Another Warning About Dodgy Solar Installers
Following hot on the heels of local Member Bruce Scott raising the issue of dodgy solar installations in Kingaroy, a local solar installer has issued his own warning – beware of telemarketers!
NAB Banks On Reconciliation
The NAB has announced it will hire an indigenous trainee teller at its Kingaroy branch.
$6412 Funding For Art Gallery
The Kingaroy Regional Art Gallery has been awarded $6412 from the State Government for a school holidays program featuring a digital artist.
Open Day To Revive Interest
In Pound St Community Garden
Kingaroy’s on-again off-again community garden in Pound Street is about to have another attempt to kick start it into life with an Open Day aimed at establishing a Kingaroy Community Garden Group to run the venue.
Grace Dips Her Toe In … And Loves It!
Orana resident Grace Singleton could hardly be described as a water baby. In fact the 92-year-old can’t swim and is afraid of water … but that hasn’t stopped her for taking up hydrotherapy with a passion.
Crop Protection Officer
Appointed For Kingaroy
A new Crop Protection Officer will be stationed in Kingaroy – one of the 15 new biosecurity officers promised by the LNP in the lead-up to the State Election and announced by the government today.
Would You Like Fries
With Your Donation?
McDonald’s restaurant has donated just over $1000 to the Chaplaincy Program at Kingaroy SHS
Men In Black III Opens Tonight
The latest Men In Black movie will be opening at Kingaroy’s Satellite Cinema tonight.
Confidence Boost For Business
Businesspeople who want to grow their sales but lack some of the confidence required to “sell” themselves or their products have been invited to attend a workshop being held in Kingaroy next month.
Doggone Good Day For RSPCA
The RSPCA’s annual Million Paws Walk in Kingaroy’s Lions Park was the most successful held to date, according to Kingaroy RSPCA spokesperson Kirsty Minter.
Talent On Show As Eisteddfod
Winds Up For Another Year
The Kingaroy Eisteddfod celebrated its 80th birthday this year with six days of intense competition between students from the South Burnett, Dalby, Bundaberg and the Sunshine Coast.
The Biggest Day For
Morning Teas In Kingaroy
Kingaroy hosted two of Australia’s Biggest Morning Teas … and although both would be counted a fund-raising success, one was definitely “the biggest”.
How To Prosper In The Digital Economy
The State Government is inviting South Burnett businesses who want to learn how to prosper in the digital economy to a free breakfast seminar in Kingaroy on May 24.
Mums On The Run On Mother’s Day
The Mother’s Day Classic fun run – or walk! – organised by the Go Getta Girls in Kingaroy this morning attracted an amazing 282 competitors.
Champion Results For School Team
Kingaroy State High School’s ag students have proven they can take on the best
The South Burnett’s Got Talent
– Anyone Need A Big Break?
The first round of a new South Burnett talent quest – dubbed the “Big Break” – will kick off tonight at the Commercial Hotel in Kingaroy.
Parents Patch Up Damage Caused By Hoons
Soccer mums and dads have been working hard this week to repair damage to the Kingaroy Junior Soccer fields caused by car hoons on Friday night.
Kingaroy’s New Bus Timetables Unveiled
Kingaroy’s new town bus service – part of the South Burnett Regional Council’s “Enhancing Passenger Transport Project” – will be officially launched next Monday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Glendon Street bus stop.
PCA’s Dodge Takes Trophy
The Peanut Company of Australia’s fully restored KC30 Dodge took out first place in the “30 years & over” category at the Truck Show’n’Shine held as part of the annual Kingaroy Show at the weekend.
Prices Down, Numbers Up
Was this the best Kingaroy Show ever? The thousands of people who attended the two-day event probably think so … and the organisers are thrilled!
