Estate’s Fate Should Be Known Soon
The fate of the Memerambi Estate should be known at the South Burnett Regional Council’s next meeting on Monday, April 20.
The fate of the Memerambi Estate should be known at the South Burnett Regional Council’s next meeting on Monday, April 20.
The Kingaroy Art Gallery has received 30 entries from local artists for the 2015 South Burnett Regional Council’s Acquisitive Art Competition.
A decision to borrow $3 million to end flooding problems in Blackbutt’s CBD provoked debate at Wednesday’s South Burnett Regional Council meeting.
A 60-year-old man suffered minor injuries when a rubbish loader tipped over at the Yarraman waster facility on Tuesday afternoon.
The surprise demolition of a building has forced the SBRC to re-schedule its Nanango streetscaping plans
Work will begin next week to rebuild Markwell Street, Kingaroy, between Pound Street and Kingaroy Street.
South Burnett Regional Council is holding free community composting and worm farming workshops on Monday, April 27, and Wednesday, April 29.
The quality of Kingaroy’s water supply will drop noticeably within the next few days
It costs little to reseal a well maintained road but ten times as much to fix broken ones
Long-standing drainage problems in Blackbutt’s CBD should be fixed by Christmas, a meeting in Blackbutt heard this week.
Blackbutt residents should know within six weeks who will be building them a modern supermarket
Year 7 students from Nanango State High School visited the Nanango Sewage Treatment Plant recently.
Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington told guests at Friday’s morning’s Mayoral Charity Breakfast that an important mental health initiative for the South Burnett – part of the LNP’s election campaign – had been fully costed into the State Government’s forward estimates.
We compare the South Burnett with Somerset, Toowoomba, Western Downs, North Burnett and Gympie
South Burnett Regional Council is seeking offers to purchase a large block of land in the Kingaroy Industrial Estate.
People living in rural areas of the South Burnett will have the opportunity to get out and connect with their neighbours soon, thanks to a $65,000 grant from the State Government’s Department Of Communities.
The South Burnett Regional Council will hold community meetings at Blackbutt and Ironpot next week.
A review of the South Burnett Regional Council’s finances by the Queensland Treasury Corporation has given the SBRC a “thumbs up” for its financial management.
The Glendon Street car park in Kingaroy will be closed for two weekends to allow engineering surveys to take place.
A recent survey of the region’s sports clubs has disclosed that most feel they don’t have enough members, players and/or volunteers.