Council Puts An End To
Historical Sub-Divisions
The South Burnett Regional Council hopes to put an end to the long-running problem of historical sub-divisions
The South Burnett Regional Council hopes to put an end to the long-running problem of historical sub-divisions
Growing The Burnett’s popular weekly farmer’s markets will be moving to a new timeslot midway through next month.
The Nanango Theatre Company will be rolling out their first production of the year on Friday night
A Regional Economic Development Strategy designed to drive economic growth for the next five years was released today by the Wide Bay Regional Organisation of Councils (WBBROC).
A community meeting held at CROW-FM’s Wondai studios on Wednesday night has decided to obtain costings for a life-size steel statue and a steel cut-out to immortalise the town’s beloved emu
Do you know a Kingaroy apprentice who is committed to his or her vocation and shows pride in doing a job well?
Repairs have begun on sections of the Burnett and Bunya highways damaged in the 2013 floods
At 11:00am on Wednesday, school students all over Australia paused to read a book … all about elephants.
Kingaroy SES members have again felt the support and generosity of Kingaroy businesses.
Australian pork producers, processors, researchers and scientists gathered on the Gold Coast today for Pan Pacific Pork Expo 2014.
Federal Member for Flynn Ken O’Dowd has defended the Federal Budget.saying it is a myth there have been massive cuts to health, education and pensions.
John Schumann and the Vagabond Crew are coming back to Kingaroy and are promising an “Awesome Day”.
A warm-up match between “masters” footballers primed the crowd at T.J. O’Neill Oval for a good night of rugby league action on Saturday in Kingaroy.
Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington is promoting an awareness campaign which urges homeowners and tradies to stop and think before working in a roof space.
The South Burnett will be fielding U13s and U14/15s representative teams in Round 1 of the Football South West Queensland Zone Championships on Sunday.
The legal radio frequencies for wireless microphones and audio transmitters is changing on January 1.
NBN Co’s rollout map for national broadband now shows that construction has started on 12 towers in the South Burnett region.
Farmers and graziers on rural leasehold land will benefit from greater security of tenure, reduced land rental costs, and better pathways to freehold title with the passing of the Land and Other Amendments Bill.
Do your remember the scare stories about a Federal Government “cash grab” from inactive superannuation and bank accounts? Well, the State Government is doing the same thing with forgotten rental bonds.
It’s that time of the year again … when pumpkins hit the streets (and end up squashed).