Queensland Governor Dr Jeannette Young AC PSM met hundreds of South Burnett residents during her Vice-Regal visit last week … everyone from Kingaroy schoolchildren to the volunteer team at Nanango’s Ringsfield House.
Nanango RSL Sub-Branch members had a very busy Anzac Day, with visits to war graves, services and a town march as well as fellowship with fellow veterans who travelled back to town for the commemorations.
The second season of ABC-TV’s popular series “The Piano” is now being broadcast … but have you seen the promo?
The Heritage Bank Nanango 117th Show had everything a visitor could want … animals (of all sorts), exciting action (trots, barrel racing, a rodeo), amusement rides and fireworks!
Several RAAF aircraft will be conducting flyovers in Queensland in support of Anzac Day commemorations on Saturday morning.
The results of a year-long project to document South Burnett events on film for local tourism organisation Visit South Burnett will be unveiled to the public in July.
Two people suffered minor injuries in a single-vehicle rollover in Nanango in the early hours of Saturday morning.
Work will begin later this month to install new sails in the gardens of Nanango’s historic Ringsfield House to extend the shaded area in front of the old Coach House.
More than a dozen local community groups have received a total of almost $287,000 in the latest round of the Gambling Community Benefit Fund.
Nanango’s Easter Races were big in lots of ways … a huge crowd, big fields and a large Fashions of the Field competition.
Murgon detectives charged two teenage boys on Tuesday after an investigation into property and vehicle offences in Murgon, Kingaroy and Nanango.
The Murgon Independent Lifestyle Project – a much-discussed plan to create disability housing in Perkins Street, Murgon – has moved a step closer.
As Term 1 winds down, well-known South Burnett teacher Sarah McCarthy has settled in as the new principal at St Patrick’s Primary School in Nanango.
Police are investigating an incident in which two people were injured in Murgon on Saturday, March 7.
The annual “Back To Nanango” reunion was a fabulous day, says local councillor Jane Erkens.
The enthusiastic actors at the Nanango Theatre Company will be debuting their latest productions – four one-act plays – this Friday night!
Where would Nanango community groups be without support from the local Heritage Community Bank branch?
A small commemoration service was held at the Nanango war memorial on Saturday morning to remember the service of the more than 39,000 Australia Defence Force members who served in Australia’s longest war.
Nanango QCWA members are thrilled with the new look of their building in Fitzroy Street, thanks to a Heritage Nanango Community Branch grant.
Love was in the air at the Nanango Race Club’s Valentine’s Day meeting on Saturday … but unfortunately so were grey clouds and showers.
