If a child gets a head start in learning before school it usually sets them up for a terrific life … that’s why the staff at the Gundoo Day Care in Cherbourg have been brainstorming ideas on how to make their services even better.
Cherbourg’s Ration Shed Museum plans to hold a second Reconciliation Fun Run in 2015
Fires, floods, storms … it’s that time of the year again and Cherbourg residents are taking no chances.
Cherbourg Junior Police Ranger Ky Ky Warner was asleep when she was awoken by yelling
Cherbourg women will be given more sporting chances following Council winning a Get Out, Get Active grant.
Federal Government funding cuts of $13.41 million to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander legal sector will have a potentially devastating impact on the delivery of frontline legal services, the sector’s peak body warned today.
The South Burnett’s indigenous Year 12 graduates are brimming with confidence and set to make their mark
Lornetta West sings and dances around her home on a regular basis … it’s a sign the Year 4 Cherbourg State School student loves learning.
Cherbourg’s recycling facility will benefit from $10,000 in funding announced today by the Keep Australia Beautiful Association.
Almost 200 “gangsters” and “flappers” took over the Welfare Hall at Cherbourg recently in a revival of 1920s style.
Communities across the South Burnett paused at 11:00am on Tuesday to recall the exact moment the guns fell silent in 1918 at the end of the Great War.
The old Boys Dormitory at Cherbourg became a sea of pink for the Deadly Pink Ribbon Luncheon
National figures show that Indigenous people over the age of 40 who are suffering from diabtes currently have six times the rate of blindness and vision impairment compared to non-Indigenous people.
Former Cherbourg resident Lolly West’s bittersweet story shows why education is so important for a happier future.
Cherbourg’s Ration Shed Museum marked its 10th birthday with a celebration at the historic complex on Friday.
Errol Simpson Jnr doesn’t like school but knows he needs it to fulfil his dream of playing rugby league for Australia.
Footy creates pathways for future leaders, and the Arthur Beetson Foundation says it’s also about saving lives through football.
A $500,000 revamp to Cherbourg’s Gundoo Day Care Centre will lead to better learning for its children.
Work will begin soon on an $860,000 project at Cherbourg Hospital to provide modern consultation rooms for women and children, part of $1.5 million worth of upgrades scheduled at the hospital over the next six months.
Federal Indigenous Affairs Minister Senator Nigel Scullion and Deputy Prime Minister Warren Truss dropped into Cherbourg today.
