A New Racing Year Begins
The start of the new racing year was marked in the South Burnett with Nanango Race Club’s traditional Cup Day meeting on Saturday.
The start of the new racing year was marked in the South Burnett with Nanango Race Club’s traditional Cup Day meeting on Saturday.
The first of the South Burnett Regional Council’s three “Grooving In The Gardens” free, outdoor live music events attracted a good crowd to Ringsfield House’s gardens on Sunday.
Nanango Theatre’s Company’s latest short season of one-act plays wrapped up at the weekend, but the group doesn’t have time to rest on its laurels!
Nanango Race Club will be holding its Nanango Cup Race Meeting at the Lee Park Racecourse on Saturday.
Nanango Theatre Company is playing for laughs again with three light-hearted productions about to hit the stage on Friday.
South Burnett Regional Council will embark on community consultations to gauge what residents think about introducing regulated parking in the town’s CBD.
A group of “pirates” who began a 1600km car rally in Nanango recently have raised more than $12,000 for Childhood Cancer Support.
One patient was transported to Kingaroy Hospital in a stable condition after a traffic collision in Nanango on Friday afternoon.
SBRC plans to allocate $90,000 for safety upgrades to the McCauley Weir Rd, which could lead to the eventual re-opening of the facility to the public.
Two women missing from near Nanango since Friday have been found following a two-day search and rescue operation in the area.
Police are appealing for public assistance to find two women who have gone missing near Nanango.
Nanango State School student Zach Douglass has been selected to play for Australia in a futsal tournament in Fiji.
Nanango has revived its reputation as the ultra-marathon running capital of Queensland after Australian and world records for endurance running fell this week at the Dead Cow Gully Backyard Masters.
Nanango Sporting Association has been able to significantly upgrade its facilities at Alan Downie Sports Fields in Nanango thanks to recent grants.
While Nanango township was celebrating its 175th birthday on Saturday, Nanango Golf Club was also marking a very special occasion.
Nanango Race Club is sporting a new set of stairs to the racecaller’s tower, thanks to a generous grant from Heritage Nanango Community Funding.
The Queensland Governor was present when Nanango celebrated its centenary, so it was only fitting the current incumbent, Her Excellency the Honourable Dr Jeannette Young AC PSM, should roll up for the town’s 175th celebration on Saturday!
Nanango Stags weren’t able to pull together an A Grade team for the 2023 South Burnett Rugby League competition, but more than enough blue-and-white jumpers gathered together last Saturday for the club’s special Old Boys’ Day at Fred Kassulke Oval.
Nanango’s big year of celebrations to mark the town’s 175th birthday will come to a peak on Saturday with a day of special events scheduled at Nanango Showgrounds.
Riders came to Nanango last weekend from all over SE Queensland for a weekend of learning and connecting with horses, campfires and new friendships at the Nanango Equestrian Centre.