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It’s A Very Different Anzac Day

It’s A Very Different Anzac Day

Driveway candles, listening to fire sirens or just staying safely at home watching the telly … this year’s Anzac Day is definitely going to be different

‘Team South Burnett’ Sworn In

‘Team South Burnett’ Sworn In

The South Burnett’s new councillors – dubbed “Team South Burnett” by Mayor Brett Otto – were sworn in behind closed doors at the Council Chambers in Kingaroy on Monday morning.

Otto Victory Now Official

Otto Victory Now Official

Kingaroy accountant Brett Otto’s victory in the recent South Burnett Regional Council’s mayoral poll has finally been rubberstamped by the Electoral Commission of Queensland.

Otto To Be New Mayor

Otto To Be New Mayor

Kingaroy-based accountant Brett Otto will be the new South Burnett Mayor, although the results of the recent election have not yet been officially declared

No Time For Daytripping

No Time For Daytripping

Thinking of taking a leisurely day trip exploring the countryside over Easter? Don’t. The reality is you could be fined …

Artists Bloom Despite The Bans

Artists Bloom Despite The Bans

Wondai Art Gallery should have unveiled the winners of its annual Wondai Garden Expo art competition on Friday night … but like the Expo itself, the exhibition isn’t going ahead due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Otto Leads In Mayoral Poll

Otto Leads In Mayoral Poll

South Burnett Mayoral candidate Brett Otto has opened up a 470-vote lead over incumbent Keith Campbell in official polling figures after last Saturday’s Council elections.

Jets Join LifeFlight Fleet

Jets Join LifeFlight Fleet

Three RACQ LifeFlight Rescue Air Ambulance jets are now on standby to airlift suspected or confirmed COVID-19 and other patients from Queensland regional centres.

Work Begins On $7.5m Expansion

Work Begins On $7.5m Expansion

Preliminary work has begun on a $7.5 million expansion by local food producer Proteco Oils on a greenfield site at the Taabinga Industrial Estate in Kingaroy.

Mood For Change Sweeps Councils

Mood For Change Sweeps Councils

Results are starting to trickle in from Saturday’s local government elections in Queensland after “technical issues” prevented the Electoral Commission of Queensland from updating its website until late last night.

Book Fest Beats The Bans

Book Fest Beats The Bans

The women of the Nanango RSL Citizen’s Auxiliary have perfect timing … in this rapidly changing world, their Book Fest sale last weekend would probably now be illegal.