Free Day At Library

Free Day At Library

Schoolkids interested in robotics and the fundamentals of coding can book into attend a free holiday activity which will be held at Yarraman Library next Tuesday (September 20).

$9000 For RADF Grants

$9000 For RADF Grants

The State Government has released details of its Regional Arts Development Fund grants for 2016-17, with the South Burnett targeted to get $9000.

School Car Park To Be Upgraded

School Car Park To Be Upgraded

The South Burnett Regional Council will begin an upgrade of the Durong State School carpark, set down area and bus turnaround on Monday, September 19.

Council Re-Leases
Kingaroy Swimming Pool

Council Re-Leases<BR> Kingaroy Swimming Pool

The South Burnett Regional Council will retain its existing Kingaroy Pool managers for another two years.

Council To Widen Road

Council To Widen Road

The South Burnett Regional Council will begin widening a stretch of Kumbia Brooklands Road on Monday (September 12).

Weather Forecaster Predicts Wet Summer

Weather Forecaster Predicts Wet Summer

Organisers of this year’s high school formals and Christmas carnivals should begin preparing now for wet weather events.

Free Talk By Famous Forecaster

Free Talk By Famous Forecaster

Long range weather forecaster Hayden Walker will be appearing at Wooroolin Hall on Tuesday

Council Seeks Outstanding Residents

Council Seeks Outstanding Residents

Do you know an outstanding South Burnett resident or community group? If so, the South Burnett Regional Council would like to hear from you.

Memerambi Roadworks Completed

Memerambi Roadworks Completed

The South Burnett Regional Council confirmed on Thursday that infrastructure servicing Memerambi Estate residential lots fronting the Bunya Highway reached practical completion last week.

Council To Hold Special Meeting

Council To Hold Special Meeting

A Special Meeting of the South Burnett Regional Council has been called for next Wednesday (September 7) at the Council Chambers in Glendon Street, Kingaroy.

Councillors Send A Message To Canberra

Councillors Send A Message To Canberra

South Burnett councillors and senior staff have enjoyed an opportunity to “bend some ears in Canberra”

Court Ruling A ‘Two-Edged Sword’

Court Ruling A ‘Two-Edged Sword’

Queensland Ministers now have the ability to direct the independent Queensland Industrial Relations Commission to change awards if they don’t like them.

Next Phase Of $1.5m Upgrade To Begin

Next Phase Of $1.5m Upgrade To Begin

The next phase of the project to improve the intersection of Kingaroy-Barkers Creek and Clark and Swendson roads in Kingaroy – near Swickers – will get under way next week.

Graduates On The Right Track

Graduates On The Right Track

Another 10 trainees have graduated from South Burnett CTC’s Community Work Skills Project working on the South Burnett Rail Trail project.

New Optus Tower For Benair

New Optus Tower For Benair

Optus has been given permission to erect a new tower at 225 Benair Road, Benair.

Seniors Celebrate In Style

Seniors Celebrate In Style

About 200 people packed into Proston Community Hall on Thursday to enjoy lunch and celebrate Queensland Seniors Week.

Complaints Review Recommends Changes

Complaints Review Recommends Changes

People who lodge frivolous or vexatious complaints against Councillors – especially during election periods – could face heavy fines under a series of reforms being considered by the State Government.

What’s In It For The South Burnett?

What’s In It For The South Burnett?

Councillor Ros Heit was impressed with what she saw on a recent AGL-funded tour of two wind farms in Victoria, but fears anyone expecting a long-term economic boost from the $1 billion Coopers Gap project will be sadly mistaken.

Dog Owners Will Receive A Freebie

Dog Owners Will Receive A Freebie

The South Burnett Regional Council’s return to six-monthly rates notices will have an unexpected bonus for dog owners – a free month of registration.

Four Get Grants In Funding Round

Four Get Grants In Funding Round

Insufficient attention to detail proved the undoing of more than half the groups that applied to the first round of this year’s Mayor’s Community Benefit Fund.