Rock ‘Thrown At Police Officer’
Police have charged a man following a disturbance that occurred yesterday afternoon in Cherbourg.
Highway Open Again
The D’Aguilar Highway re-opened late last night following yesterday’s fuel tanker crash which claimed the life of a 68-year-old Bardon man.
A Big Effort For Little Miracles
Mater Mothers’ Hospital should be tickled pink by the efforts of staff members at Nanango’s IGA supermarket.
Local Ladies Do Well At Binjour
The Burnett District Fours championships were played at Binjour this week, and lady bowlers scooped the headlines.
TAFE Offers Health Care Training
South Burnett residents who identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander – and have an interest in community health – have been encouraged to contact Nurunderi TAFE at Cherbourg to see if they’re eligible for fully-funded training to become a Primary Health Care Worker.
Lee Park Looms Large
Nanango Race Club’s most popular meeting – the Easter Saturday fixture – is just a week away.
Kingaroy Water Supply
Back To Gordonbrook
The quality of Kingaroy’s water supply will drop noticeably within the next few days
Glyphosate Labelled ‘Probably Carcinogenic’
The world’s most popular herbicide, glyphosate, has been labelled as “possibly carcinogenic to humans” by international researchers after a review of existing studies.
Man Killed In Tanker Crash
One person is dead – and another has escaped serious injury – in a fuel tanker crash
Panthers Pounce On Another Trophy
Nanango Panthers have continued their dominance of the Kingaroy Seniors futsal competition by taking out the grand final of the Kingaroy Summer competition on Thursday night.
ABC Draws A Crowd In Nanango
Ringsfield House was the spot to be in Nanango at 6:00am with locals queueing for breakfast
Magistrate Refuses Bail
Kingaroy Magistrates Court was told on Thursday a recent increase in property offences in Kingaroy could be linked to the recent release of a man on bail.
Dashcam Dobs In Driver
A 25-year-old man has been charged with driving without due care and attention after another driver handed in dashcam footage to Kingaroy Police recently.
Five Charged After Drug Raids
A number of people have been charged with drug offences – and police believe they may have located items linked to a string of recent break-ins – after police raids in Kingaroy on Wednesday.
Lions Club Welcomes New Members
Don and Gail Louis were installed into the Goomeri Lions Club at a dinner meeting held on Wednesday night.
School First … And Then Football
Cherbourg Hornets’ rugby league player Dennis Sandow says education should always come before footy.
Vote Now For Kilkivan Kids
In 2013, Yarraman State School students made a great video with the help of country music singer Josh Arnold’s Small Town Culture project to promote their town … now Kilkivan has the opportunity to get a similar boost, but you have to vote for them!
Backflip On Funding
Cuts To Legal Services
Federal Attorney-General George Brandis has back-tracked on plans to cut funding to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Services and community legal centres.
Big Rise in Ross River Fever Cases
South Burnett residents are being urged to protect themselves from mosquito bites to help stem a dramatic increase in Ross River Virus cases.
70 Pigs Die In Truck Crash
Seventy pigs on their way to Swickers at Kingaroy died when truck tips over at Porters Gap
