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Unions Slam ‘Right To Entry’ Change

Unions Slam ‘Right To Entry’ Change

The Queensland Council of Unions has slammed State Government changes to “right of entry” legislation passed by the State Government this week, labelling them as “draconian”.

Treaty Pathway Formally Axed

Treaty Pathway Formally Axed

The State Government has formally abolished Queensland’s Path To Treaty process by introducing legislation into Parliament this week to repeal the Path To Treaty Act.

Wallet, Bank Card Found

Wallet, Bank Card Found

Police have confirmed a wallet and bank card belonging to missing man Jack McLennan were found by searchers last week.

Council Quashes Plumbing Fee Fears

Council Quashes Plumbing Fee Fears

Fears that ratepayers with their own household sewerage treatment plants would have to pay a new annual fee have been quashed by the South Burnett Regional Council.

Ex-Fire Chief Issues Nuclear Warning

Ex-Fire Chief Issues Nuclear Warning

Former Commissioner of Fire and Rescue NSW Greg Mullins has warned that firefighters are not trained or equipped to deal with nuclear emergencies that could arise from nuclear reactors or the transportation and storage of radioactive waste.

VIC Delegates Visit Region

VIC Delegates Visit Region

Almost 40 delegates representing Visitor Information Centres from across Queensland are discovering the magic of the South Burnett during a four-day visit to the region.

Beef Group Seeks Chair

Beef Group Seeks Chair

The Australian Beef Sustainability Framework is calling for expressions of interest for the position of chair.

Local Groups Share Wind Farm Grants

Local Groups Share Wind Farm Grants

The Coopers Gap Wind Farm community fund has awarded $117,295 in grants to not-for-profit associations in the South Burnett and Western Downs council areas after receiving 18 applications.

Changes In KCCI Executive Team

Changes In KCCI Executive Team

There have been some changes in the make-up of the Kingaroy Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s executive committee following the association’s Annual General Meeting on Tuesday night.

Probation For Stalking MP

Probation For Stalking MP

A Kilkivan man has pleaded guilty to stalking Member for Gympie Tony Perrett.

‘Quiet Majority Backs Renewables’

‘Quiet Majority Backs Renewables’

Farmers For Climate Action – a pro-renewables lobby group – claims a majority of residents in Renewable Energy Zones actually support clean energy projects on farmland in their local community.

Old Coal Mates Swap Stories

Old Coal Mates Swap Stories

There were lots of memories shared on Saturday about the good ol’ days when coal was the undisputed king of Rio Tinto’s mining portfolio in Queensland.

Georgie Wins Gold Medal

Georgie Wins Gold Medal

Georgie Somerset has been presented with the Australian Institute of Company Directors 2024 Queensland Gold Medal.