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The Cherbourg MoJos (mobile journalists) have been at it again … this time doing stories about the Ration Shed, Us Mob radio station and the Wondai Sawmill.
The Cherbourg MoJos (mobile journalists) have been at it again … this time doing stories about the Ration Shed, Us Mob radio station and the Wondai Sawmill.
“We have a better relationship with the whole family,” a Triple P (Positive Parenting Program) graduate said at Cherbourg last week.
The Cherbourg MoJos (mobile journalists) have posted their first stories online.
A rodeo school will be established at Ficks Crossing after the South Burnett Regional Council signed a lease agreement with the Shaftesbury Centre this week.
The 12th book published by Cherbourg’s Budburra Books was officially unveiled this week at a colourful (and tasty) launch at The Ration Shed
Rob Cantle’s work to build the Barambah PaCE website is evidence of how a man can change his life to find a job he truly loves.
Children run outside to greet Jennifer Juderjahn each Tuesday at Cherbourg.
Southern Queensland Institute of TAFE has organised “Cook For Life” classes at Kingaroy and Cherbourg to encourage local residents to learn how to prepare quick, easy and healthy meals.
Almost seven years ago, a 25-year-old woman lay motionless in the back seat of a car at Cherbourg while her frantic partner tried to get help for her at Cherbourg Hospital.
Moves to establish a Clontarf Foundation football academy in the South Burnett are being further explored with a delegation from Cherbourg, Murgon and Kingaroy schools visiting NSW this week to see an academy in action.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander writers from across Australia will gather at the State Library in Brisbane on Thursday and Friday for a workshop being presented by the First Nations Australia Writers’ Network.
Cherbourg radio station 4UM (Us Mob) is stretching its reach, branching out into video production.
Education has made Stacy Martin’s life a joy.
An effort to get every parent to read to their young children for 15 minutes a day has been given a boost with the donation of hundreds of books.
An award-winning TV commercial director/producer wants to donate his expertise to help convince parents to send their children to school … every day, on time.
Interviews began today at Nurunderi TAFE College today to find 20 young would-be video journalists
Eight parents were bursting with enthusiasm after they completed a Positive Parenting Program led by facilitator Michell Forster last week.
The State Government is seeking feedback on a discussion paper aimed at improving educational outcomes for indigenous Queenslanders.
It looks like a new parents group has been created at Cherbourg as the result of a successful Easter egg hunt.
Cherbourg has been named as one of the most disadvantaged areas in Australia by the Australian Bureau of Statistics.