Push To Open Rail Trail ‘Missing Links’
The South Burnett isn’t the only area hoping to get rail trail funding from the State Government
Fatal Fires Prompt Warning
Firefighters are urging Queenslanders to remain vigilant and take steps to prevent house fires this winter after four fatal house fires last week.
Tennille’s Designs Impress Voters
Nanango designer Tennille Sanders has moved into the finals of an international women’s fashion competition after collecting more than 500 votes online for her designs.
Tributes Flow For Vibe Founder
The death on Saturday morning of Deadly Vibe managing director Gavin Jones, 47, has sent shockwaves through indigenous communities throughout Australia.
Rotary Salutes Gary’s Hard Work
SBRC’s Manager of Finance Gary Wall has been presented with a Rotary Pride of Workmanship Award
Heritage Grants Round Opens
Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington is encouraging local residents who are passionate about the places they live to apply for a share of $5 million in funding through the State Government’s “Everyone’s Environment” grants program.
Taliqua Is Doing Us Proud!
It’s a long way from Kingaroy to the beach, let alone the Olympics but Taliqua Clancy has her eyes set on the prize … and her family couldn’t be prouder.
Hot Time For KCCI Members
Almost 60 guests attended the Kingaroy Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s latest Meet’n’Greet
Community Rallies To Raise Funds
The Blackbutt community is rallying together to help the family of a teenage girl badly injured in a horse-riding accident on Saturday.
Free Night To Help Bust Stress
Nanango GP Dr John Robinson will be the guest speaker at a “Stress Busters” night being held on Friday (July 18) at the Nanango RSL Club.
Poppy Night To Recall World War I Sacrifices
A special “Place a Poppy” evening will be held in the Kingaroy Town Hall next week
Clean Sweep For Barambah, Nanango
With only four weeks to go in this year’s competition, all teams are looking for advantages going into the semi-finals.
Diabetes Causes The Most
Common Form Of Blindness
One-in-three people with diabetes admit they have never had their eyes checked, despite the fact that diabetic retinopathy is the most common form of blindness in adults aged 20–74.
Students Invited To Submit Artwork
Wondai Regional Art Gallery will be turning the spotlight on young up-and-coming talent in the region during August with the annual South Burnett High School Art Competition.
LNP Delegates Back Review
Of Council Complaints Process
Delegates at the LNP’s Annual Convention have unanimously backed a call by two South Burnett councillors to improve the way complaints against councillors are handled.
Winter Wonderland At Wondai
Local knowledge paid off at Saturday’s Wondai Races with trainer Norma King – and the Duff name – dominating.
Saints Prove Why They’re On Top
The South Burnett Saints continued their domination of the 2nd Division Darling Downs AFL competition on Sunday with a clinical demolition of cellar dwellers Warwick at Lyle Vidler Oval in Kingaroy.
Murgon Pool Causes
Council Budget Headache
Inspections reveal the Murgon Swimming Pool requires major repairs
Injured Girl Airlifted
After Highway Crash
A chopper landed on the D’Aguilar Highway on Sunday to transport a young girl injured in a crash
South Burnett Bowls News: 12-Jul-14
Gosh, it’s been a bit chilly lately, hasn’t it?
