Business Boost For Entrepreneurs
Budding Indigenous entrepreneurs have been invited to apply for assistance from Barayamal’s business accelerator program.
Mystery Cash Found In Cabinet
Nanango police are appealing for public help to find the original owner of a pine corner TV cabinet which had a hidden bounty inside … a large amount of cash.
Adani Sponsors Kingaroy Open Day
Traditional dancing and music marked a special NAIDOC open day held on Wednesday at the new Gumbuya Family Well-Being headquarters in Kingaroy.
Bears And Panthers Take Most Points
After a week’s break for the winter school vacation, all twelve Football South Burnett teams converged on the Burnett Street sports fields in Nanango last Saturday for another derby.
MP To Host Meet’n’Greet
The Kingaroy Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s next Meet’n’Greet will be hosted by Member for Nanango and Deputy Opposition Leader Deb Frecklington.
Rod Helps To ReFire Cherbourg
A police officer from the Brisbane Watchhouse is one of the surprise helpers that came on board when a plan to revive pottery making at Cherbourg was announced.
Artist Aims For Archibald Glory
Sunshine Coast artist Jandamarra Cadd – who has twice exhibited at the Wondai Art Gallery – has submitted a portrait of actor Jack Charles into this year’s Archibald Prize.
MP Plans Electorate Meetings
Member for Wide Bay Llew O’Brien will be available for one-on-one interviews with local residents at various South Burnett locations later this month.
Unions Celebrate Win For Casuals
Unions have claimed a small victory in their fight against the “casualisation” of the Australian workforce.
Water Restrictions At Level 3
The South Burnett Regional Council has reminded residents that water restrictions in the region are still at Level 3.
Kumbia Gets Switched On
A new mobile phone site to service the Kumbia area has been switched on by Vodafone Australia and Member for Maranoa David Littleproud.
Government To Trial Seasonal Work
The Federal Government will offer new incentives for unemployed people to undertake seasonal work like fruit picking.
Picnic Will Recall Benarkin’s Early Days
Pioneers may have begun settling the area around Benarkin in the late 1880s, but the town was known as Well Holes until 1912.
Jason’s Sharing Our Regional Flavours
The South Burnett will have a strong presence again this year at Brisbane’s premier free food festival, Regional Flavours.
Mayor To Address Energy Summit
South Burnett Mayor Keith Campbell will be speaking about the important role energy industries play in the South Burnett’s economy at an inaugural National Energy Summit in Toowoomba on Thursday.
$7m To Upgrade Highway
Work has begun on a $7 million project to upgrade the New England Highway near Cooyar.
Bikers Open Region’s First Bikery
When a new business opened its doors in Wooroolin on July 1, owners Kerrie Bantoft and Lynnsay Fryer decided the best way to launch it was with a motorcycle tour, followed by a parade.
Council Signals Right To Enter
An ancient ceremony that grants a trusted military force the right to enter a town was re-enacted in Kingaroy on Saturday with much pomp and circumstance.
Farmers Are Getting Older
The average Australian farmer is 56 years old and has been farming for 35 years, according to the latest Agricultural Census data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
NBN Network Passes Milestone
The Federal Government says two-thirds of the NBN broadband network in regional, rural and remote Australia is complete.
