Ex-Kingaroy GP Wins Award

Ex-Kingaroy GP Wins Award

A former Kingaroy doctor has won the prestigious Royal Australian College of GPs General Practitioner in Training award.

South Burnett Explodes In Pink

South Burnett Explodes In Pink

The South Burnett’s annual month-long Pink Up campaign for the McGrath Foundation meant there was plenty of pink to be seen around the region at the weekend.

Hospitals Admit 75,000 Acute Patents

Hospitals Admit 75,000 Acute Patents

The Darling Downs Hospital and Health Service – the organisation responsible for the South Burnett’s five public hospitals – admitted more than 75,000 acute in-patients in 2025-26.

Relay Plans A BIG Night

Relay Plans A BIG Night

Have you caught the news? Relay For Life has gone back to the future for its 21st outing in Kingaroy next month.

Ride 4 Relay Breaks Another Record

Ride 4 Relay Breaks Another Record

Ride 4 Relay has gone out with a bang! The 10th annual fundraiser for Cancer Council Queensland has already raised a record $55,563 with donations still rolling in.

3D Boost For Orana Residents

3D Boost For Orana Residents

Lutheran Services is using 3D printing to create practical, low-cost aids to help residents at Orana Aged Care to live with greater independence and dignity.

Golf Day Raises $6000

Golf Day Raises $6000

The Kingaroy Hospital Auxiliary’s recent Balls & Beanies Golf Day has raised at least $6000 to put towards the purchase of new equipment for Kingaroy Hospital.

You’re Never Too Old For A Ride!

You’re Never Too Old For A Ride!

Residents at Wondai Hospital’s Forest View Residential Aged Care now have a new way to get out and explore the South Burnett Rail Trail thanks to an innovative cycling project.

Lions Dig Deep To Support Research

Lions Dig Deep To Support Research

The Wondai Lions Club welcomed a special group of cyclists and their support crew members on Thursday night who are raising funds for research into rare forms of ovarian cancer.

Heath Says ‘Thank You’ For Support

Heath Says ‘Thank You’ For Support

A former Benarkin man who suffered a series of major health challenges – and then became effectively homeless – after a simple foot injury has begun a new life at the coast after receiving long-term support from a South Burnett support group.