Feedback Sought On Wind Farm Code
The State Government is seeking feedback on a new code which will be used to assess wind farm developments in Queensland.
The State Government is seeking feedback on a new code which will be used to assess wind farm developments in Queensland.
An RAAF FA18A Hornet will buzz Nanango on Friday as part of Anzac Day commemorations.
The Easter Bunny delivered an extra special treat of $152,595 for six community groups in the South Burnett this week, with the announcement of successful applicants in the latest round of State Government community grants.
The last speedway meeting in Kingaroy for the current racing season will be held in conjunction with the annual Kingaroy Show on Saturday, May 3.
Kingaroy Police are urging motorists to be vigilant around school zones now the Easter break is over.
A public meeting will be held at the Wondai Regional Art Gallery from 6:00pm this evening to discuss the future of the Wondai Chamber Of Commerce, which went into mothballs last month.
Australia’s only indigenous law research centre, located at the University of NSW, is calling for community support following the Federal Government’s decision to cut all funding to the centre.
Time is running out to register for this weekend’s Reconciliation Fun Run from Murgon to Cherbourg.
Popular Hivesville publican Jane Sullivan will soon be on the other side of the bar.
A damaged cable at a Nanango substation has been blamed for a blackout which affected a large part of the South Burnett on Sunday.
Punters welcomed the fun, sun and the return of racing at Nanango’s Easter Saturday meeting at the weekend.
A funeral service will be held in Kingaroy next Monday (April 28) for well-known former Kingaroy pastor Danny Russell who died on Saturday after a long illness.
The South Burnett Orchid Society’s annual show attracted more than 120 entries – and a good crowd – at the Wondai Diggers Club on Saturday.
A group of 40 of Kingaroy’s best young futsal players have spent the Easter long weekend in Brisbane competing in the Queensland Regionals.
The Maidenwell Bull Ride – the highlight of the big “Wombat Weekend” – attracted more than 400 people to the Maidenwell Hotel on Sunday night.
Farmers turned out in force on Saturday for a free barbecue turned on for them by Copper Country Motel owners Kerri and Nigel Southee
South Burnett Chorale members certainly sang for their supper, raising more than $500 for the South Burnett Food Pantry and Murgon’s drought relief last Sunday (April 13).
Flu season is just around the corner and predictions are that it could be a bad one
Yarraman’s traditional “A Walk In Faith” has again brought together Christians of different nominations
Easter is already upon us and Anzac Day isn’t far away either.