NaTDA Plans Trip To The Opera
NaTDA will be taking a bus to heritage-listed Jimbour House on Saturday, July 25 for opera lovers
Chrissy Was Inspired To Create
Nanango musician Chrissy Lauder’s latest CD began after a music workshop she attended in Murgon
Maxi Fun For Mini Club
No you weren’t imagining it, there were a LOT of Minis on South Burnett roads at the weekend.
Things Look Brighter
For Nanango’s Netballers
The Nanango and District Netball Association’s car park is looking a lot brighter these days. And it’s all thanks to Stanwell Corporation.
Fr Dan Grundy Celebrates 50 Years
For a Catholic priest who has never been placed formally in any parish in the South Burnett, Fr Dan Grundy seems to know lots and lots of local residents.
Lots To Discover In Nanango
There’s lots to explore and enjoy in Nanango, which a Brisbane TV crew discovered for themselves on Monday.
Mayor Defends Nanango
A report by accountants PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) which claims Nanango has experienced the sharpest drop in economic output of any town or region in Australia has been questioned by South Burnett Mayor Wayne Kratzmann.
Builder Signs Up For Heritage Lodge
South Burnett CTC’s Heritage Lodge accommodation project in Nanango is one step closer following the signing of a building contract last week.
NBN Rolls Into Nanango, Cherbourg
Member for Maranoa Bruce Scott says 668 premises in the Nanango area can now get superfast broadband as NBN Co has activated its fixed wireless network in the Nanango area.
Wondai Wins Men’s Fours
Men’s Fours Champions from clubs throughout the Burnett rolled up at Yarraman on the weekend to try for the title of District Champions
Film Fun For All Ages
There was fun for young and old at last weekend’s Big Screen Festival at the Nanango Cultural Centre.
Big Crowd For Big Screen
The Big Screen Film Festival’s red carpet opening night drew a good crowd at the Nanango Cultural Centre … in fact, it was almost “packed to the rafters” for special guest actor Ryan Corr.
NaTDA To Visit McCauley Weir
Two representatives from the Nanango Tourism and Development Association (NaTDA) will take up an invitation from the South Burnett Regional Council to inspect McCauley Weir.
Quiet Week In Bowls
As anyone will tell you, it’s been a bit chilly over the past week.
Green Light For Courthouse Upgrades
Major upgrades planned for Nanango and Kingaroy courthouses will go ahead in the next twelve months
Can You Throw A Paper Plane?
Paper plane experts Dylan Parker and James Norton are challenging local residents to a paper plane “throw-off”
Stars Come Out For Big Screen
Ryan Corr will be arriving in the South Burnett this Friday, June 12, as the special guest for this year’s Big Screen Film Festival. And film buffs will be able to meet him in person on Friday night.
Police Hunt Stolen Items
Kingaroy detectives are trying to track stolen items sold through local Facebook “buy, swap & sell” pages
Winter Weather Keeps Rinks Quiet
Whether the weather is the excuse I don’t know, but things been a bit quiet on the bowls rinks this week.
Almost The Perfect Day
When Hannah Phillips surged to the line on Flinders Luck in the Nanango BP Maiden last Saturday, she knew she had just clinched the Nanango Jockeys Premiership for 2014-15.
