Christmas Day Booked Out
The annual Christmas Day Community Lunch is already booked out!
The annual Christmas Day Community Lunch is already booked out!
A good crowd turned up on Thursday night to hear reports at South Burnett CTC’s AGM
There was some surprising good news for guests attending the official opening of Heritage Lodge in Nanango: construction will start soon on a fourth duplex at the housing complex
Learner Drivers in the South Burnett will be able to get a helping hand to notch up their logbook hours thanks to a scheme launched this week by South Burnett CTC and Bill Hull Car Centre.
SupaIGA in Kingaroy have thrown their weight behind a Relay For Life team who are usually kept busy helping others.
Another 10 trainees have graduated from South Burnett CTC’s Community Work Skills Project working on the South Burnett Rail Trail project.
It’s not every day that a South Burnett organisation wins a national award, which is the reason why the crew from Gumnut Place in Murgon earned a standing ovation on Wednesday.
The South Burnett Domestic Violence Strategy Group is encouraging everyone in the region – in schools, businesses and other organisations – to wear a white shirt next Wednesday (May 18) as part of the campaign against domestic violence.
South Burnett homes should be a lot “fire safer” following some generous donations by Downer
Last week the pallet-building team in the wood workshop at Murgon’s Gumnut Place set an unusual record.
The first crop of Rail Trail trainees graduated in Kingaroy last week, and 60 per cent of them will be walking straight into employment.
A new program being pioneered in the South Burnett has been praised by the State Government for helping young people in care to transition to an independent adult life.
The official opening of South Burnett CTC’s “Partners In Foster Care” building in Wondai – and helping to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the service – were some of South Burnett Mayor Wayne Kratzmann’s last official duties this week.
Three empty and semi-derelict shops in Wondai have enjoyed a $150,000 makeover and put back into use
South Burnett CTC held their annual Christmas Employees Lunch at the Kingaroy Town Common Hall recently.
The closure of CTC’s Employment Services division and the end of June may have been a blow to the South Burnett’s largest community services organisation, but in the end everything turned out well.
Twenty-five years ago a public meeting was held at the Kingaroy Town Hall Reception Room to discuss how local police and the community could improve their channels of communication.
The Federal Government’s shake-up of unemployment contracts – which saw two jobs agencies close their doors on June 30 in the South Burnett – has had its flipside with the opening of four new shopfronts on Wednesday.
South Burnett CTC is alive and well, despite the closure of its Employment Services operations on Tuesday.
South Burnett CTC’s Heritage Lodge accommodation project in Nanango is one step closer following the signing of a building contract last week.