Japanese Market Opens For Melons
New markets could open in Japan for Australian melons and pumpkins following an agreement struck on technical issues related to market access.
New markets could open in Japan for Australian melons and pumpkins following an agreement struck on technical issues related to market access.
Well-known Riverina businesswoman Kay Hull has been appointed chair of the Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation (RIRDC).
Tough new anti-smoking laws have come into force in Queensland.
The South Burnett Regional Council confirmed on Thursday that infrastructure servicing Memerambi Estate residential lots fronting the Bunya Highway reached practical completion last week.
Murgon’s “Focus On You” Community Health Expo has been declared a huge success by organisers.
Spring is finally here and it’s the time of year that I always look forward to. The water temps are gradually increasing and that’s when the native fish in our stocked impoundments really spring into life and start gorging themselves
Two months of hard work and gruelling heats came to an end at the Wondai Show last Saturday night
Cherbourg will hold an outdoor concert on Saturday, October 1 as part of the October long weekend
The South Burnett should have a “normal” bushfire season this year although active fires are still probable, according to predictions from the Bushfire and Natural Hazards Cooperative Research Centre released on Wednesday.
Police are appealing for public help held to find a 60-year-old man reported missing in the Caboolture area.
A Special Meeting of the South Burnett Regional Council has been called for next Wednesday (September 7) at the Council Chambers in Glendon Street, Kingaroy.
Workplace Health and Safety Queensland has organised a free webinar for employers in a bid to cut the number of workers being killed while working near heavy vehicles.
Anyone silly enough to try to break the law in Kumbia on Saturday night would have been in for a huge shock … there were enough superheroes in town to send the meanest villain quickly off to jail.
Co-operatives work, they’re aren’t outdated and they can help farmers make better profits.
The State Government has introduced legislation to help ensure financial disputes between farmers and banks can be resolved with the assistance of mediators.
The Kingaroy Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s next meet’n’greet will be hosted by South Burnett Directions, the region’s peak economic and tourism development organisation.
The Kingaroy Art Gallery will be featuring a retrospective in September of works by one of the South Burnett’s most respected artists.
This year’s Colours Of Yarraman will be offering Yarraman’s best gardeners a share of $2000
The Queensland Law Society has called on the State Government to bring Queensland into line with the rest of Australia to ensure 17-year-olds are no longer considered adults in the eyes of the law.
South Burnett Saints’ 2016 AFL season has come to end after being knocked out of the Darling Downs competition by 2015 1st Division Premiers Coolaroo in the first semi-final played in Toowoomba on Saturday.