than 200 witches, warlocks, zombies and ghouls descended on The Shed at Little Drayton Street in Nanango on Monday night.
Christmas Lights Competition Now Open
Entries for this year’s Community Christmas Lights Competition 2016 are now open
Favourite Time For Fishing
It’s great 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.
