Nanango Wins First FFA Cup Match
Nanango’s FFA side beat Toowoomba premier league team Gatton 2-0 at Clive Berghoffer Stadium on Saturday night.
Mad Hatters Launch Show
The Proston Show Society held a Mad Hatters Tea Party in the main street of Proston on Saturday morning.
Jared To Play For Australia
Young Redgate off-spinner Jared Sippel has been selected to tour Sri Lanka in May.
State Government Fees
‘Add 3pc To Rates Bill’
State Government fees and charges are adding 3 per cent to every rates bill in the South Burnett
MX Rider Injured
The Sunshine Coast-based RACQ CareFlight Rescue helicopter landed at Cooyar today to treat a motocross rider with a serious leg injury.
New Exhibition Recalls Floods
An exhibition recalling the 2011 floods will open at the Kingaroy Regional Art Gallery on Monday.
South Burnett Bowls News: 01-Mar-14
Goodness me … it’s the first of March already. March marks the start of autumn – though it’ll be hot for awhile yet – and some of the clubs are well underway with their club championships.
Toasting A New Location
Kingaroy business people turned out in force on Friday night to toast the re-opening of TASTE South Burnett in a new location.
Shoppers Donate $200,000 To Farmers
Woolworths’ customers have donated more than $200,000 to assist drought-affected farmers in Queensland and NSW.
Two Children ‘Near Shooting’
Two young children were nearby when a man was struck by shotgun pellets at a Nanango home on Tuesday evening, police say.
Car Ends Up In Ditch
A Nanango man aged in his 20s has been transported to Kingaroy Hospital for observation after a single vehicle crash on the D’Aguilar Highway near Kingaroy this morning.
Still Waiting For Flashing Lights
There’s still no word on when flashing lights will be installed in the school zone on the D’Aguilar Highway outside Taabinga State School in Kingaroy although it has been identified as a priority.
ALP Back In Business Locally
Death threats have not stopped Nanango man Craig Prickett from re-forming a local branch of the ALP.
State Looks At Limiting
Objections To New Mines
Anti-CSG group Lock the Gate claims the State Government is curbing “democratic rights” by trying to limit objections to mines to affected landholders only.
More Power To Us Mob
Cherbourg’s community radio station Us Mob (4UM) can now compete with the “big boys” in the South Burnett following an upgrade to its transmitter.
Top Pet Photographer
To Visit Nanango Club
Well-known Ipswich pet photographer Tina Dial will be visiting the Nanango Camera Club next month.
Burrum Joins League Competition
The countdown to the 2014 South Burnett rugby league competition has begun, with an amended senior draw about to be released and the Kingaroy Red Ants hosting a major trial match on Friday night.
‘Limited Benefit’ In Drought Package
The Federal Government’s drought relief package will be of limited benefit to rural communities, according to an economics professor at Charles Sturt University.
Centenary Anzac Figure Takes Shape
Plans to erect a six foot tall white granite statue of a World War I veteran in Kingaroy for next year’s Gallipoli centenary have moved forward with the unveiling of a model of the statue.
Farmers Welcome Drought Package
Today’s announcement by the Federal Government of a $320 million drought assistance package has been warmly received by producer groups
