Ice Trip Costs Man Licence
A Silverleaf man charged with driving under the influence of a drug lost his licence for a total of two and a half years when he appeared in Murgon Magistrates Court today – despite having minimal traffic history.
HOT-FM To Host Meet’n’Greet
The Kingaroy Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s next Meet’n’Greet will be hosted by Southern Cross Austereo at their Kingaroy radio studio in Glendon Street on July 14.
Anzac Commemoration
Grants Round Opens Soon
The State Government will soon call for applications for the second round of its Queensland Anzac Centenary grants program.
Schooling Builds
A Strong Future
Noel Haslam realised he had a good worker when Derek Jerome ran to get something he needed
Digital Workshops Begin In July
Three digital workshops which will teach South Burnett businesses how to use modern technologies to increase profits and lower costs will be held in Kingaroy and Nanango between July and September this year.
Feedback Sought On Health Plan
Darling Downs South West Queensland Medicare Local is seeking feedback on a draft five-year Aboriginal health plan which covers the South Burnett.
Training Course For Tourism Workers
People who would like to secure a job in the tourism or hospitality industry are being invited to take part in a four-day training course later this month.
No Move Yet On Alcohol Plan
The State Government is yet to receive an application from Cherbourg Council in regards to the future of its alcohol management plan.
SB Teams Demolish Visitors
If the four Central Burnett A Grade rugby league teams who came south on Saturday expected a warm welcome, they were sadly mistaken.
Arts Dinner A First For Region
Artists and art lovers will be painting the town red (and possibly other colours as well) this Friday night when The Wondai Hotel and Cellar holds the South Burnett’s first-ever Arts Degustation Dinner
Gumps Win Touch Grand Final
The Kingaroy Touch Association wrapped up its first season this evening with six separate Grand Finals games at Kingaroy’s T.J. O’Neill Oval.
Tanduringie SS Takes
Home The Cup Again
For the second year in a row Tanduringie SS has taken out the South Burnett Readers’ Cup
Cherbourg Boxers Were Champions
Cherbourg’s Ration Shed Museum will be opening a new exhibition during NAIDOC Week
Stags Win President’s Cup
Nanango Stags proved too strong for the home team Wondai in their U12 President’s Cup rugby league match on Saturday.
New Radar Gun Nabs
120 Speeding Drivers
Police have a new weapon in their arsenal to target speeding motorists in the South Burnett
Crackdown On Illegal Firearms
Queensland is joining a nationwide campaign to crack down on illegal weapons.
Four Accidents Keep Police Busy
Police and emergency services personnel were kept busy at the weekend after a spate of potentially serious traffic crashes in the Nanango – Yarraman area.
Wet Weather Fails To Dampen Competition
After a week’s break for the Queen’s Birthday holiday, football returned to the South Burnett with a vengeance on Saturday for the ninth round of this year’s Evolution Solar Football League.
Alice Plans A Black Tie Winner
Just outside Kingaroy a boutique horse stud is breeding a very special type of quarter horse … so special that there’s no one else in Australia, or the southern hemisphere for that matter, doing anything similar.
Memerambi Solution Inches Closer
A solution to the Memerambi housing estate problem – the South Burnett’s biggest eyesore – may be close
