Jason Pulls Out Of Division 4 Race
A candidate for Division 4 at the upcoming Council elections has decided to withdraw his nomination
A candidate for Division 4 at the upcoming Council elections has decided to withdraw his nomination
The winners of the huge Hancock Prospecting South Burnett Christmas Lights competition will be announced on Friday!
The second annual Mayor’s Charity Christmas Lunch had a bit of everything for the large crowd … good food, humour, Christmas carols, an appeal to the heart by a young boy, and a serious message from the Mayor.
Three empty and semi-derelict shops in Wondai have enjoyed a $150,000 makeover and put back into use
Visitors to South Burnett libraries have enjoyed a festive bonus recently with surprise visits by a group of keen carollers.
The South Burnett Regional Council has agreed to extend an approval for a 168 lot residential subdivision at Taylors Road in Kingaroy for a further four years.
The South Burnett Regional Council has accepted a $1.46 million tender for the construction of Memerambi Estate’s missing roads and drainage infrastructure.
On the day organisers knew they had raised at least $5000 … but the final total for Mayor Wayne Kratzmann’s Charity Golf Day was actually a lot more, with a massive $13,000 in the kitty.
New information about flood risks may lead to some land zoning changes in the South Burnett.
Kingaroy residents connected to the Gordonbrook water supply may face water restrictions in late January
Recent rain has delayed the South Burnett Regional Council’s bridge replacement program.
Yarding numbers and prices have been well up at the Coolabunia Saleyards over the past four weeks
There may not appear to be much activity on the Kingaroy-Kilkivan Rail Trail at the moment but the project is progressing to plan and local businesses are already benefitting from it, South Burnett Mayor Wayne Kratzmann told Wednesday’s Council meeting.
Water overflows from Kingaroy’s Summit View Estate and drainage problems on Tessmann’s Road North sparked debate at Wednesday’s South Burnett Regional Council meeting.
The recent approval of operational works on Stage 5 of the Summit View Estate in Kingaroy has sparked a renewed campaign by local residents frustrated by years of stormwater run-off problems linked to previous stages of the development.
Blackbutt resident – and professional engineer – David Kinson has put himself forward as candidate for Division 2
The recently upgraded Murgon Jubilee Swimming Pool has given Peter Law a new lease on life.
There’s been a flurry of announcements recently about candidates standing for Council, so most readers would probably have guessed there is an election coming up!
Kingaroy businesswoman Debbie Dennien says she’s been thinking about running for Council for awhile
Olympic swimmer Duncan Armstrong said he simply couldn’t refuse the request to be a guest at the Mayor’s Golf Day on Friday when he heard where the money went.