House Fire Not Suspicious
A fire which destroyed a house in Hamilton Road, South Nanango, on November 6 has been ruled to be not suspicious.
Mayor Calls For Police Action On Trees
South Burnett Mayor Keith Campbell has condemned the person or persons responsible for poisoning trees in Nanango’s CBD, and hopes police look into it to find those responsible.
MP Supports Men’s Shed For Yarraman
Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington has pledged that a future LNP Government will secure the use of the Mill Street Forestry Shed for the Yarraman Men’s Shed.
Outrage After Trees Poisoned
News that a strip of trees in Fitzroy Street, Nanango appears to have been tordoned by vandals has sparked outrage among local residents.
Senator Gives Pep Talk To LNP Faithful
Assistant Minister to the Prime Minister Senator James McGrath made the trek to Kingaroy on Saturday to officially open local Member Deb Frecklington’s campaign office.
South Burnett Pauses To Remember
The 99th anniversary of the end of the “war to end all wars” was marked in all South Burnett towns – and across the world – on Saturday with services timed to coincide with 11:00am.
Three Exhibitions At Gallery
Deputy Mayor Kathy Duff said she was delighted to be asked to open this month’s exhibition at the Wondai Regional Art Gallery, even if she was the second choice to do it.
Doctors Press For Better Deal For Bush
Doctors are urging whichever party wins the State Election to deliver a fairer deal for patients and medical professionals regional areas.
Two Hurt In Collision
Queensland Ambulance took two people to Kingaroy Hospital after a collision at Jarrah Street in Kingaroy on Monday afternoon.
Farmers Call For Parties To
Do More To Fix ‘Energy Crisis’
The QFF says it is encouraging all parties in the Queensland election to make energy more affordable
Optus Switches On New Tower
Work has been completed on a new Optus phone tower which has been erected at the rear of the Youth Park in Somerset Street, Kingaroy.
Kropp’s Harvest At Kumbia
Gary Geran saluted twice while wearing Matt Kropp’s royal blue and white stable livery at Kumbia on Tuesday, much to the delight of favourite backers.
Big Day For An 85-Year-Old
Brisbane heritage expert Brian Maxwell is breathing a big sigh of relief this Remembrance Day … and so is Kingaroy RSL.
‘Smart Farm’ Grants Available
The Burnett Catchment Care Association is encouraging producers to apply for funding through the Federal Government’s recently announced “Smart Farms” program.
Union Backs Referendum Call
The Construction Forestry Mining and Energy Union has thrown its weight behind the Uluru Statement’s call for the establishment of a body to provide a direct parliamentary voice for Indigenous Australians.
Farm Safety Workshop For Dairy Farmers
A “Getting Started: Farm Starter Safety Kit Workshop” will be held in Nanango later this month, organised by the Queensland Dairyfarmers Organisation.
AgForce Supports LNP Promises
AgForce has come out strongly in support of the LNP’s proposed Beef Roads and Better Bridges programs, key election promises for the upcoming State poll.
This Election, Number Every Square …
How the parties suggest voters allocate their preferences at the upcoming State Election became a bit clearer on Friday … and the Greens are not the winners.
Bega Cheese Bids To Buy PCA
Bega Cheese looks set to take over ownership of Kingaroy’s iconic Peanut Company of Australia after launching a $11.9 million takeover bid for the company.
Railway Line? What Railway Line …
Do you know a mining company hopes to use the Kingaroy-Theebine rail line corridor to transport coal … most likely spelling the death of the very popular South Burnett Rail Trail?
