Kingaroy To Host FFA Cup Match
In a great coup for our region, Nanango will take on 2013 Toowoomba Premier League Grand Finalists, Willowburn, on Saturday March 15 in Kingaroy at 5:00pm.
Keren’s Works Line Cafe’s Walls
Nanango photographer Keren McSweeney will be giving customers at Kingaroy’s Utopia Cafe something to think about over their coffee this month.
One Punch Leads To Prison
A 20-year-old Nanango man was today sentenced to 18 months jail for an assault which left a man with a jaw so badly broken that a titanium plate and screws had to be inserted by surgeons.
Nanango Wins First FFA Cup Match
Nanango’s FFA side beat Toowoomba premier league team Gatton 2-0 at Clive Berghoffer Stadium on Saturday night.
Top Pet Photographer
To Visit Nanango Club
Well-known Ipswich pet photographer Tina Dial will be visiting the Nanango Camera Club next month.
CCTVs To Stop Vandalism
The South Burnett Regional Council will soon install closed circuit video cameras in 10 of the region’s public parks in a bid to combat vandalism.
Fun For All At Baby Show
Preparations for this year’s Heritage Nanango Mardi Gras got off to a flying start on Saturday with a very special fundraiser.
Cherbourg Alcohol Ban Being Reviewed
Cherbourg’s alcohol ban may be lifted depending on community attitudes and the result of a joint application by Cherbourg Aboriginal Shire Council and the South Burnett Regional Council.
Belinda’s Special Effort For Her Mum
The World’s Greatest Shave will be taking on a special meaning this year for Peta Baines’ family
Collectors Get Stuck In
Nanango High School Hall was abuzz with excitement on Saturday over the 20th annual Stamp Day
A Taste Of Country Hospitality
There’s a reason why Nanango’s latest a la carte restaurant is named after a woolshed, and it’s quite romantic.
‘More Than 500 Signatures’
On Anti-VLAD Act Petition
A petition being taken up locally against the State Government’s Vicious Lawless Associations Disestablishment (VLAD) Bill now has more than 500 signatures, Queensland Greens member Grant Newson said today.
Temporary School Bus Route Is ‘Safe’
The temporary closure of Nanango’s Drayton Street bridge has local councillor Barry Green worried
A Very Australian Celebration!
With everything from racing cane toads and yabbies to thong tossing and billy can painting … it could be only one thing, Australia Day!
Nanango Men Get Their Own Shed
One man’s vision to do something to tackle problems has resulted in the opening of a Men’s Shed
Ministry Of Food Hosts Community Day
Jamie’s Ministry Of Food Mobile Kitchen – which is currently delivering cooking classes in Nanango – will be celebrating its second birthday next Wednesday at a special South Burnett Community Day.
Storms Bring Welcome Rain
Wednesday afternoon’s storms brought smiles to many faces after a day of stifling heat but most South Burnett farmers will be hoping there’s still more rain around the corner.
Painting Delays Ringsfield Reopening
Painting and redecorating work at Nanango’s historic Ringsfield House have delayed its planned reopening by a fortnight.
A Fun Way To Start Learning
Nanango teacher Sarah Campbell has swapped schoolbooks for fingerpainting … and she wouldn’t have it any other way.
Nanango’s New Trees ‘Doing Fine’
Rumours that Nanango’s new pear trees are dying are untrue, acting South Burnett Mayor Cr Keith Campbell said today.
