Boost For Men’s Shed
The Nanango Men’s Shed will buy some more power tools thanks to a $1400 Federal Government grant.
Learn How To Take Better Photos
Have you ever wanted to take better photos? Ever wondered why your camera doesn’t seem to take photos the way you’d like it to? Why your photos are blurry? Too dark or too light?
Weekly Fishing Report – Boondooma
Here’s the weekly Fishing Report for Boondooma dam for the week ending Monday, May 4
Alert On Dangerous
Electrical Cables
The ACCC is concerned there are many people who have dangerous electrical cables installed
Open Evening At TAFE
The Kingaroy TAFE college – part of TAFE Queensland South West – will be holding an open house next week designed to show the South Burnett community how training and further education can open career doors.
Stingers Stop Teenage Driver
Police used stingers near Crawford to stop a stolen car on the Bunya Highway early on Sunday morning allegedly being driven by a drunken teenager.
Rail Trail Meetings Begin Next Week
The SBRC will hold a series of public consultation meetings next week about the Kingaroy-Murgon Rail Trail.
Big Wet Washes Out Matches
The weekend’s big rain played havoc with local football fixtures.
More Interns For Hospital
Australian-trained international medical graduates are to join Kingaroy Hospital team as interns, Federal Member for Maranoa Bruce Scott said today.
MP ‘Swept Away’ Again By Royal Birth
Federal LNP Member for Maranoa tends to get “swept up”, it seems, by all the excitement surrounding royal births.
A Lot To Chew Over At Brekkie
The guests at Friday’s Mayoral Charity Breakfast had a lot to take in … some exciting news, some troubling news and some delicious food.
Small Towns Make Big Effort
Anzac Day commemorations in the South Burnett aren’t just confined to the larger population centres
Timbertowners Remember
Like many other South Burnett towns, Blackbutt held two commemorations on Anzac Day.
Singles Championships Produce Top Games
A highlight of last week’s bowls line-up was the Burnett Ladies Singles championships, which were held at Nanango.
LNP Launches Petition ‘To Save Jobs’
The LNP – which last year was pushing to privatise government-owned corporations despite union protests it could cost power industry jobs – is now urging Queenslanders to sign a petition to protect these same jobs.
Four Drown At Caboolture
Police have confirmed the deaths of four people after an incident on Beerburrum Road, Caboolture, on Friday evening.
May Day Call To Save Hospital
South Burnett Regional Council is willing to offer Pulse Health the use of the South Burnett Private Hospital building in Kingaroy rent-free if they agree to keep the doors of the facility open.
Kingaroy Rains On Murgon’s Parade
It was a big day for Murgon rugby league club on Anzac Day … they unveiled their new jerseys, their canteen almost sold out and the bar was kept busy.
Reflections On Wondai
The South Burnett was linked to four of the success stories at last Saturday’s excellent Anzac Day race meeting at Wondai.
Booklet To Save Parish Memories
A booklet to record the history of St Paul’s Anglican Church in Kumbia is being put together following the closure of the church earlier this year.
