Heritage Looks Back On A Big Year
Volunteers from 25 not-for-profit groups gathered together in Nanango on Tuesday evening to be congratulated for their successful Heritage grant applications over the past 12 months.
Volunteers from 25 not-for-profit groups gathered together in Nanango on Tuesday evening to be congratulated for their successful Heritage grant applications over the past 12 months.
The future of the Nanango Race Club looks a little brighter following the appointment of an interim management committee for the club.
Stamp collecting seems to be waning in popularity these days … much like sending postcards (or even letters).
Nanango Showgrounds took on a larrikin feel on Sunday morning for the town’s annual Australia Day event.
The mass resignation of the Nanango Racing Club’s executive committee on New Year’s Eve has left a question mark over the future of thoroughbred racing at the Lee Park Racecourse.
A man was airlifted to hospital with serious injuries after being trampled by a horse on a private property in the South Burnett on Sunday morning.
Amateur archaeologist Johan Vanderwalle – the man who uncovered the body of missing World War I soldier Jack Hunter almost 20 years ago – made an emotional return visit to Nanango last week to catch up with members of the Hunter family.
More than 200 competitors took part in last month’s three-day Nanango Campdraft, the first draft held at Nanango Showgrounds for three years.
The Nanango Sporting Association’s project to provide disability toilets at the Alan Downie Sports Fields has taken another big jump forward.
Nanango Race Club will be holding its annual Christmas meeting on Saturday at the Lee Park Racecourse.
Nanango’s 177 Army Cadet Unit held its annual march out parade at Nanango State High School recently to wrap up another year of activities.
The management team was re-elected unopposed at the recent Annual General Meeting of Visit South Burnett.
A man aged in his 20s has suffered serious chest injuries in a workplace accident in Nanango.
The organisers of this year’s Heritage Country Muster are already looking forward to next year’s event in partnership with Heritage Bank Nanango.
Almost 40 delegates representing Visitor Information Centres from across Queensland are discovering the magic of the South Burnett during a four-day visit to the region.
The inaugural Nanango Homemade Market – which took over Ringsfield House on Saturday and Sunday – has been hailed as a big success.
Nanango’s popular Churchyard Shop reopened recently with a new look.
Patrons at the Nanango Services Club were treated recently to a thrilling performance by a newly formed pipes and drums band.
Members of the South Burnett Chorale are practising busily for their upcoming Christmas concerts in Nanango and Kingaroy.
Nanango Race Club president Andrew Green has offered to resign if it would “appease” Racing Queensland which this week stripped the club of three 2025 meetings.