Special Night For Judo Club
The Murgon Judo Club has become the first judo club in Queensland to be graded as a Level 3 Good Sports Club – the highest level any club can attain.
The Murgon Judo Club has become the first judo club in Queensland to be graded as a Level 3 Good Sports Club – the highest level any club can attain.
A large water main break in Kingaroy last Wednesday has left a big repair bill in its wake
Year 12 results from the graduating class of 2015 were released this week and the report card reveals some interesting trends, according to Independent Schools Queensland.
Wednesday (February 24) is the last day to get names in for Saturday’s big Burrumbuttock Day in Murgon
Former Murgon Mustang Gavin Cooper will be coming back home for a visit next month … and he’ll bringing the NRL trophy with him
A new patient transfer bus service between South Burnett hospitals and Toowoomba Hospital was introduced this week.
A woman was taken to Murgon Hospital with minor injuries after a fall in Krebs Street, Murgon, this morning.
Murgon’s Queensland Dairy and Heritage Museum will receive a $2432 grant under the Federal Government’s “Saluting Their Service” program.
Riley Akers has spent much of his young life travelling up and down to Brisbane for treatment
There has been a change of roles – and a name change – at Murgon Dental.
Some of the 3000 descendants of a pioneer Prussian couple will gather later this month
Summer storms over the last week played havoc with lawn bowls around the region, forcing the abandonment of some games and the cancellation of others.
Fundraising has already begun for a second Burrumbuttock Hay Run to western Queensland … and the South Burnett is again heavily involved.
Murgon soccer players have issued a challenge to their opponents in Kingaroy and Nanango
The South Burnett marked Australia Day with bush poetry, live music, plenty of wacky events and lots and lots of Australian flags.
Graham House is bringing the six-week “Circle of Security” parenting program to Murgon and Kingaroy later this year.
Three of the region’s peak business and community organisations will be holding community forums next month so members of the public can meet candidates for the 2016 Council elections in person.
Do you ever wish you could get over a bad day at work and not take it out on your partner or children?
The Murgon Business and Development Association’s (MBDA) confidence that bleak business conditions at the start of 2015 would improve appears to have been well-founded.
The State Government’s $21 million stolen wages reparations scheme is now open to receiving applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Queenslanders whose wages or savings were withheld by previous governments.