Water Works In Nanango
Nanango residents have been advised that South Burnett Regional Council is beginning water main replacement works in the town.
Nanango residents have been advised that South Burnett Regional Council is beginning water main replacement works in the town.
South Burnett Mayor Keith Campbell is urging more South Burnett farmers to apply for the Farm Household Allowance.
The South Burnett Regional Council has acted quickly to alert Rail Trail users to swooping magpies.
Well-known local resident Shirley Law has been selected to fill the vacancy on Cherbourg Aboriginal Shire Council caused by the recent death of Cr Alana Purcell
The South Burnett Rail Trail Users Association (SBRTUA) will ask South Burnett Regional Council to erect signs on the Rail Trail next year warning users about swooping magpies.
If summer rains don’t occur, SunWater may be forced to cut South Burnett Regional Council’s “100% high priority” water allocation from Bjelke-Petersen and Boondooma dams.
South Burnett Regional Council has launched a campaign to raise awareness about Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) in the local community.
South Burnett Regional Council seems to be on track to make good on its promise to grade every unsealed road in the region at least once a year.
Almost two years after it was officially opened, the South Burnett Rail Trail still does not appear to have reliable traffic counters in operation.
Kingaroy’s new entry signs will be pork-free because the town is better known for peanuts.
Summer’s just around the corner, so it’s time to start break out the togs!
Nominations are now open for the South Burnett Regional Council’s annual Australia Day Awards.
Two Yarraman organisations have received funding under the latest round of Toowoomba Regional Council’s Community Grants Program.
A program of water main replacements in Kingaroy during the next two months will cause disruptions to water supply and property access for some residents.
A regional day of prayer on Sunday, September 15, has been organised as a show of support for drought-affected communities across southern Queensland.
The Kingaroy Flames held their first training session at their new $37,500 practice nets this week
Fresh from success at BaconFest, Council’s economic development unit is now taking its “South Burnett Flavours” initiative to Blackbutt.
South Burnett Regional Council is considering creating two new disability parking bays in Coulson Street, Blackbutt, after requests from local residents.
Gympie Regional Council is urging Goomeri residents to conserve water while upgrades are carried out at the local water treatment plant.
South Burnett Regional Council is calling for feedback on creating parking limits outside the South Burnett Community Hospital in Markwell Street, Kingaroy.