Budget ‘Will Lead
To Job Losses’
Unions linked to the power industry have greeted today’s State Budget with anger and dismay
Budget ‘Will Lead
Power Stations, Mine Marked For Sale
The Tarong and Tarong North power stations and Meandu coal mine will be sold if the LNP State Government is re-elected.
New Hendra Case Identified
Biosecurity Queensland is managing a new Hendra virus case in the Beenleigh area after a positive test result was received late last night.
Awesome Music With A Message
It’s not great having a mental illness, but it’s awesome to know there’s help available and that you can get better.
Army Cadets Target Recruits
The grounds at Nanango State High School were invaded on Saturday by an army of khaki-clad youngsters
Expo Celebrates
Everything Bridal
The Nanango Cultural Centre was transformed into a wedding wonderland on Saturday morning
More Thefts From Cars
The recent spate of thefts from motor vehicles continued at the weekend with a number of vehicles being targeted in the Kingaroy Heights area.
Driver Hurt As Hay Falls
A 47-year-old man has been taken to Kingaroy Hospital with arm and shoulder injuries after a collision involving a hay truck at Ironpot this morning.
Saints’ Streak Continues
The South Burnett Saints have continued their winning streak, squashing the Redbacks on the road in Warwick on Sunday.
Wests Back In The Race
Barambah travelled to Kingaroy on Saturday to take on the improving Wests teams while the Panthers took on Gunners in Nanango
Error On Rates Notices
South Burnett Regional Council has advised that there is an error on a small number of the 18,500 rates notices that were recently issued.
Junior Soccer Results – Round 6
Round 6 of the Football South Burnett McDonald’s junior soccer competition was played at Nanango on Saturday
Anti-Graffiti Kit Available
Yarraman and Cooyar residents and businesspeople tired of unsightly illegal graffiti can apply to Toowoomba Regional Council for a free kit to clean premises.
Nanango Wraps Up Another Big Year
Nanango Race Club wrapped up the 2013-14 season on Saturday with their Autumn Race Meeting, the region’s traditional curtain-closer for the racing fraternity.
Stags Triumphant At Home
Stags’ fans went home happy after a big day of football at Fred Kassulke Oval in Nanango on Saturday.
RSPCA, Vets Launch Desexing Campaign
RSPCA Qld and selected local vets are be joining forces in a major desexing campaign called “Operation Wanted”
South Burnett Bowls News: 31-May-14
What’s been happening at Nanango?
Lyrics Opens In Record Time
The South Burnett’s latest restaurant was officially opened on Friday night at the Bunya Mountains.
Walking And Talking Reconciliation
Kingaroy Hospital Indigenous Liaison Officers Jocelyn Clancy and Barry Fisher led the community’s first walk for Reconciliation Week on Thursday.
‘Small Number’ Of Phone
‘Black Spots’ May Get Fixed
At least some of the Wide Bay Burnett region’s mobile phone black spots should get some Federal funding, Wide Bay Burnett Regional Organisation of Councils (WBBROC) chairman Mal Forman said today.
