Murgon Has Another Good Year
Murgon has had a very good year and can look forward to more of the same in 2018, the Murgon Business and Development Association heard on Thursday morning.
Toowoomba ‘Envy Of Regional Australia’
Toowoomba Regional Council adopted its 2016-17 Annual Report at a Special Meeting held on Wednesday.
Fair Milk Logo ‘In Limbo’
Queensland dairy farmers are calling on all political parties to guarantee the commitment made earlier this year by the State Government to fund the Queensland Dairyfarmers’ Organisation (QDO) to develop a Fair Milk Logo.
Appeal To Help Fire Family
A GoFundMe page has been set up for a Nanango couple who lost everything in a house fire
MP Rejects Bridge Claim
Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington says claims by Main Roads Minister Mark Bailey and Labor candidate for Nanango Ben Rankin that works on the Boyne River Bridge are underway are “clueless”.
Man Crushed At Dam Site
A 33-year-old man has been airlifted to hospital after an industrial accident at Boondooma Dam.
MPs Stop To Listen In Murgon
Murgon businesspeople had the opportunity to quiz Federal Small Business Minister Michael McCormack on Wednesday about issues such as tax, employment incentives and apprenticeships.
Bridge Already Underway: ALP
Labor candidate for Nanango Ben Rankin has claimed a key LNP promise for the South and North Burnett regions was already in the pipeline under the Palaszczuk Government.
MP Praises Mental Health Initiative
Member for Maranoa David Littleproud has praised a new telehealth initiative introduced on November 1 and available to all South Burnett residents.
LNP Promises More Roadworks
Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington has announced more roadworks which could benefit the South Burnett if the LNP wins government at the State Election.
Christmas Party To Say Thanks
The Queensland Rural, Regional and Remote Women’s Network will be hosting a Christmas party on Saturday, December 2, to thank a Brisbane-based organisation that helped the South Burnett during the 2011 and 2013 floods.
Maidenwell Gets Ready For The Chop
Maidenwell is getting ready for the chop … or more precisely, the South Burnett’s first ever two day festival devoted to post ripping and wood chopping.
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.
