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Toaster Blamed For Fire

Toaster Blamed For Fire

An old-style electric toaster has been blamed for starting a fire inside a slide-on camper in Kingaroy on Saturday afternoon.

Trade Trip Heads For China

Trade Trip Heads For China

The first overseas passenger flight took off from the Brisbane West Wellcamp Airport on Sunday morning, carrying about 200 local businesspeople on a trade mission to China.

Project Targets Black Soil

Project Targets Black Soil

At least 15 black soil farmers in the South Burnett will be the focus of a new Better Catchments Cropping program being co-ordinated locally by the Burnett Catchment Care Association.

Suncorp Closure Draws MP’s Ire

Suncorp Closure Draws MP’s Ire

Federal Member for Maranoa David Littleproud has slammed Suncorp Bank’s decision to close its Kingaroy branch, along with a number of other branches, on January 20.

Alford St Work To Start

Alford St Work To Start

South Burnett Regional Council will be closing Alford Street, Kingaroy – between William and Burnett streets – from Monday (October 24) for a major upgrade to the culvert next to Memorial Park.

Obituary: Gai Kapernick

Obituary: Gai Kapernick

The recent death of a former Tansey resident is also being mourned more than 13,000km away … in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Ex-Media CEO Wins Council Vote

Ex-Media CEO Wins Council Vote

Former APN CEO Mark Jamieson has been elected president of the Local Government Association of Queensland at the association’s Annual Conference this week.

Looking For a Home? Or Two?

Looking For a Home? Or Two?

You could buy a one-bedroom unit in Sydney … or 16 houses (some tenanted), a community hall, large work sheds, a dam and “park-like” paddocks in rural Queensland.

Toowoomba Wants Flood Risk Feedback

Toowoomba Wants Flood Risk Feedback

Property owners in Yarraman, Cooyar and other parts of the Toowoomba region can now find out their flood risk with the launch of an online Flood Risk Information Portal.

Council Offers Free Scans

Council Offers Free Scans

The South Burnett Regional Council is offering to scan residents’ important personal documents for free until November 30.