The first of Nanango’s new flowering trees – designed to make an impact statement when motorists drive into the town along either the Burnett or D’Aguilar highways – were delivered to the South Burnett Regional Council on Monday morning.
The clock was turned back to the 1920s at Nanango Races on Saturday with flapper dresses and pearls in abundance, and even a top hat or two.
The Nanango Cultural Centre has been brimming with tinsel, trees and Christmas spirit for the past few days as a fundraiser for the local school chaplaincy program.
The South Burnett Regional Council will sponsor a “Shop Local” campaign for the South Burnett’s retail businesses this Christmas in an effort to boost the region’s economy.
Nanango and Kingaroy will be kicking off the Christmas season this Sunday with Community Christmas Carols.
Thieves have targeted Nanango’s historic Ringsfield House in recent weeks, stealing paint and other items.
Blackbutt/Benarkin residents have enjoyed the lowest average rate rise of any South Burnett town in the past six years while Kingaroy residents have suffered the steepest.
Historic Ringsfield House at Nanango is undergoing a renewal in the form of a new paint job, both inside and out.
This weekend’s Softball Festival in Nanango has been postponed.
Nanango author Bill Andress will be launching his latest book, “Think Back 2”, at Ringsfield early next month
Bookings have opened for cooking classes at super chef Jamie Oliver’s Ministry of Food Mobile Kitchen
What’s been happening on the bowling greens around our part of South East Queensland over the last week?
The South Burnett’s “formal season” had its second burst on Thursday night at Nanango State High School
A new theatre-restaurant production will erupt into life at Kingaroy RSL this Friday night
The timber bridge on Drayton Street, Nanango, will be the first bridge to receive an upgrade through the South Burnett Regional Council’s “Bridges to Recovery” program.
Seven fire crews are on site at a fire burning this afternoon in East Nanango.
Profits from the Old-Time Dance held at the recent Heritage Country Music Muster in Nanango, along with donations and money raised through raffles has been donated to a number of local community organisations.
Nurses, teachers, doctors and other hard-working locals in the South Burnett will be the big winners from the Federal Government’s decision to reverse the tax deductibility of self-education expenses, Member for Flynn Ken O’Dowd said today.
In a move sure to stun many local residents, Brisbane Bus Lines confirmed today it plans to axe its Brisbane-Murgon-Brisbane bus service in the New Year.
Earlier this year the Nanango & District camera club were fotunate enough to obtain a community grant from the Heritage Nanango Community Bank, which allowed the club to buy a much-needed computer.
