47.5 Million Reasons To Celebrate!
An astounding 47.5 million containers – that’s the equivalent of $4.75 million in refunds! – has passed through the Kingaroy Containers For Change refund point since it opened.
An astounding 47.5 million containers – that’s the equivalent of $4.75 million in refunds! – has passed through the Kingaroy Containers For Change refund point since it opened.
The South Burnett Regional Council and three of the region’s key businesses are the big winners in a State Government funding announcement made on Monday.
North Burnett Regional Council has confirmed Craig Matheson as its new Chief Executive Officer.
A community meeting to discuss the future of the Mondure Anglican Church will be held at Mondure Hall on Thursday (October 3).
South Burnett councillors have voted to establish an Advisory and Working Group to tackle issues raised by some residents in Hivesville township and surrounds.
The Queensland Fire Department has imposed a local fire ban in 10 Queensland council areas.
A new $315,000 sports precinct was officially opened by the “kids of Kumbia” in a ceremony organised by the South Burnett Regional Council on Friday afternoon.
South Burnett Regional Council plans to set up a working group to examine “red and green tape” within Council that can bog down business activities.
South Burnett Regional Council approved two applications for Regional Arts Development Fund grants at its general meeting on Wednesday.
Toowoomba Regional Council has invited residents to nominate community achievers to be considered for the 2025 Toowoomba Region Australia Day awards.
SBRC has voted to extend its trial opening of the McCauley Weir, near Nanango, to the public for another six months.
The State Government has been urged to treat ratepayers fairly when it comes to paying for compulsory dam safety upgrades.
Local residents have been invited to attend information sessions next month about the State Government’s upcoming Burnett River and Tributaries Catchment Flood Study.
Toowoomba Regional Council has created a new page on its website which lists all its planned 2024-25 capital works.
Planning has begun for the South Burnett’s unique “Christmas Spirit” initiative, organised by Council CEO Mark Pitt and his wife Nicola.
Police are investigating the vandalism of one of Nanango’s famous chainsaw statues at the weekend.
SBRC will install security cameras in a bid to deter vandalism which has cost ratepayers an estimated $275,000 in recent months.
South Burnett Regional Council staff will undergo training in the wake of tough new dog laws which have come into effect in Queensland.
Western Downs residents thinking of installing rainwater tanks have been invited to apply for rebates under a Western Downs Regional Council scheme.
South Burnett Regional Council is calling for nominations for the 2025 South Burnett Australia Day Awards.