They Shall Grow Not Old …
South Burnett residents made sure the sacrifices of the first Anzacs – and their successors in all conflicts since – were not forgotten on Monday.
South Burnett residents made sure the sacrifices of the first Anzacs – and their successors in all conflicts since – were not forgotten on Monday.
Wooroolin may be one of the South Burnett’s smaller villages, but it retains its strong connection with the Anzac tradition.
Murgon celebrated Anzac Day in the town’s traditional fashion on Monday.
Traditionalists love Sunday afternoon rugby league … and Nanango fans would have to agree after the Stags defeated Gayndah 46-8 at the weekend.
South Burnett Saints enjoyed a comfortable win during their away trip to Dalby on Saturday, April 23.
Kingaroy Police are hosting another local police recruit this week, this time a graduate from Nanango SHS
The annual Kingaroy Eisteddfod sprung into action on Tuesday at the Kingaroy Town Hall
Gunners took most of the points on the weekend in the fifth round of this year’s South Burnett Football League competition.
A Kingaroy police officer faces an anxious wait for the results of blood tests after an alleged incident at the Kingaroy Watchhouse on Sunday night.
Famous athletes Petero Civoniceva, Shannon McCann and Larissa Chambers will be coming to Cherbourg on Sunday, May 15.
The Kingaroy Concerned Citizens Group (KCCG) believe a phone poll released by Moreton Resources last week does not accurately reflect the views of Kingaroy residents.
Community groups only have five days left to apply for support in the latest round of the Heritage Nanango Community Funding scheme.
Four people were taken to hospital after a single vehicle crash near Woolooga on Saturday morning.
Four valuable campdraft horses escaped serious injury when a large horse float ran into a ditch of the side of the D’Aguilar Highway near Yarraman about 8:00am on Saturday.
The second annual Blackbutt Show, Shine & Swap Meet had a lot more “shine” this year … in both spit and polish, and warm autumn weather.
Members of the South Burnett Chorale presented the South Burnett Pantry with a cheque on Friday morning to help the charity purchase two new refrigerators.
Prostate cancer patients who live in the South Burnett will no longer have to travel to Brisbane for specialist care.
The national rollout of a new naturally occurring Korean strain of rabbit calicivirus, called RHDV1 K5, will begin later this year or early next year.
Three horses that filled a trifecta at Wondai’s Anzac Day fixture last year are back seeking share of the cash on Monday.
Two more independent dwelling units will be built at “The Laurels” in Bramston Street, Wondai.