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Kingaroy Looks A Winner!

Kingaroy Looks A Winner!

South Burnett punters looking for an omen bet in future may like to put their hard-earned on a Chris Munce-trained colt that is currently being put through its paces at Eagle Farm.

Fly Ash Company Fined $18.6 Million

Fly Ash Company Fined $18.6 Million

Cement Australia and its associated companies have been fined $18.6 milliCement Australia and its associated companies have been fined $18.6 million – and a manager fined $20,000 – for anti-competitive behaviour in relation to their fly ash removal business in Queensland.

Thrills And Spills At Wondai

Thrills And Spills At Wondai

The South Burnett Race Club’s Anzac Day fixture generated excitement for several local parties and, fortunately, some spillages came to safe conclusions.

Public Servants Get Pay Rise

Public Servants Get Pay Rise

Core Queensland public sector workers will receive a one-off $1300 bonus soon to compensate them for a 16-month delay in negotiating their annual pay increase.

Lots Of Fun At Nanango Show

Lots Of Fun At Nanango Show

The Nanango Show had something for everyone … from Peppa Pig and train rides for the kids, to motorbike barrel racing, a cutting competition and trots on the main oval.

Yarraman Funeral

Yarraman Funeral

A funeral service will be held for well-known South Burnett resident Eric Profke in Yarraman next week.

Last Chance To Have A Ball

Last Chance To Have A Ball

There just three tables left to fill – as well as a couple of single or double spots – for the black tie “The Sky’s The Limit” charity ball at Kingaroy Town Hall on May 21.

First Anzacs Set The Standard

First Anzacs Set The Standard

That first Anzac Day on April 25, 2015 established the Australian character and set the standard for all the soldiers, sailors and airmen who followed.

Wondai Salutes Anzac Legacy

Wondai Salutes Anzac Legacy

Wondai’s traditional Anzac Day race meeting always attracts a good crowd of punters after the morning’s commemorations have wound up, but the seriousness of the day is not forgotten.