Show Plans Centenary Book For 2017
The Wondai Show will be making its 100th outing in 2017, and the Wondai Show Society would like the community’s help to produce a special Centenary book to mark the occasion.
Wild Dog Board ‘Stacked With Greenies’
Member for Nanango – and Shadow Agriculture Minister – Deb Frecklington has accused the State Government of “stacking” the wild dog advisory board QDOG with “greenies” and “bureaucrats”.
Murgon’s Up There With The Best
Murgon Cricket Club is justifiably proud of its current crop of young – and not so young – cricketers.
Candidate Calls For Zonal Taxation
LNP candidate for Maranoa David Littleproud has called on the Federal Government to include Zonal Taxation in this year’s proposed tax reform discussions.
Bowls Club News
Twenty-six bowlers graced the greens of the Kingaroy Bowls Club for club selected Triples last Thursday.
Low Rate Loans For Farmers
QRAA Chief Executive Officer Cameron MacMillan has announced low interest rates for the State Government’s Sustainability and First Start Loans for primary producers.
RSPCA Pet Of The Week – Cheeky
My name is Cheeky and I am the Kingaroy RSPCA’s Pet of the Week.
Soundwaves Inspire Artworks
A fascination with sound waves has led to an unusual exhibition at the Kingaroy Art Gallery this month
Car Park Upgrade To Begin Monday
The SBRC will begin a major upgrade of the Glendon Street car park in Kingaroy on Monday
Interested In Motor Sport?
The organisers of the inaugural Wondai Street Sprints are looking for volunteers and not-for-profit organisations interested in getting involved in the event
Two-Day Games Off
To A Cracking Start
The second half of the South Burnett cricket season launched back into action on Saturday
Project To Map Rural Waste Products
A database is being developed which could one day help farmers and rural industries turn waste products into dollars.
Ergon Offers ‘Life Support’ Warnings
Recent blackouts caused by storm damage have prompted Ergon Energy to issue a timely reminder about its “life support” program.
Hoverboards Causing More Headaches
Hoverboards may have been Santa’s gift of choice this year but the “Back To The Future”-inspired craft are prompting warnings from safety officials.
Will They Bake Some Tarts?
The theme for this year’s Proston Show is “Hearts”and to help local residents get into the swing, the Show Society will be hosting a Queen of Hearts-themed morning tea in February.
Lessons From 2010-11 Flood
Tragedies Shouldn’t Be Forgotten
The Queensland Floods Commission of Inquiry’s final report makes sombre reading on this fifth anniversary of the 2010-11 floods.
Tick Line ‘Needs More Time’
Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington has called for the public consultation period on proposed changes to the tick line to be extended for a month to the end of February.
South Burnett Greets 2016 In Style
There was no excuse not to have a good time in the South Burnett on New Year’s Eve with fun events scheduled in most towns
Injured Rider Flown Out
A woman has been flown to Toowoomba Hospital with suspected internal injuries after a motorbike crash at Manar Park, near Boondooma, on Thursday morning.
Firies Kept Busy
Our local firies never rest … even if it is Christmas.
