Big Crowd Attends Opening Night
A large crowd packed into the Wondai Regional Art Gallery last Friday night for the official opening of May’s exhibition.
Apply Now For $5000 Scholarship
Applications close on Sunday (May 15) for Semester 2 scholarships to study at Queensland TAFE colleges.
QDO Appoints Executive Officer
The Queensland Dairyfarmers’ Organisation has appointed a new Executive Officer to take over the reins of the organisation.
Chairman Selected For Ergon Merger
The State Government has selected a chairman for the new parent company which will be formed from the merger of Ergon Energy and Energex.
Bruce Scott Farewells Parliament
Veteran LNP politician Bruce Scott made his valedictory speech to Federal Parliament last week
Half-Yearly Rates Back On The Table
The SBRC will consider moving from quarterly back to half-yearly rates at its next meeting on May 18
Nanango Puts On A Show
The roulette wheel was spinning and the cards were flipping at Nanango FunFest committee’s third annual casino night held at the Nanango Cultural Centre on Saturday night.
Wests, Panthers Prove Too Strong
Wests proved too strong for Barambah in Saturday’s Round 6 clash at Kingaroy’s Tom Alford Oval … but only in the men’s divisions.
Pink Powers Breast Cancer Research
More than 230 runners and walkers gathered at Kingaroy’s Memorial Park early on Sunday morning
2016 Federal Election:
Who’s Nominated So Far?
South Burnett voters may have far fewer candidates to choose from in July’s Federal election than they did in 2013 unless new candidates step forward in the next four weeks
Business Breakfasts Aim To Boost Sales
South Burnett businesses will be able to get a sneak preview of an exciting new “Shop Local” campaign soon … providing they’re willing to get up early.
Treat All Powerlines As ‘Live’
Ergon Energy has issued a warning to be careful around its low voltage pillar boxes – particularly if they have been damaged – following a recent incident.
Nicholls Unveils Shadow Ministry
Opposition Leader Tim Nicholls has announced his new new Shadow Ministry ahead of the resumption of State Parliament tomorrow.
Farmers Angered By Green Laws
At least 120 South Burnett landowners packed into the Kingaroy Town Common Hall on Thursday
Ringsfield Launches New Kitchen
It’s not often that a new kitchen gets officially launched … much less on Mother’s Day.
Two Events Celebrate
Australian Wine Month
May is Australian Wine Month, and two South Burnett wineries will be celebrating it with different events.
Tackle Flu Clinic To Visit
The annual “Tackle Flu” vaccination clinic, run by the Darling Downs Public Health Unit, will visit Cherbourg on Monday, May 23.
March Against Domestic Violence
Mudjimba Women’s Safe House at Cherbourg is inviting the public to take part in two events to raise awareness about domestic violence and support victims.
Beginning For Another Bayliss
Shaun Bayliss, a well known rider in the South East country ranks, will watch the first race at Esk this Saturday with more than carefree interest.
Police History Dug Up In Kingaroy
Does anyone have any information about the early history of Kingaroy Police Station? If so, Officer-in-Charge Senior Sergeant Duane Frank would like to hear from you.
