Bike Riders Injured
A trail bike rider has been airlifted to hospital in a serious condition after his bike and a car collided at Teelah.
Facelift For Historic Church
An important part of Nanango’s heritage is getting a makeover ahead of its centenary celebrations in 2017.
Sports Survey Shines
Light On Club Issues
A recent survey of the region’s sports clubs has disclosed that most feel they don’t have enough members, players and/or volunteers.
Pre-Season League Kicks Off
South Burnett rugby league is starting to gear up ahead of the start of the main competition, with a series of pre-season games to be played at Nanango’s Fred Kassulke Oval on Saturday
Share Your Good Ideas
Gundoo Day Care Centre at Cherbourg recognises that the more people you talk to, the more good ideas you’ll uncover.
Subdivision Splits Council
An application to subdivide a rural residential block on a small estate has led to a vigorous debate
Obituary: Alan Whitmee
Alan Whitmee, who died on March 4, was Principal of Kingaroy High School from 1972 until his retirement in May 1988.
TAFE Tells Students: It’s
Not Too Late To Change
Following recent “horror stories” about some vocational education training providers, Queensland TAFE has begun a hard sell itself … telling students it’s not too late to change to a reputable training provider.
Choppers Fly 42 Missions
RACQ CareFlight Rescue helicopters averaged six missions a day over the past week to deliver care across southern Queensland.
Focus On Mungbeans
Local growers with an interest in mungbeans have been invited to attend an industry field walk at the Hermitage Research Facility in Warwick on Thursday, March 26.
Business Visitors Push Tourism Growth
Visitors from within Queensland to the Southern Queensland Country tourism region – which includes the South Burnett – increased 15.6 per cent over last year, according to the latest Domestic Tourism Snapshot released today by Tourism and Events Queensland.
A Job Well Done Up North
If the guys and gals in the photo above look a bit the worse for wear, they have a good excuse … they’ve just been through the aftermath of a Category 5 cyclone.
Kingaroy To Stay On Boondooma Water?
Kingaroy residents may get to enjoy a better water supply for much longer than originally expected.
Students ‘Adopt-a-Cop’
The students at Tanduringie State School near Maidenwell have a new “Adopt-a-Cop”
Kingaroy Photographic Club News
The Kingaroy Photographic Club will be holding a Beginner’s Photography Workshop at Kingaroy State High School’s Community Room next week.
Garden Theme At Gallery
Wondai Art Gallery’s April exhibitions will be held across the road in the Town Hall as repairs at the main gallery are not yet complete.
Squad Named For FFA Cup
The squad has been named for Saturday’s first round FFA Cup match between Kingaroy Senior Football Club and Warwick, which will be played on Saturday
Region’s Property Values Dip
Land valuations were released last week for the 17,250 properties in the South Burnett Regional Council area
Burrandowan Campdraft Results
Results from the Burrandowan Campdraft – which even the threat of Tropical Cyclone Marcia couldn’t stop – on February 20-22
Last Chance To See Gallipoli
Almost 500 Year 7-9 schoolchildren packed into the Kingaroy Town Hall on Tuesday to be transported back to Gallipoli.
