Training Paints A Perfect Picture
Twelve happy artists took part in a four-day pastel workshop at the Nanango Cultural Centre recently
Tourism Associations Aim
To Grow Nanango’s Economy
Showing Nanango businesses easy ways to make more money from tourism will be a major topic of conversation when the Nanango Tourism and Development Association and the South Burnett Tourism Association meet on June 24.
Digital Workshops Begin In July
Three digital workshops which will teach South Burnett businesses how to use modern technologies to increase profits and lower costs will be held in Kingaroy and Nanango between July and September this year.
Bursary A Recipe For Career Success
Nanango Year 12 student Whitney Horwood has been awarded a $1000 bursary to help her fulfil her dream of becoming a chef.
Nanango Man Jailed Over
Engagement Party Death
A Nanango man charged after a death at an engagement party in 2011 has been jailed
Army Cadets Target Recruits
The grounds at Nanango State High School were invaded on Saturday by an army of khaki-clad youngsters
Expo Celebrates
Everything Bridal
The Nanango Cultural Centre was transformed into a wedding wonderland on Saturday morning
Nanango Lights The Way
The switch-on of Nanango’s first traffic lights on Tuesday evening may have provoked criticism from some locals on social media, but Cr Barry Green isn’t flustered.
Theatre Company Delivers Laughs
The Nanango Theatre Company will be rolling out their first production of the year on Friday night
Nanango Gets New Tourist Guide
NaTDA has launched a new tourist guide to help promote Nanango and the South Burnett
A Big Night In Nanango
It’s always a BIG night in Nanango and the champagne opening night of the 8th annual Big Screen Festival on Friday lived up to expectations.
Nanango Streetscaping
Finished By Year’s End
Nanango’s streetscaping is expected to be completed by the end of December
John’s Coming To Nanango
Aussie actor and Gold Logie winner John Wood is looking forward to visiting Nanango this week … even if he admits he’s not quite sure where the town is.
Work Starts On Passing Lane
Work has begun on the construction of a new overtaking lane on the D’Aguilar Highway between Yarraman and Nanango.
Nanart Bows Out
The annual Nanart Arts Festival bowed out this weekend after 14 years service to Nanango’s arts community
War Link Stirs Up Memories
The South Burnett delegation to the Netherlands to honour Murgon airman Patrick Tiernan has revived both pleasant and painful memories for Nanango resident Hanny Mous.
Heritage Captured On Camera
Esk photographer Neville Wright won the $1000 “Best In Show” prize at the recent Brisbane Valley Heritage Trails photographic competition.
Caravan In Crash
A truck towing a large caravan and a sedan collided at lunchtime today at the corner of Cairns Street and the D’Aguilar Highway at Nanango.
Schools Join Forces To Share Hope
Twelve months ago, a small school at Laidley was left reeling after devastating floods swept through the area for the second time in two years.
Animal Lovers Dig
Deep For RSPCA
The Kingaroy RSPCA shelter will be more than $2300 better after a fundraiser organised by Jade Binns
