Gympie Mayor Caught Up In Fracas
Three people have been charged following a disturbance at Gympie Regional Council’s main office on Tuesday morning
More Bridges Get Repairs
Four more of the region’s ageing wooden bridges will be restored to full working order this month.
Nanango To Get Security Cameras
Nanango’s CBD will get round-the-clock closed circuit TV coverage after Heritage Nanango Community Funding Ltd received an $80,000 grant for the project.
Autumn Breaks Temperature Records
Australia has just endured its hottest autumn on record according to a new report from the Climate Council.
QDO Slams Dairy Report
The Dairy Situation and Outlook report released on Wednesday by Dairy Australia fails to disclose the truth about the impacts of the supermarket milk price war, according to the Queensland Dairyfarmers’ Organisation.
Cooper Misses Out On Origin 1
Former Murgon Mustang Gavin Cooper won’t be taking the field for the Maroons in State of Origin I after injured halfback Cooper Cronk was cleared to play.
Police Seek Witnesses
Police are seeking information from anyone that may be able to assist in inquiries about a crash that occurred about 6:20pm on Tuesday (May 31) on the Warrego Highway about six kilometres east of Jondaryan.
Rail Trail Sealing Work Begins
Work on sealing the Kingaroy-Murgon Rail Trail has begun; in the last few days, bitumen sealing started in the area between Memerambi and Wooroolin
Goomeri Crowds Love To Squash In
The crowds that rolled up for Goomeri’s annual Pumpkin Festival at the weekend were bigger than ever; in fact, at the top of Policeman’s Hill, you could say they were squashed in!
Health Network Seeks Advisers
The Darling Downs West Moreton Public Health Network is looking for nine local community members to play a key role in shaping the future of health across the region.
Dinner Will Explain Red Earth
A gala dinner and discussion night which will be held on June 29 will explain the aims and objectives of the Red Earth Community Foundation.
Electricity Price Rise Worse Than Forecast
Electricity prices will rise by an average 2.8 per cent for residential consumers and 11.2 per cent for small businesses on July 1
Country Kitchen To Offer Night Classes
The QCWA’s “Country Kitchens” program has been so successful it will soon offer extra courses
More Money For Rural Roads
The SBRC plans to upgrade spending on the region’s rural roads over the next 12 months
Live The Life Of A Homeless Person
South Burnett Peace of Mind founder Rhonda Trivett is offering South Burnett residents the opportunity to “Live The Life” of a homeless person … in winter.
School Celebrates ‘The Coolabunia Way’
For the hundreds of past students, old school friends and official guests, Saturday’s 125th anniversary of Coolabunia State School was an opportunity to swap memories, tell tall tales and, perhaps, get lost in the hay bale maze set up for the day.
A Weekend Of Upsets
Saturday’s soccer games proved to be a weekend of upsets, much to the delight of some fans who thought the outcome of the 2016 competition was already a foregone conclusion
Autumn Falls At Nanango Races
The autumn leaves weren’t the only things falling at Nanango Race Club’s meeting at Lee Park on Saturday
New Buildings On Show At Open Day
Saint Mary’s Catholic College in Kingaroy hosted an open day on Friday morning
Man Charged With Wilful Damage
An 18-year-old man has been charged with wilful damage and obstructing police after an incident at a house in Jacaranda Ave, Kingaroy, early on Saturday morning.
