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Kingaroy Enjoys A Pig Time

Kingaroy Enjoys A Pig Time

The threat of wet weather on the weekend caused some headaches for Kingaroy’s inaugural BaconFest but not enough to stop the main day sizzling.

KCCG Unveils Coal Rail Maps

KCCG Unveils Coal Rail Maps

The Kingaroy Concerned Citizens Group says 174 South Burnett landholders – and 323 parcels of land – would be directly affected if Moreton Resources’ proposed coal rail line goes ahead.

League Salutes Past And Future

League Salutes Past And Future

The South Burnett’s rugby league family gathered together on Saturday night to salute the sports stars of the past as well as the up-and-coming stars of the future.

Man Charged Over Kingaroy Fires

Man Charged Over Kingaroy Fires

Police have charged a man following an investigation into nine fires lit on vacant land in Kingaroy.

Chopper Called In To Fight Flames

Chopper Called In To Fight Flames

Houses came under threat on the outskirts of Kingaroy on Friday afternoon from a fast-moving bushfire which broke out about 2:25pm near Curtis and Schellbachs roads.

Pumpkin Festival Query Sparks Anger

Pumpkin Festival Query Sparks Anger

The South Burnett Regional Council’s support for the Goomeri Pumpkin Festival – an event held in neighbouring Gympie Council’s region – sparked angry exchanges at Wednesday’s council meeting in Kingaroy.

Armed Robbers Target Ryke Fuel

Armed Robbers Target Ryke Fuel

Detectives investigating the armed robbery of Ryke Fuel in Kingaroy on Sunday night have released video and images of two people who may be able to help with their inquiries.

Firefighters Protect Gordonbrook Homes

Firefighters Protect Gordonbrook Homes

A fire which broke out on a property adjacent to the Memerambi-Gordonbrook Road on Sunday evening was whipped up by north-easterly winds, pushing it quickly towards homes on Cooleys Road at Gordonbrook.

Did Someone Mention Bacon?

Did Someone Mention Bacon?

Kingaroy’s going pig-crazy at the moment (is there any pink paint left in town?) as the BaconFest weekend of events trots even closer …

Racing Salutes Pioneer Family

Racing Salutes Pioneer Family

Nanango’s pioneer heritage was celebrated alongside the excitement of the first South Burnett meeting of the new racing year on Saturday.

Young Artists Take Over Gallery

Young Artists Take Over Gallery

Young Booie artist Kathleen Gogerly stole the show at the Wondai Art Gallery’s Junior Arts Competition on Friday, taking home the top three awards.

Ratepayers Win Six-Week Extension

Ratepayers Win Six-Week Extension

All South Burnett ratepayers have been given a six-week extension in the discount period for their latest rates notice after agitation by a recently formed ratepayers’ group.

Longest Rail Trail Now Officially Open

Longest Rail Trail Now Officially Open

Australia’s longest continuous hiking, cycling and horse riding rail trail is now a reality with the official completion of the final stage of the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail.

Young Golfers Star On Greens

Young Golfers Star On Greens

Some of Queensland’s best young golfers took over the greens in Kingaroy and Nanango this week for a keenly contested four-day golfing championship.