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Trading Changes ‘Poorly Drafted’

Trading Changes ‘Poorly Drafted’

I was proud to stand up for our region’s small business and their employees in Parliament recently to ensure they received a better deal under Labor’s proposed trading hour changes.

Council To Hold Spring Roadshows

Council To Hold Spring Roadshows

The South Burnett Regional Council will be holding a roadshow across nine towns in September to keep residents “in the loop” about what’s happening in the region.

Boyce To Stand For LNP

Boyce To Stand For LNP

Taroom grazier and businessman Colin Boyce will be the LNP’s candidate for Callide at the next State Election.

Drought Funding Available

Drought Funding Available

Toowoomba Regional Council is urging community groups within its region to apply for funding through the Community Drought Support grant program.

Meet’n’Greet Over Brekkie

Meet’n’Greet Over Brekkie

The Kingaroy Chamber of Commerce and Industry is breaking with tradition with its next Meet’n’Greet – it is being held on a Tuesday, and it will be a breakfast meeting.

RIRDC Adopts A New Name

RIRDC Adopts A New Name

The Rural Industries Research & Development Corporation (RIRDC) has changed its trading name to “AgriFutures Australia”.

Saints Bow Out After Big Year

Saints Bow Out After Big Year

Just three points over two weeks have put to an end an exciting season for the South Burnett Saints in the Darling Downs AFL competition.

ACTU Slams Working Visa Program

ACTU Slams Working Visa Program

The ACTU has slammed the Federal Government for extending the working holiday visa program which the Fair Work Ombudsman has claimed allows the systemic exploitation of temporary visa workers.

Ava Go At This Bike Ride

Ava Go At This Bike Ride

A special social bike ride is being organised up and down the D’Aguilar Range to coincide with Blackbutt’s Avocado Festival on September 9.

CEO Resigns At PHN

CEO Resigns At PHN

Darling Downs West Moreton Public Health Network CEO Simone Finch has resigned and will finish up with the public health body – which covers the South Burnett – on November 3.