Regional Finalists Announced
Three South Burnett entries have been named as regional finalists in the 65th Queensland Training Awards.
Woman Charged With Cattle Theft
A 55-year-old woman has been charged over the alleged theft of a tractor, 100 head of cattle and 4km of barbed wire from a property at Boondooma.
Truck Fire Blocks Highway
Traffic was delayed on the D’Aguilar Highway at Gilla on Monday after a fire broke out in the cabin of a truck pulling a trailer.
New Bins To Boost Recycling
South Burnett Regional Council has installed 36 new cage bins across the region to encourage recycling.
Pink Ants Roar At T.J. O’Neill
Kingaroy’s Red Ants turned pink again last Saturday at T.J. O’Neill Oval for the club’s big annual cancer fundraiser.
Kingaroy Locks In Pink Wins
Kingaroy Senior Soccer Club went pink last Sunday to raise funds for the McGrath Foundation and its cancer nurses.
Second Time Success For Murgon
It was a very busy weekend in the South Burnett, but the rescheduled Murgon Show last Saturday was still a popular outing for many families … especially the rodeo and fireworks on Saturday night.
Crackdown On Dangerous Drivers
The State Government plans to ramp up penalties for dangerous drivers in two new pieces of legislation introduced into Parliament this week.
Emergency Roundtable On Mites
An emergency roundtable will be held next Tuesday involving key stakeholders in the honey bee industry to discuss the varroa mite crisis.
Options For Men After Retirement
Kingaroy Men’s Shed president Eric Ford has impressed local businesspeople with all the activities undertaken by his members.
Bill To Create Bush Boot Camp
A Bill was introduced into State Parliament on Thursday which will create a new court-ordered rehabilitation program for repeat youth offenders.
Murgon Pair Are Off To The Ekka
Murgon Show Society scooped the pool at the recent South Burnett Sub-Chamber finals dinner, hosted by the Nanango Show Society.
Matti Goes To Parliament
Kingaroy State High School student Matti van Schyndel was a special guest at State Parliament this week on Budget Day.
New Tick Fee at Dalby Saleyards
Cattle delivered with ticks to the Dalby saleyards will incur a new $2750 per consignment fee.
Emergency Push For More Funding
Australia’s 538 local councils have united at the Australian Local Government Association’s National General Assembly in Canberra to call on the Federal Government to deliver an immediate increase in untied funding.
Family Tackles 10km Run
Three generations of runners lined up recently to take part in the Hervey Bay Half Marathon Festival .
$1919 Fine For Speeding
A 32-year-old woman has been fined $1919 and has lost her licence for six months after being caught speeding on the New England Highway at Upper Yarraman.
Runners Get Set For A Big Weekend!
Runners taking part in the 9th annual Wondai Country Running Festival will be hitting the trails around the town again this weekend.
DPI Support Through ‘Transition’
The Department of Primary Industries has promised to support growers through the transition caused by new restrictions on the usage of the herbicides paraquat and diquat.
TRC Revamps Grants Scheme
Toowoomba Regional Council has encouraged community groups in Yarraman and Cooyar to apply for funding through council’s new-look community grants program.
