A very generous bequest by former Kingaroy resident Des Rowe has allowed the Kingaroy State High School to create a bright, modern canteen for students.
Disability Services Minister Amanda Camm was the special guest at an “All AbiliTea” morning tea held at the Endeavour Foundation’s Kingaroy Kitchen on Wednesday morning.
Police have charged two teenage boys with a total of 33 offences following a crime spree in the South Burnett on Tuesday.
Police are appealing for witnesses to a serious traffic crash which occurred on Oakey-Cooyar Road to contact police.
National Farmers’ Federation has secured a commitment to extend “Right to Repair” reforms to agricultural machinery.
Queensland Health has reminded residents not to touch injured, distressed or dead bats under any circumstances.
Police Minister Dan Purdie says more specialist detectives from the State Flying Squad will be coming to the South Burnett next week to help tackle a recent spike of crime in the area.
Police are searching for two people after a man riding a mobility scooter was threatened and robbed in Murgon on Tuesday morning.
Dalby Regional Saleyards last week hosted one of its largest yardings this decade.
Police have charged a man with drug offences following a search of a Durong property on November 21.
Santa looks set to have a very busy festive season, with the jolly man in red already popping up at activities around the South Burnett at the weekend.
Two people suffered minor injuries when a car and a mini-bus collided in Drayton Street, Nanango, on Monday afternoon.
Waste facilities across the Toowoomba Regional Council area will soon have new battery collection points installed thanks to a partnership between the TRC and the State Government.
Member for Nanango, Attorney-General Deb Frecklington, has responded to a petition calling for “Castle Law” by reminding petitioners they already have a right to defend themselves and their property with “reasonable force”.
A man aged in his 50s was lucky to escape injury in a single-vehicle crash at Cooyar on Saturday evening.
Expressions of interest are being sought from potential purchasers for the key Smithfield Feedlot, near Proston.
Police are investigating a fire which destroyed a house in a rural residential area north of Blackbutt late on Friday night.
A recent spike in juvenile crime in Murgon and Cherbourg prompted the South Burnett Regional Council to call a public meeting on Thursday night to allow residents to air their grievances, and suggest solutions to the problem.
Murgon Crusaders came out on top in a clash with an under-strength Wooroolin Warriors, played last Saturday at Murgon Showgrounds.
Two shops in Kingaroy selling tobacco products have been ordered to close for three months following visits from Queensland Health officers last week.
Police have charged two teenage boys with a total of 33 offences following a crime spree in the South Burnett on Tuesday.
Police are appealing for witnesses to a serious traffic crash which occurred on Oakey-Cooyar Road to contact police.
National Farmers’ Federation has secured a commitment to extend “Right to Repair” reforms to agricultural machinery.
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Police Minister Dan Purdie says more specialist detectives from the State Flying Squad will be coming to the South Burnett next week to help tackle a recent spike of crime in the area.
Santa looks set to have a very busy festive season, with the jolly man in red already popping up at activities around the South Burnett at the weekend.
A recent spike in juvenile crime in Murgon and Cherbourg prompted the South Burnett Regional Council to call a public meeting on Thursday night to allow residents to air their grievances, and suggest solutions to the problem.
Former National Party leader Barnaby Joyce has announced he is quitting the party and will sit on the cross-benches for the rest of his term in Federal Parliament.
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