Rains Came, Crowds Remained
Wet weather and a chilly morning could not deter South Burnett residents turning out in force at Anzac Day commemorations across the region on Monday.
Wet weather and a chilly morning could not deter South Burnett residents turning out in force at Anzac Day commemorations across the region on Monday.
Three people have been transported to hospital after separate crashes on South Burnett roads at the weekend.
Two side effects occurred after the Hivesville Markets committee folded earlier this month.
Pandemic fears or volunteer shortages scuttled most South Burnett community Australia Day events but two that pressed ahead were at Hivesville and Wondai.
Santa hitched a ride to Hivesville on Sunday night aboard a North Pole fire truck … are there really bushfires at the North Pole?
A Hivesville man whose wife requires reliable property access in case of a medical emergency has slammed a Council decision to postpone action on upgrading his road for at least six months, and possibly forever.
An error on a Google map is putting a Hivesville woman’s life at risk, the South Burnett Regional Council was told on Wednesday.
The landmark bottle tree near the former railway crossing at Hivesville has been added to the National Trust’s Significant Tree Register.
A plan by the Hivesville Progress Association to redevelop the village’s disused railway yards has been questioned by two South Burnett councillors who believe the group may not have met since February.
The overgrown Hivesville railway yards may take on a new lease of life in the next few years.
At 5:13pm on Friday, QFES issued a bushfire warning for Kinleymore and surrounding areas.
The half of Hivesville households not connected to the Proston Water Supply Scheme seem unlikely to get connected any time soon.
A man has been airlifted to hospital after the quad bike he was riding flipped and landed on him near Hivesville on Tuesday afternoon.
The 60km/h speed zone in Hivesville has been extended after a review by Transport and Main Roads.
Farmers who want to sub-lease rail corridor land between Murgon and Proston should pay for it, according to the South Burnett Rail Trail Users Association.
Farmers along the Murgon-Proston rail corridor have asked the South Burnett Regional Council to grant them a 17-year sub-lease to prevent a rail trail being built between Hivesville and Proston for a generation.
Any suggestions Anzac Day commemorations are losing public support were blown away in the South Burnett on Sunday.
Hundreds of motorists would drive past the bottle tree on the corner of Hivesville’s Memorial Park every day, but few would have any idea why that tree is there.
The South Burnett Regional Council will seek Federal Government funding to build the Proston-Hivesville Rail Trail and upgrade the Coolabunia Saleyards.
Work could begin soon on preparing a business case for the Barlil Weir, Member for Flynn Ken O’Dowd said on Thursday.