Atlas Gets A Younger Brother
Did you spot a very large load trundling through the streets of Blackbutt and Yarraman on Thursday morning?
Did you spot a very large load trundling through the streets of Blackbutt and Yarraman on Thursday morning?
All day Saturday the clouds were splitting north and south of Kingaroy, keeping the track dry for the Queensland Junior U16 125cc Speedway Solo championship.
Barracudas, who have enjoyed a strong end-of-season run, took out the Kingaroy Basketball Association’s B Grade competition on Tuesday night.
QDO President Brian Tessmann has again expressed concerns about proposals to alter the tick line
The Productivity Commission said today it is becoming increasingly clear a number of “Closing the Gap” targets will not be met by 2030, and called for better policies to be developed.
Now that men have shaved off their moustaches at the end of “Movember”, they’re being urged by the Darling Downs Hospital and Health Service to hirsute up again for “Decembeard”.
Hazeldean Road in South Nanango will be getting a makeover during the next eight weeks.
Santa’s helpers only have nine days to help bring a big smile to a child’s face this Christmas
The Nanango Men’s Shed has embarked on an ambitious project to make 27 hardwood picnic tables for Nanango State School.
SARCIS says one of its biggest barriers to solving crimes are delays in reporting suspected cattle theft
Blackbutt’s new supermarket should operating by June or July next year, guests heard on Monday night
The Federal Government’s Mobile Service Centre truck will be visiting the region next week to help South Burnett residents in outlying areas access information about government services.
Barely 10 days after holding a special charity luncheon at the Blackbutt Memorial Hall, the Blackbutt and District Tourism and Heritage Association announced today it is has already passed the halfway mark in its fundraising program.
The State Labor Government will repeal laws introduced by the former LNP Government which allowed media to report Children’s Court matters.
Toowoomba Regional Council is offering residents the chance to have their say on what the future for tourism and events should look like in the region.
If ever our region was given a wake-up call about social media, it happened today.
It is unlikely anyone will be charged following a Facebook fiasco on Tuesday morning which caused many South Burnett residents to believe there had been another tragedy in the local community.
Wondai’s water is safe to drink, despite the facts it looks dirty and may have an earthy taste.
Storms that have whipped through the South Burnett over the past few days have caused major blackouts, pelted crops with rain and hail, and kept SES volunteers, council workers and Ergon Energy repair crews run off their feet.
A man who allegedly threw a book at a staff member in Big W earlier this month has been issued with an infringement notice for public nuisance.