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Mystery Cash Goes Home

Mystery Cash Goes Home

Nanango police have found the original owners of a stash of cash found in a TV cabinet bought from the Hervey Bay Recycling Market in June.

Wandering Cattle Cause Havoc

Wandering Cattle Cause Havoc

Maidenwell resident Max Forsyth fears that wandering cattle which appear to have escaped from a local property could cause a major traffic accident.

Tourism Body Unveils Three-Year Plan

Tourism Body Unveils Three-Year Plan

The embattled Southern Queensland Country Tourism – which has faced criticism from both South Burnett and Darling Downs tourism operators in recent months – has unveiled a new three-year business plan.

Businesses Invited To RV Workshop

Businesses Invited To RV Workshop

A workshop conducted by the Australian Caravan Club that will be held in Kingaroy next month has won the support of the South Burnett Regional Council and the Kingaroy Chamber of Commerce.

Open Day At USQ

Open Day At USQ

The University of Southern Queensland in Toowoomba will be holding an Open Day for prospective students on Sunday (August 13).

Hoopert Looks For The Ton

Hoopert Looks For The Ton

Sunshine Coast jockey Jason Hoopert is very keen to boot home a winner during this Saturday’s $10,000 XXXX Fitzroy Hotel Nanango Cup card.

A Wild Time In Ol’ Kumbia

A Wild Time In Ol’ Kumbia

Go west young man (and woman), go west! The traditional command was obeyed with gusto on Saturday night at the annual Kumbia Brain Drain.

Chemical Company Fined $100,000

Chemical Company Fined $100,000

Agricultural chemical manufacturer Accensi Pty Ltd has been fined $100,000 for supplying herbicides containing chemical ingredients not listed in the registered formulation.

Two Hurt In Rollover

Two Hurt In Rollover

Two men suffered minor injuries on Wednesday afternoon when a car pulling a trailer left the Wide Bay Highway near the Bauple-Woolooga Road turn-off and overturned.

Market Eases Back

Market Eases Back

The market for most descriptions was tougher at the Murgon cattle sale on Tuesday, where 600 head were yarded – 25 per cent fewer than a fortnight ago.

BIEDO Organises Two Workshops

BIEDO Organises Two Workshops

The Burnett Inland Economic Development Organisation (BIEDO) has a number of events planned to assist local not-for-profit organisations, businesses and farmers.

Toowoomba Rates By Email

Toowoomba Rates By Email

Yarraman and Cooyar residents can now opt to receive their Toowoomba Regional Council rates and water notices by email.

MP Slams Optus, Telstra

MP Slams Optus, Telstra

Member for Maranoa David Littleproud has slammed Optus, labelling as “a smokescreen” its $1 billion promise to improve mobile phone coverage in the bush.