Heather’s A Local Champ
Cherbourg’s Heather Sandow is among the latest successful applicants under the Federal Government’s Local Sporting Champions program.
Termites Can’t Stop Three Years Work
Tingoora artist Robyn Dower felt an overwhelming sense of relief today after enduring a nail-biting wait
Lions Tempt With Christmas Treats
Kingaroy Lions Club is again selling its popular fruit cakes and puddings in the lead-up to Christmas.
Anglers Invited To
Review Permit Scheme
Anglers are being invited to have their say on proposed changes to the Stocked Impoundment Permit Scheme for freshwater fishing.
‘Nanango Amendment’
To Assist Campdrafts
Campdraft associations around Queensland will no longer have to apply for liquor permits
Lucky Escape As Driver
Slams Into Parked Car
It was lucky that no one was severely injured when the driver of a vehicle turning into Albert Street, Kingaroy, on Friday afternoon lost control.
Cherbourg Nets Grant For Girls Sport
Cherbourg women will be given more sporting chances following Council winning a Get Out, Get Active grant.
Raffle Pays Off For Pantry
The South Burnett Pantry received a surprise donation of $355 last Friday from the South Burnett Chorale.
Youth Charged Over ‘Handgun’
A 17-year-old Kingaroy youth has been arrested and charged after he allegedly entered the foyer of the Kingaroy Courthouse on Monday morning brandishing what appeared to be a semi-automatic handgun.
Teelah Fire Flares Up
The Teelah bushfire – which looked to have been finally extinguished – is causing more headaches for local fire crews.
Motorbike Rider Dies
A rider has died after his motorbike ran off the D’Aguilar Highway.
$1m Upgrade For Camping Area
The State Government is spending more than $1 million on upgrades to the Peach Trees camping area in the Jimna State Forest.
New Coach Service Hits The Road
Purser’s Coaches officially took over the Murgon-Caboolture-Murgon bus run this morning, with the first coach pulling out of Murgon at 7:00am.
Public Thank You To Volunteers
Queensland Fire and Emergency Services Commissioner Lee Johnson has publicly thanked the more than 40,000 emergency services volunteers in Queensland.
Watch Out For Christmas Email Cons
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is warning internet users to watch out for scammers trying to cash-in on the Christmas mail rush by posing as postal services.
Secondhand Car Buyers At Risk: RACQ
The RACQ has warned secondhand car buyers they now have less consumer protection from being sold a lemon.
Young Riders Have A Go
About 20 young riders turned up for the inaugural junior motorcycle speedway “Come And Try Day”
Graham House …
A Key Part Of Murgon’s History
Not many people would know that Murgon’s Graham House was built more than 100 years ago.
Gumnut Hosts Community Update
Stanwell Corporation took its latest community update “on the road” last week
NBN Co Updates Local Rollout
Areas around Blackbutt, Murgon and Nanango are expected to benefit under a new rollout plan for broadband to be announced on Monday by NBN Co.
