Free Talk By Famous Forecaster
Long range weather forecaster Hayden Walker will be appearing at Wooroolin Hall on Tuesday
Old Skills Win New Fans
The talented women from the QCWA were making a big impression in Murgon on Friday with their annual display of the best handcrafts from across the Gympie-South Burnett Division.
Pasta Champ Ready To Defend Crown
The pressure is starting to mount on reigning champion Michaela Graaf … but she promises to stay calm and collected when she defends her crown at Moffatdale Ridge this Saturday.
School’s Betting On A Big Night
It’s time to don your racing silks, saddle up and try to get together a winning stable …
Holly Picked For Sri Lanka Tour
Holly Ferling has overcome injury and a form slump to be selected in the Southern Stars squad
Thank You To Meals On Wheels Volunteers
Wondai Meals on Wheels volunteer Michelle Smith has been with the service since the very first meeting, held on August 18, 1983.
South Burnett Women Invited
To Apply For $5000 Bursary
Applications close on September 30 for the inaugural Dr Ellen Mary Kent Hughes Memorial Scholarship
Council Seeks Outstanding Residents
Do you know an outstanding South Burnett resident or community group? If so, the South Burnett Regional Council would like to hear from you.
Ex-Deputy PM To Talk About Stress
Former Deputy Prime Minister Warren Truss should be more relaxed now now as it’s just over two months since he retired as Member for Wide Bay.
Helping Hand For CROSB Crew
SupaIGA in Kingaroy have thrown their weight behind a Relay For Life team who are usually kept busy helping others.
Progressive Dinner Will Launch Festival
A progressive dinner that takes in the region’s best art, best smorgasbord, best wines, oldest hotel and a leading band will launch this year’s South Burnett and Cherbourg On Show festival on September 30
Lane Named Player Of The Year
Former Kingaroy Red Ant Lane Ferling was named FOGS Colts Challenge Player of the Year at the 2016 QRL Awards on Wednesday night
Maclagan Recalls The Day Life Changed
Strange things happened in Australia during World War I. “German Shepherds” became “Alsatians”, many families anglicised their German-sounding surnames, and the tiny town of Mt Bismarck, south of the Bunya Mountains, became Maclagan …
St John’s Celebrates Springtime
The St John’s Lutheran School welcomed in Spring and celebrated U8s Day on Wednesday
New Fire Truck For Kingaroy QPWS
Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service in Kingaroy has been given one of six new Mercedes-Benz 4WDs
Smoke Alarm Law Forces Upgrades
Queensland property owners will have a maximum of 10 years to replace any existing smoke alarm detectors with photoelectric, interconnected smoke alarms.
Artist Stamps Out Famous Faces
Portraits made from postage stamps will be the focus of Wondai Art Gallery’s September exhibition.
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 Face At RIRDC
Well-known Riverina businesswoman Kay Hull has been appointed chair of the Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation (RIRDC).
D-Day For Smokers
Tough new anti-smoking laws have come into force in Queensland.
