Performing Arts and Cultural
Centre Starts To Take Shape
Stage 1 of Kingaroy’s new Performing Arts and Cultural Centre is quickly taking shape on site at the Kingaroy State High School.
Performing Arts and Cultural
A New Mayor … But
Nanango Still Unclear
The South Burnett work up this morning with a new Mayor and five re-elected councillors … with only the result in Division 1 (Nanango) still undecided.
Nanango Vote Too Close To Call
The final make-up of the South Burnett Regional Council is up in the air with a close race in Division 1 making it almost impossible to split three candidates.
Community Grants Kick In To Help Red Ants
Rugby League fans who attend this Saturday’s triple header of A Grade games in Kingaroy are in for a surprise when they take a look at TJ O’Neill Oval – particularly if they haven’t visited it for a while.
Colourful Night Of Culture
The Rotary of Club of Kingaroy joined together with the Filipino-Australian Friendship Caring Group on Saturday to bring a night of traditional food and entertainment to Kingaroy.
South Burnett Turns Out
In Force For Anzac Day
Thousands of South Burnett residents gathered in towns and villages throughout the region today to mark Anzac Day.
A Connection With The Past …
Sir William Glasgow – soldier, politician and diplomat – inspects returned men gathered at Kingaroy’s War Memorial in 1932.
Top Award For Local Sportswoman
Impressive 16-year-old Kingaroy fast bowler Holly Ferling has made history by becoming the first female to win the Ken Mackay Trophy for the Queensland Junior Cricketer of the Year.
‘Sasha’ Steals The Show
There was some traditional – and not so traditional – dancing at Cherbourg on Friday afternoon to mark the official launch of the Moo’Roo Moo’Roo Youth Group
Ex-Patient Gives Back To CareFlight
Just three years ago, it wasn’t certain that Jeff Still would survive. He was airlifted to hospital after a motorcycle crash at Cooyar where he suffered life-threatening injuries including a crushed windpipe, a punctured bladder and broken bones.
Miners Think Pink For Cancer
More than 190 workers at the Meandu Mine swapped their yellow safety shirts for a stylish pink yesterday … all in aid of breast cancer awareness.
Barwick St Bands Together To Help
A beautiful thing happened in a small Kingaroy street last weekend … the neighbours came together to help raise funds to assist a tiny baby living in Brisbane.
Mayor’s Last Council Meeting
Retiring South Burnett Mayor David Carter is proud of what the Council has achieved over the past four years.
More Power To The SES
Local State Emergency Service volunteers are now better equipped to handle rooftop emergencies, thanks to a donation from Kingaroy business AusTech Solar.
Kingaroy & Wondai Sound Warning
Rugby League returned to the South Burnett with a bang on Saturday with strong performances from Kingaroy and Wondai in the A Grade.
Deb Sworn In At Government House
Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington Deb Frecklington was sworn in at Government House on Thursday morning.
Vote Of Confidence In South Burnett
In a vote of confidence for the local retail industry, a Morayfield-based business has opened a branch in Kingaroy to meet increasing demand for its services in the South Burnett.
Cathy’s Nuts About Ceramics
The Bunya Mountains – and bunya nuts – hold a special attraction to Brisbane ceramic artist Cathy Keys.
Big Field For Charity Campdraft
Grace and Sean Moloney, from Ironpot, were two of the many competitors who took part in the Kumbia & District Charity Campdraft over the Easter weekend.
Unforgettable Night For Unforgiven
Rodeo bull “Unforgiven” had an unforgettable last night in the spotlight at the Maidenwell Wombat Weekend Bull Ride on Easter Sunday evening.
