Not Too Late To Think Pink
Online registrations have closed but runners can still register on Sunday for the Mother’s Day Classic
Gallery Showcases RADF Results
The Kingaroy Art Gallery will be showcasing the end products of two projects funded by the Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) when it opens its May exhibition this Friday night, May 9.
Fanfare Round In Kingaroy
Kingaroy Town Hall will be hosting a regional round of the school instrumental music competition, “Fanfare 2014”, on June 3.
A Good Old-Fashioned Country Show!
“It’s just a good, old-fashioned country show … people will come if you produce what they want, they are hungry for entertainment at the right price!”
Historic Motorbikes Hit The Road
Veteran and vintage motorcycles from the Historical Motor Cycle Club of Queensland will be visiting the South Burnett for their annual Bunya Rally at the weekend.
Winter Woolies On Show
More than 70 garments made from local alpaca wool will be featured in three special fashion parades
Council Looking At Upgrade
The SBRC is considering an upgrade for Kingaroy’s ageing Glendon Street Car Park
Schools Join Forces To Share Hope
Twelve months ago, a small school at Laidley was left reeling after devastating floods swept through the area for the second time in two years.
Josie Steps Up Fundraising With Walk
If you have an urge to dress up in red – and then run a half marathon – then Inverlaw will be the place to be on Sunday, June 8.
Football Back After Break
After a two-week hiatus for the Easter school holidays. football has returned to the South Burnett
Large Crowds Turn Out To Remember
Kingaroy residents set new records for attendance at this year’s Anzac Day commemorations, with a large crowd at the Dawn Service, and an even greater assembly for the procession and morning observance
Qld’s Best Pork Goes On Show
There’s going to be a special emphasis on one of the South Burnett’s leading primary industries at this year’s Kingaroy Show … pork.
Pantry Founder Dies
A funeral service will be held in Kingaroy next Monday (April 28) for well-known former Kingaroy pastor Danny Russell who died on Saturday after a long illness.
Chorale Boosts Charity Coffers
South Burnett Chorale members certainly sang for their supper, raising more than $500 for the South Burnett Food Pantry and Murgon’s drought relief last Sunday (April 13).
Rare Art Draws A Crowd
A sale of rare artworks drew a crowd of about 30 art lovers to Nimue Gallery on Friday
Anzac Tribute Wins $1000 Prize
Murgon artist Lee Porter’s moving tribute to Anzac Day, ‘What’s Left Behind’, is the winner of the 2014 South Burnett Regional Council’s Acquisitive Art competition.
Taabinga Development Gets Go-Ahead
A controversial 116-lot relocatable home park at Taabinga Downs Estate in Kingaroy was given to go-ahead this afternoon by the South Burnett Regional Council.
Taabinga Estate: The Arguments
At the South Burnett Regional Council’s special meeting on Friday, April 11 there was heated debate about rescinding a motion made at Council’s March 19 meeting to reject a development application for the Taabinga Downs Estate.
Pollies Back Behind Bars
Apparently some of our local politicians haven’t learned a thing
Competition Commemorates WWI
Almost 30 works have been entered in this year’s South Burnett Regional Council Acquisitive Art Competition.
