Endeavour Pulls Out Of Bingo
The Endeavour Foundation will close down its Kingary bingo operation by the end of March
MP Launches Quad Bike Safety Plan
The State Government has unveiled its plan to cut quad bike-related injuries and fatalities in Queensland.
SBcare Celebrates New Extension
A big crowd turned out on Wednesday morning for the official opening of SBcare’s $238,000 extension to its Kingaroy building.
Do You Recognise This Man?
Police investigating the assault of a Claytons tow truck driver at Caboolture on February 8 have released a video of a man who may be able to assist them with their investigations.
Good Times Keep Rolling!
Bjelke-Petersen Dam has been the pick of the dams as far as numbers of fish go.
Research Suggests New Rainfall Zones
A new climate is emerging in Australia, according to maps released by the Australian Export Grains Innovation Centre (AEGIC)
Gas Guzzlers Make New Friends
The South Burnett Gas Guzzlers entertained some very special guests at their shed at the Nanango Showgrounds on Tuesday.
QFF Links Farmers To Local Help
The QFF has launched a website to help primary producers find local support during natural disasters
Photo Club Awards Life Memberships
The Kingaroy Photographic Club held its Annual General Meeting recently, and a highlight of the meeting was a motion to award three Lifetime Memberships to three long-standing members: Cliff Schwenke, Geoffrey Armstrong and Mervin (Mick) Cook.
Fundraising To Help
Crash Victim’s Family
An appeal has been set up to help the wife and daughter of a man killed on Sunday
Public Tip-Offs Lead To Drug Raids
Police have charged 26 people following the closure of “Operation Oscar Kyanite”, a three-week drug operation targeting properties in the Darling Downs area.
It’s All Go For The Proston Show!
This year’s Proston Show is shaping up to be even bigger and better than last year’s outing, thanks to a good season and strong cattle prices.
Landcare Grants Open
Landcare and community groups have been invited to apply for “Healthy Habitat” grants totalling $292,000 and “Keeping it Great” grants totalling $108,000 to help care for the region’s natural environment and support sustainable agriculture.
Bush Poets Serve Up Laughter
A crowd of 70 people packed Kumbia Race Club’s canteen on Saturday to enjoy an evening of laughter
Complaint Against Tessmann Dismissed
A complaint lodged by Michael Brown against mayoral rival Damien Tessmann has been dismissed
Campervan Destroyed By Fire
Fire destroyed a campervan parked behind a row of shops in Moore at the weekend.
Is Tick Line Final Or Not?
Agriculture Minister Leanne Donaldson’s statement on Tuesday that there would be “no appeal process” over the final location of the tick line appears to fly in the face of an assurance she gave earlier this year that producers would be able to negotiate future changes to its position.
Union Condemns APN Sell-Off
The union that represents Australian journalists has condemned APN News & Media for its decision to sell its Australian Regional Media arm.
Ex-Rabbitoh Has A Ball In Nanango
Former South Sydney captain Mario Fenech dropped into visit the boys and girls at St Patrick’s Catholic School in Nanango on Tuesday as part of a local blitz by NRL Ambassadors.
Tick Line Draws 1000 Submissions
The State Government has received more than 1000 submissions and received feedback from more than 1000 people at public meetings about the future location of the cattle tick line.
