No Sign = 50 km/h
Kingaroy Police are reminding drivers that the default speed limit in built-up areas is 50km/h, unless signposted otherwise.
Futsal News – November 13
Results from futsal games played in Kingaroy on Thursday, November 13:
Purser’s To Take Over Brisbane Run
Murgon-based Purser’s Coaches has agreed to take over the Murgon-Caboolture bus run for a three-month trial following the announcement by Brisbane Bus Lines that it is axeing the service.
Biosecurity Submissions Due Friday
Agriculture Minister John McVeigh has reminded landholders that submissions on the new Biosecurity Act are due this Friday (November 21).
Woman Punched In Head
A 22-year-old Nanango woman is recovering after being punched in the head by an unknown assailant in Nanango on Saturday night.
Council Warns Water Thieves
The South Burnett Regional Council has warned residents that taking water from fire hydrants can result in heavy penalties.
Local Fire Ban Ends Tonight
Queensland Fire and Emergency Services has advised that a local fire ban affecting the South Burnett will cease at midnight tonight (November 18).
Widgee Loses A Legend
The Widgee and Kilkivan areas have lost a local legend with the death Fabian Webb
Matt’s Journey Has Led To Liberia
It’s a long way from growing up on a dairy farm at Nanango to helping to fight Ebola in Liberia, but Dr Matt Caffery, 37, didn’t hesitate when he was given the chance.
QDO Welcomes China FTA
The QDO has welcomed the Free Trade Agreement between China and Australia
Village Green Opening On Saturday
Wondai’s revamped CBD recreation area, dubbed the “Village Green” will be officially opened on Saturday.
SB Directions Plans Business Training
The inaugural South Burnett Business Awards dinner on October 15 was only half of a program for local businesses which has been planned by South Burnett Directions.
Grant To Barambah EEC
Barambah Environmental Education Centre at Gallangowan has been awarded a $1079 funding grant to improve its facilities.
Federal Grants Released
The second quarterly payment from the Federal Government’s Financial Assistance Grants program should start flowing to local councils throughout Australia from today.
Firies Warn: Danger Not Over Yet
The risk of bushfires across the region is likely to remain high despite an expected drop in temperatures later this week.
Vandal Targets House
Kingaroy police are seeking information on a vandal who targeted a house in Tuite Street in the early hours of today.
Bittersweet Victory For Nick
After four attempts, Gold Coast speedway driver Nick Girdlestone has finally won the memorial race named after his late daughter Zoe.
Gallery Spotlight On Local Artists
The third annual “South Burnett On The Wall” art exhibition opened recently in Kingaroy
Kumbia QCWA Celebrates A Win
Kumbia QCWA members are relieved to hear a bladder scanner has been purchased for Kingaroy Hospital
Students Debut On Stage
Students at St Mary’s Catholic College recently performed as part of the college’s annual “Instrumental Evening”.
