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The South Burnett Regional Council has approved a second new subdivision in Blackbutt
The South Burnett Regional Council has approved a second new subdivision in Blackbutt
BlazeAid is still looking for volunteers to assist with its flood recovery work in the South Burnett.
More than 450 people attended the South Burnett Community Flood Recovery information meetings held last week.
The SBRC estimates the Australia Day floods caused between $45-$50 million damage to roads.
The names of the nine committee members who will help the South Burnett Regional Council shape the economic and tourism development of the region were released today.
The winners of the latest round of the SBRC’s popular RADF arts program were announced today.
The State Government has matched dollar-for-dollar the Federal Government’s $40 million “betterment” fund, meaning $80 million will be available for local councils.
A flying visit paid to Local Government Minister David Crisafulli last week by the South Burnett’s Mayor and Deputy Mayor has borne fruit – the South Burnett will receive an additional five weeks of emergency funding.
Jazz trumpeter James Morrison and his Motown Band will be starring at the Mayoral Charity Gala Ball
South Burnett councillor Damien Tessmann has been selected to take part in a special exchange program
The Mayor’s Red Earth South Burnett Flood Appeal has received a massive boost from CROW-FM’s “Radiothon” auction … taking the total so far raised for South Burnett farmers to $35,000.
The Mayor’s Red Earth South Burnett Flood Appeal has raised an incredible $17,500 so far
South Burnett women gathered in groups in functions across the region today to mark International Women’s Day.
South Burnett Regional Council has allocated extra funds in a bid to eradicate the dengue mosquito from the region.
There have been three floods this year in the South Burnett but only victims of the first – the Australia Day weekend floods – are eligible so far for disaster relief.
South Burnett Regional Council’s flood recovery efforts were acknowledged when two council officers received the 2013 Local Government Managers of Australia Queensland Procurement Professional Award yesterday.
The South Burnett Regional Council has temporarily solved highway flooding problems at Wooroolin by digging a small canal to help drain water from the Wooroolin Wetlands.
There’s a number of special events planned around the South Burnett this year to mark International Women’s Day (March 8).
A new date has been fixed for the twice-postponed Yarraman forum.
The South Burnett Regional Council has been forced to close the Stuart River Bridge on the Proston-Boondooma Road.