Early indications are the 2014 South Burnett rugby league competition could be a close competition with Murgon and Cherbourg coming away with wins after two entertaining games at Jack O’Chin Oval on Saturday.
A charity auction held at the Quilter’s Rest near Kingaroy on Saturday afternoon has raised almost $7500
The recent rain has forced the cancellation of today’s South Burnett Cricket Association semi-finals.
The recent wet weather has kept local SES crews busy.
Taabinga State School “adopted” Kingaroy police officer Constable Chris Barron in a special ceremony during morning assembly today.
The C&K Nanango Kindergarten has officially opened an $82,000 refurbishment
Nanango SES will get a new HQ, thanks to the State Government and South Burnett Regional Council
Sabastian Fisher is working to achieve two lifelong goals: he’d love to play in the NRL and become a top notch chef.
A special flu vaccination clinic will be setting up in Cherbourg on Monday, April 7
The Electrical Trades Union has urged State Treasurer Tim Nicholls to stand up for the interests of Queenslanders against the Federal Government’s “funding blackmail”.
South Burnett Regional Council has confirmed that rates will rise in the 2014-15 Budget but councillors are working to keep the rise to less than the 5 per cent which was tipped last year.
Work began at the weekend on a $26.3 million construction project at Tarong which should pump at least $7 million into the South Burnett economy.
The South Burnett’s new Partners In Recovery program has been officially launched in Kingaroy
More than $1.2 million in roads funding for the South Burnett and Cherbourg councils is at risk of being blocked in the Senate, Deputy Prime Minister and member for Wide Bay Warren Truss said today.
Neighbourhood Watch Queensland has launched a new website to keep communities up to date with crime prevention strategies in their area.
The rains appear to have started, and so have activations for Kingaroy SES.
FK Gardner & Sons (FKG) have begun working a new roster in a bid to complete repairs to flood-damaged roads, culverts and floodways around the South Burnett by the end of June.
The State Government has allocated $750,000 to assist local councils upgrade stock routes.
Twelve students from Years 9 to 12 represented Murgon State High Cattle Team at the Murgon Show this year.
Prep students from four local schools enjoyed an opportunity yesterday to learn first-hand all about farm life (and where their food comes from), courtesy of Kingaroy State High School’s ag program.
