History Fans In For A Treat
Residents who love history – particularly local history – are in for a treat over the coming month
Residents who love history – particularly local history – are in for a treat over the coming month
The large number of racegoers who took a punt on the overcast weather conditions to head to Nanango Racecourse for the popular Easter Saturday race meeting emerged winners when the rain failed to develop
Videos of Easter Saturday’s races from the Nanango Race Club’s YouTube channel
There’s really no excuse to leave the South Burnett this weekend … there’s so many local events to enjoy!
A gully near Nanango has been named Mangan Gully in honour of Gallipoli veteran Michael Mangan.
With 59 acceptors for its Easter meeting, Nanango Race Club’s participants will easily outnumber Saturday’s other non-TAB fixtures scheduled for Barcaldine (31), Boulia (35), Bowen (44), Einasleigh (46), Flinton (38), Gladstone (30) and Roma (28).
The Nanango Race Club will be holding its annual CROW-FM 90.7 Easter Race Meeting at the Lee Park Raceway this Saturday, April 4.
The surprise demolition of a building has forced the SBRC to re-schedule its Nanango streetscaping plans
A large crowd turned out at the Nanango Showgrounds on Saturday night to find out who would be sashed as this year’s Miss Nanango Showgirl
Nanango was “alive with the sound of music” on Sunday.
Popular South Burnett Anglican priest, Rev Avriel Green, is heading to Caboolture.
Mater Mothers’ Hospital should be tickled pink by the efforts of staff members at Nanango’s IGA supermarket.
Ringsfield House was the spot to be in Nanango at 6:00am with locals queueing for breakfast
Some of the familiar voices – and less familiar faces – from ABC Radio Southern Queensland are visiting the South Burnett at the moment to touch base with loyal listeners.
A “March For Mental Health” will link the north and south of the region on Saturday (March 28), but don’t worry if you don’t like walking, this march also uses buses.
Are you under 18 and Nanango’s answer to Jamie Oliver, Gordon Ramsey or Nigella Lawson?
Year 7 students from Nanango State High School visited the Nanango Sewage Treatment Plant recently.
The first round of the South Burnett’s Evolution Solar Football League for 2015 was played in Nanango and Kingaroy on Saturday, and the matches drew good crowds of spectators at both venues
There was plenty of action in the South Burnett and neighbouring clubs this past week.
It was appropriate that I Am Mclovin was the winner that Kumbia Race Club President Brian Lenihan greeted in the mounting yard after last Saturday’s Murphy Pipe & Civil Maiden (900m).