Nanango Students Step Out In Style
Nanango State High School students stepped into the limelight on Thursday night for their annual Year 12 Formal.
Work Starts At Cooyar Waste Facility
Toowoomba Regional Council has marked National Recycling Week by turning the first sod at the new Cooyar Waste Transfer Facility.
AgForce Welcomes LNP Rural Policy
AgForce has welcomed the release of the LNP’s agriculture policy on Friday, describing it as “a broad platform that addresses many of the concerns of broadacre primary producers”.
11 Properties Auctioned For Unpaid Rates
The South Burnett Regional Council has sold off 11 properties at auction to recover more than $100,000 in unpaid rates.
LNP Electorate Promises Total $69.75m
The LNP has made a total of $69.75 million in election promises to the Nanango Electorate which it has committed to fulfil if it wins government at the November 25 State Election.
Election Provokes A Ripple Of Rejoicing
The country racing fraternity should be pleased that the two major parties have made key commitments to the sector in the lead up to next Saturday’s state election.
Council Extends Prequalified Suppliers List
The South Burnett Regional Council will extend existing contracts with businesses on its Prequalified Suppliers list until June 30 so it can review current contracting arrangements.
LNP Promises $50,000 For Hospital
Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington says a future LNP Government would provide $50,000 to the Emergency Department at Kingaroy Hospital to buy much-needed equipment.
Art Funding Could Target Silos
Could Kingaroy’s iconic peanut silos become an artistic masterpiece if the ALP retains power at the State Election?
35 Charged After Drug Raids
Thirty-five people will face 94 charges after a series of raids on rural properties across southern Queensland, including several in the South Burnett
Blackbutt To Get New Postcode
A decade-long fight to get Blackbutt its own postcode paid off on Friday when Australia Post agreed to split the old 4306 postcode area in half.
Big Night For St Mary’s Students
St Mary’s Catholic College kicked off the South Burnett’s 2017 formal season on Tuesday night with its annual Valedictory Dinner for Year 12 students at the Kingaroy Town Hall.
Get Ready For Some Jungle Fun!
The stage is set for a night of rib-tickling slapstick comedy with the Jungle Juice theatre-restaurant show.
Nanango Jeweller Marries In Toowoomba
Nanango jeweller Darrel Brewerton exchanged marriage vows with his fiancee Gillian Walker on October 21 at St David’s Presbyterian Church in Toowoomba.
Futsal Facility Proposed For Nanango
An Australian Futsal Association training camp will be built in Nanango if the owners agree to changes requested by the South Burnett Regional Council.
Truck Destroyed By Fire
A juvenile has been charged with wilful damage and unlawful use of a motor vehicle after a truck caught on fire at Memerambi on Monday night.
Two Roads Get New Names
The South Burnett Regional Council will rename two roads in Wondai and Taromeo to make life easier for emergency services, postal services and the general public.
Scholarships Offered To Young Farmers
The Future Farmers Network – a national body that represents young people working in the agriculture industry – is offering three scholarships to budding farmers.
Missing Links To Be Filled In
The South Burnett Regional Council will begin installing a new concrete footpath along the McDonald’s side of Haly Street, Kingaroy next week to replace its “missing links”.
LNP Promises $400,000 For Clubhouse
A key LNP election promise from the last State Election campaign – to help support South Burnett people with a mental illness reconnect with the community – has been revived for this campaign, with a more generous proposal for funding.
