Cattle Producers Focus On Breeding
About 70 producers gathered near Alice Creek on Saturday to hear the results of the “Cash Cow” project
About 70 producers gathered near Alice Creek on Saturday to hear the results of the “Cash Cow” project
Twice a week a group gathers at the back of the Visitor Information Centre complex in Kingaroy to work with wood.
The Mother’s Day Bowls in Yarraman was a highly successful program.
A recall of a popular model of Remington rifle could affect more than 20,000 firearms in Australia.
It’s always a BIG night in Nanango and the champagne opening night of the 8th annual Big Screen Festival on Friday lived up to expectations.
A program that has the potential to assist people with mental illness in regional and remote Australia was explained at information sessions in Kingaroy today.
More women across the South Burnett are embracing free breast screening, with numbers exceeding targets
Waiting times for semi-urgent surgery and dental care have been slashed in the Darling Downs health region according to the latest quarterly report, Health Minister Mr Lawrence Springborg said today.
A new peanut variety is offering growers an ultra-early option for dryland and irrigated operations.
Member for Wide Bay Warren Truss has reacted angrily to media reports that he criticised pensioners
A commercial dispute between the three largest players in the Australian peanut industry – the Peanut Company of Australia and independent shellers Crumptons and Clifton Trading – appears to have been resolved.
There’s no racing in the South-East Country Racing Association district this weekend, so several Burnett trainers are heading west for the Jandowae Cup card
Five local groups have secured grants through the latest round of the State Government’s Caring for our Community program.
Queensland Attorney-General Jarrod Bleijie dropped into the South Burnett on Thursday to chat to local LNP members, businesspeople and JPs.
The South Burnett has seen a lot of Australia’s Biggest Morning Teas over the years, but today it probably saw its biggest yet.
“Though their lives ebbed away in our soil, they will forever live in our memories”
Nanango’s streetscaping is expected to be completed by the end of December
A man charged with common assault and unlicensed driving was refused bail when he appeared in Kingaroy Magistrates Court this afternoon.
A slump in local tourism has been confirmed by figures released today by Tourism and Events Queensland.
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