Wondai Marches In Memory
Wondai’s Anzac Day commemorations began with the traditional dawn service at 5:00am which attracted a crowd of more than 200 people
Wondai’s Anzac Day commemorations began with the traditional dawn service at 5:00am which attracted a crowd of more than 200 people
A bren gun carrier, Jeep and a World War II-era motorbike led the morning Anzac Day parade in Murgon
Nanango residents turned out in force at the War Memorial on the corner of Drayton and Henry streets on Anzac Day for the traditional Dawn Service
Many other towns and villages throughout the South Burnett marked Anzac Day with Dawn Services, morning commemorations or marches
The South Burnett contingent heading to the Netherlands to mark the 70th anniversary of the death of Murgon World War II hero Flight Sergeant Patrick Tiernan flew out from Brisbane today.
A woman who drove her adult son to River Road in Kingaroy so he could take retribution after an alleged incident at the park, has been convicted of going armed in public to cause fear.
Former South Burnett residents Bryan and Eunice Heading celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary recently
Firefighters are urging landowners to prioritise reducing their bushfire risk ahead of the upcoming fire season.
Real estate developers in regional Queensland will save time and money and find it easier to connect to the electricity grid under a new charter released by Ergon Energy, according to the State Government.
The inaugural Queensland Agriculture Conference will be held in Brisbane on June 26.
A 17-year-old youth suffered a suspected head injury in a water tubing accident at Bjelke-Petersen Dam on Saturday afternoon.
My online column is a little late this week because I wanted to include the latest news about yesterday’s Anzac Day competitions. I hope the slight delay won’t inconvenience regular readers.
Police are conducting a search for a 37-year-old woman reported missing from a property at Toogoolawah yesterday.
The return of Wondai’s traditional Anzac Day races has again proven to be a shot in the arm for the South Burnett, with local trainers bringing home some big wins and a large crowd flocking through the gates for the South Burnett Race Club.
There’s going to be a special emphasis on one of the South Burnett’s leading primary industries at this year’s Kingaroy Show … pork.
Three former St Mary’s Catholic College students are making their mark in their tertiary studies, winning Academic Achievement awards at the University of Southern Queensland.
An introductory program for young AFL players will begin soon in Nanango and Cherbourg, run in conjunction with the South Burnett Saints.
Andrew Beckett went from playing guitar around Woorabinda campfires to courting record companies
Tipperary Flats in Nanango will be a hive of activity of Sunday, May 18 when the Nanango and District Camera Club holds its popular annual Portrait Workshop.
South Burnett Regional Council will again be supporting Cycling Queensland’s Tour de Kumbia and Tour de Kingaroy.