Storm Causes Blackout
More than 1300 Ergon Energy customers were left without power in Nanango after Tuesday afternoon’s storm passed over the town.
Halloween Is Fun!
More than 200 witches, warlocks, zombies and ghouls descended on The Shed at Little Drayton Street in Nanango on Monday night.
Calista’s Ready For A Big Concert
Soprano Calista Walters dropped into Nanango at the weekend ahead of her live concert next Saturday
Quiz Night Fun Supports School
St Patrick’s School in Nanango was banking on a big night on Saturday night with their Masquerade Trivia Night … and it looks like it paid off.
Opera Recital To Help Restore Church
Nanango’s Our Lady Help Of Christians Catholic Church will be celebrating its centenary in 2017, and parishioners want to repaint its interior and carry out other repairs and refurbishments before its 100th birthday.
Waterhole Rocks Is On A Roll
Waterhole Rocks – Nanango’s annual celebration of all things rock’n’roll – has enjoyed its biggest and best year so far!
Murder Suspect Arrested In Nanango
A 19-year-old woman was arrested in Nanango on Wednesday by detectives from Maryborough CIB and charged with murder.
Networking Afternoon Planned For Nanango
The Nanango Tourism and Development Association will be holding a networking afternoon for Nanango’s business community on Saturday, November 12.
Road Safety Draws A Crowd
The common belief that speed cameras are revenue raisers for the State Government isn’t true, Sgt Jason Newton told an audience of more than 80 people on Saturday afternoon.
Music Springs To Life On Lawn
The manicured gardens at Nanango’s Ringsfield House hosted an afternoon of fine music recently when the South Burnett Community Orchestra presented “Spring Strings & Winds”.
SES Volunteers Win Award
The South Burnett Southern SES Unit has won a major award at SES Week celebrations held in Gympie
Safety Session For Older Drivers
An an information afternoon for mature aged drivers will be held in Nanango this Saturday, October 22.
Catch A Bus To The Cup
Melbourne Cup Day isn’t far away now … and neither in the South Burnett’s annual Melbourne Cup Day race meeting at Kumbia.
Local Women Win Three Awards
South Burnett women have won three of this year’s ten QRRRWN Strong Women Leadership Awards
Police Retrieve Missing Man’s Body
Police have located a body believed to be a 20-year-old man who went missing at Coomba waterhole
Obituary: Bill Oliver 1932-2016
Former top local sports administrator Bill Oliver is being remembered as a man ahead of his time who fought passionately for the success of his constituents during the halcyon days of South Burnett sport.
More Room To Have A Good Time
Dancers at this year’s Waterhole Rocks will be able to twist and jive on a specially extended dancefloor
Exhibition Is Ready To Tour
A South Burnett art exhibition which will soon begin an extensive tour around Queensland art galleries had its official opening at the Nanango Cultural Centre recently.
It Was Dougall Day At Nanango
Three generations of Toowoomba’s Dougall family had a hand in the first two winners on Nanango’s Heritage Bank program last Saturday.
Lodge … Gone But Not Forgotten
In a week’s time, Freemason Lodge 134 in Nanango – one of the oldest lodges in Queensland – will officially close its doors for the last time.
