Big Crowd Contests Open Age Fours
The car park at the Kingaroy Bowls Club was packed out last weekend, and there were even caravans parked on the back lawn.
Angus Rabbitt: The End Of An Era
Country music fans are mourning the passing of Cherbourg musician Angus Rabbitt, who died on Monday
Countdown Begins To Census
In less than a month’s time, millions of people across Australia will pause to complete the 17th national Census.
Meet The Future Blackbutt Hall
Blackbutt residents saw concept drawings on Monday showing what the Blackbutt Memorial Hall will look like when it’s moved to a new home near the showground later this year.
Gladiators Courageous In Defeat
No one could ever accuse the Gayndah Gladiators of lacking in courage after the performance they put on at Kingaroy’s TJ O’Neill Oval on Saturday afternoon.
New Name For Chopper Service
RACQ CareFlight helicopters will no longer be flying their life-saving missions into the South Burnett … but there’s no need to panic! From this week, they’ll be known as LifeFlight helicopters instead.
Yarraman Creek Project Wins Award
The Friends Of Yarraman Creek have won one of this year’s eleven Healthy Waterways Awards
Barambah Harvests Points From Wests
Results from South Burnett senior soccer games played in Murgon and Nanango on Saturday, July 9
Dairy Project Unveiled At Wellcamp
Billionaire Gina Rinehart’s plans for an infant milk formula factory targeting the Chinese market may be on the backburner because of market conditions, but that hasn’t stopped a new player unveiling its dairy plans this week.
Murgon Backs South Burnett Rail Trail
The Murgon Business and Development Association is enthusiastic about the South Burnett’s new rail trail, which will be officially opened on the October long weekend.
Barrons Gather To Celebrate
Ronald and Joyce Barron, from Wattle Grove, tied the knot on June 18, 1966, at the then-Methodist Church in Kingaroy.
Nanango Thieves Strike Again
Police are reviewing CCTV footage in a bid to catch the people responsible for a string of recent break-ins – and the arson of two motor vehicles – in Nanango.
Day For Duffs At Wondai
Members of the Duff family were out in force at the Wondai Races on Saturday, who came to watch the running of the Neil Duff Memorial Plate and the Lewis Duff Memorial Handicap.
Saints Fightback Pays Off
South Burnett Saints secured a hard-fought win in a topsy-turvy Darling Downs AFL game against Highfields on Saturday.
Nev Stars In English Tour
Murgon veteran cricketer Neville Kratzmann is making waves in England as part of the Australian Over 70s cricket tour.
Chris Wins NAIDOC Award
Former Cherbourg School principal Chris Sarra has been named “Person Of The Year” at the NAIDOC Awards
Exhibition Offers Something For Everyone
The Kingaroy Art Gallery’s July exhibition offers an insight into a little-known aspect of the region’s past, along with a spread of beautiful craft works being created by present-day artisans.
Stags Run Away From Wolves
The Wondai Wolves’ horror season continued at the weekend with Nanango treating their A Grade rugby league at Wondai as little more than a training run.
Hornets Back Anti-Violence Message
The Cherbourg Hornets were wearing some funky new polo shirts when they travelled to North Ipswich at the weekend to take on the Kingaroy Red Ants.
Blackbutt To Get
First Look At Hall Plans
Concept drawings showing the Blackbutt Memorial Hall in its new location will be released next week
