LGAQ Backs Changes To
Council Complaints Process
The LGAQ has endorsed two motions aimed at updating the complaints process against councillors
The LGAQ has endorsed two motions aimed at updating the complaints process against councillors
Meet the Hervey Bay rural firies who have volunteered their time this week to help keep us safe
Police are appealing for the public’s help to locate a missing man who may be in our region
Police from the Forensic Crash Unit are at the scene of a fatal traffic crash at Moore.
Five fire crews were called to a house fire in Taylor Street West, Murgon, about 5:20pm this evening.
Do you recognise this man? Then Kingaroy Police would like to hear from you.
There are still team spots available for the Kingaroy Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s golf afternoon this Friday (October 31).
Community groups can apply for grants up to $5000 from Ergon Energy to deliver electrical safety or energy efficiency projects in regional Queensland.
There are many sayings about the power of reading, and St Joseph’s Primary School in Murgon ensures its students benefit by holding a Book Fair twice each year.
Best-selling Australian author Nicole Alexander dropped into Kingaroy Library on Tuesday morning to share the stories around the creation of her latest epic novel, “The Great Plains”.
Growing The Burnett plans to sell its vision of self-sustainability to the general public, offering investors the opportunity to be part of a community-owned farm.
Footy creates pathways for future leaders, and the Arthur Beetson Foundation says it’s also about saving lives through football.
Last night’s storms didn’t bring much rain to the South Burnett but caused headaches for firefighters in the local region.
The South Burnett Community Orchestra has wowed audiences at Ringsfield
The “best of the wurst” competed at the fourth annual Wide Bay Wurst Off on Saturday
More than 200 families around the electorate of Nanango have received “Get Started” vouchers to help their children join a sport or recreation club.
A new report commissioned by two leading rural industry bodies claims Ergon Energy is “raking in profits” from irrigators.
A Nanango man has been left with his car keys in his pocket and nothing much else after a visit to the Motors In Motion Festival in Kingaroy at the weekend.
Recent racing tragedies have left former jockey Kristy Banks counting her blessings.
The Nanango Tourism and Development Association (NaTDA) are organising a bus trip to the Kumbia Races on Melbourne Cup Day.