Security Cameras:
What You Need To Know
Police have warned that rural crime continues to be a problem because offenders know it is unlikely anyone will be home during daylight hours.
Security Cameras:
2015 Sets Temperature Records
Last year was the hottest on record by an astonishing margin, according to a new report by the Climate Council.
MP Calls For Crisis Meetings About Hendra
Shadow Agriculture Minister Deb Frecklington has called on the State Government to urgently convene a series of high-level meetings to resolve a “crisis” about Hendra horse vaccinations in Queensland.
Drought Dinners Get Another Run
A series of free community dinners for residents in remote parts of the region will get a repeat run later this year, thanks to the State Government.
Have Your Say On Food Labels
Queenslanders are being urged to have their say on proposed changes to food labelling standards aimed at providing clear “country-of-origin” details.
New Face At Sub-Chamber
Oakey Show Society life member Denis Janetzki has been elected president of the Darling Downs Sub-Chamber of Agricultural Societies.
More Tick Line Meetings Planned
AgForce branches have scheduled more local meetings to discuss proposed tick line changes
Ag Minister Meets With AgForce
Agriculture Minister Leanne Donaldson – recently appointed to the role – paid a whistlestop visit to the South Burnett this week as part of a roadtrip to help her get better acquainted with the some of the major issues in her portfolio.
Labour Hire Operator To Face Court
A labour hire operator has been charged for allegedly exploiting workers recruited from Vanuatu to pick fruit and vegetables in Queensland.
‘We Don’t Know How Lucky We Are’
A record-breaking hay convoy to drought-stricken farmers in western Queensland had a South Burnett flavour at the weekend … with local businesses supporting the run, local drivers taking part, and local cooks baking up some tasty treats to also head out west.
Tick Line Deadline Extended
The State Government is set to announce a 4 week extension for consultations about the tick line
Wild Dog Board ‘Stacked With Greenies’
Member for Nanango – and Shadow Agriculture Minister – Deb Frecklington has accused the State Government of “stacking” the wild dog advisory board QDOG with “greenies” and “bureaucrats”.
Candidate Calls For Zonal Taxation
LNP candidate for Maranoa David Littleproud has called on the Federal Government to include Zonal Taxation in this year’s proposed tax reform discussions.
Low Rate Loans For Farmers
QRAA Chief Executive Officer Cameron MacMillan has announced low interest rates for the State Government’s Sustainability and First Start Loans for primary producers.
Project To Map Rural Waste Products
A database is being developed which could one day help farmers and rural industries turn waste products into dollars.
Tick Line ‘Needs More Time’
Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington has called for the public consultation period on proposed changes to the tick line to be extended for a month to the end of February.
Tick Line Survey ‘Not Good Enough’: LNP
The State Government’s announcement on Wednesday to conduct an online survey about proposed new tick line regulations is not good enough, says the LNP.
Chinese Business Delegation Visits
A group of five business people from the city of Jinan in eastern China visited the South Burnett on Wednesday as guests of the South Burnett Regional Council.
Dairy Council Praises China FTA
The Australian Dairy Industry Council has applauded the confirmation that the China-Australia Free Trade Agreement (ChAFTA) will come into force on December 20.
Three Tick Line Options Released
DAF is seeking feedback from local landholders about three proposed locations for the new cattle tick line
