Slicing, Dicing And Splicing
Cherbourg community organisations have come to the fore to give teenagers their first step into a career.
Circles Help To Build Strength
Barambah PaCE is bringing its Triple P (Positive Parenting Program) facilitator, Michell Forster, back to town later thiss month to host “Circles of Wellbeing” for women as a way to help women, heal, de-stress and unload their burdens.
Principal Pays A Visit
Great results were achieved when Murgon State High School principal Greg Smith visited Cherbourg to speak with parents about their children’s progress.
Hard Work Brings Results
Filming of Cherbourg State School students is set to roll next week as their results have caught the eye of the State Government.
MoJo Film On YouTube
A video documentary created in conjunction with Nurunderi TAFE College’s recent MoJo (mobile journalist) project has been released on YouTube.
Cherbourg Joins Promotion
Cherbourg Council will be joining forces with the South Burnett to promote South Burnett On Show
$18,000 To Ration Shed
The Cherbourg Historical Precinct Group – operators of The Ration Shed Museum and the Yidding Artists Studio – will receive $18,000 under the latest round of funding from the State Government’s Indigenous Regional Arts Development Fund.
Leah To Open Skate Park
Leading Australian actress – and former Murgon resident – Leah Purcell will be the special guest at the official opening of the new Murgon Skate Park later this month.
QPWS To Conduct Burn
The Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service will be conducting planned burns within the Wondai area today and tomorrow as part of its annual hazard reduction/conservation management program for parks and forests.
50th Triple P Parent Graduates
Barambah PaCE has now had more than 50 people do the Positive Parenting Program to gain confidence as carers of children.
School Was Tool For Family’s Success
Christine Kaden-Grohn’s mum was given a traditional Aboriginal upbringing. She spoke four tribal languages and lived by tribal law until her husband Des Petersen walked onto Gordon Downs station.
‘Domo Boys’ Remembered On Film
A new film which premiered in Cherbourg on Wednesday as part of NAIDOC Week is cataloging a piece of the South Burnett’s history … and it’s also helping to give a measure of peace to many of the people who survived it.
Fun Way To Celebrate Culture
NAIDOC Week celebrates history, culture and achievements … and all three were highlighted in the big community celebration held at the Ration Shed Museum complex in Cherbourg on Thursday.
Cultural Program Captured On Film
Cherbourg State School’s cultural program is to be used as an example for other educators to follow.
Bread, Meat & Good Coffee!
Yurri Muntha … bread, meat … they’re some of the most important things in life.
MoJos Step Into The Spotlight
Cherbourg’s MoJos (mobile journalists) have stepped away from the back of the camera to become the centre of attention at a special NAIDOC Week awards ceremony.
Busy Week For NAIDOC
Cherbourg residents are gearing up for a big week of celebrations during NAIDOC Week (July 7-14).
Gundoo Makes Everyone Smile
A feeling of “wow” flows through Jacquie Tapau and her Gundoo Day Care staff in Cherbourg every day.
Legionella At Four Local Hospitals
Testing has detected legionella bacteria in water samples at four South Burnett hospitals
$128,000 For Respite Care
Carers in Cherbourg will benefit from a $128,000 Federal Government grant to the Ny-ku Byun Respite Service.
