Droughtmasters Pay Off For George
Three droughtmaster cattle raised near Murgon sold for an average $8500 a head at the annual Droughtmaster National Sale in Rockhampton on September 13-14.
Three droughtmaster cattle raised near Murgon sold for an average $8500 a head at the annual Droughtmaster National Sale in Rockhampton on September 13-14.
An 104-year-old building that has played a central role in Murgon’s history will be demolished soon.
The Kingaroy Bowls Club’s recent “Ladies Only” Women’s Country Bowls Weekend saw 80 bowlers from as far away as Gladstone take part
The number of visitors using Murgon’s free 48 hour camping ground has continued to rise
St Joseph’s School fete is always a big night for Murgon, and this year’s effort didn’t disappoint.
The talented women from the QCWA were making a big impression in Murgon on Friday with their annual display of the best handcrafts from across the Gympie-South Burnett Division.
Murgon’s “Focus On You” Community Health Expo has been declared a huge success by organisers.
One person was transported to Murgon Hospital in a stable condition after a two-vehicle crash on the Bunya Highway on Friday afternoon.
South Burnett residents will be treated to a visit next week from celebrity chef Matt Golinski
Rotary Club of Murgon has been very busy recently, making donations to several very worthwhile organisations.
The Murgon Business and Development Association intends to hold new Member for Wide Bay Llew O’Brien to his promises.
The Murgon Business and Development Association is enthusiastic about the South Burnett’s new rail trail, which will be officially opened on the October long weekend.
The Dascombe family’s latest business venture in Murgon – a full travel agency – got off to a sizzling start on Thursday.
The Burnett District Men’s Champion of Champions fours and pairs were decided at Nanango Bowls Club
If the secret of success in rugby league is training, training, training … the secret to success at school is pretty much the same: make every day count.
The latest Federal politician to drop into the South Burnett bearing gifts this week was Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion, who accompanied LNP candidate for Wide Bay Llew O’Brien on a visit to Murgon and Cherbourg.
The Wondai Sprints were worth the years of planning it took to get the event up and running in the South Burnett, Cr Roz Frohloff says.
Last Monday was Ladies One Day Fours at the Kilcoy Bowls Club, and it drew a very big roll-up.
The Royal Hotel in Murgon will be getting a facelift in the near future.
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.