Burst Water Main Causes Chaos
A burst water main in Kingaroy on Wednesday morning emptied the Fisher Street reservoir
A burst water main in Kingaroy on Wednesday morning emptied the Fisher Street reservoir
The official ballot draw for the South Burnett Regional Council election – which determines the order in which candidates’ names will appear on ballot papers – has been released
Division 5 Cr Kathy Duff will be returned unopposed after Council election nominations closed on Tuesday
Lack of spending by the State and Federal governments on main roads in Queensland is killing people, South Burnett mayor Wayne Kratzmann told the February Council meeting.
Nanango businesswoman Sandy Towell has joined the three other candidates who will be contesting Division 1
Community hospital consultant Leith MacMillan met with local doctors in Kingaroy at the weekend
The Crime and Corruption Commission and the Local Government Association of Queensland have teamed up to urge candidates at the 2016 Local Government elections to run honest campaigns.
South Burnett residents had their first chance to size up the candidates running for Mayor on Monday night at the Kingaroy Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s special Mayoral Forum.
A campaign to convince us to allow the State’s politicians to sit an extra year starts this week
As expected, the Electoral Commission of Queensland posted the official Notice of Election for the March 19 Council poll on its website on Saturday.
Former Wondai mayor Percy Iszlaub AM, isn’t one to blow his own horn … tuba maybe, but then only when he’s playing with the Wondai Town & District Band.
Applications for Toowoomba Regional Council’s latest round of community support grants opened on February 1
South Burnett Regional Council has gained $340,000 State Government funding to put towards replacing the dangerous Alford Street culvert in Kingaroy.
A fifth candidate has entered the ring in the fight for the top job at the SB Council
South Burnett Regional Council is encouraging community organisations to apply to the Mayor’s Community Benefit Fund
South Burnett residents are not at risk of contracting the mosquito-borne Zika virus unless they have immediate plans to travel to countries where the disease is common.
Rare trees which are delaying roadworks have South Burnett mayor Wayne Kratzmann seeing red
When is S-BRAG not SBRAG? When it’s the South Burnett Residents Action Group, it seems.
The removal of trees in Kingaroy’s Glendon Street car park has met with a “mixed reaction”
Rail Trail advocate Paul Heymans has backed the SBRC’s plan to bitumen the Kingaroy-Murgon trail