Youth Hurt In Fall
A 17-year-old teenager has been taken to Kingaroy Hospital after falling from a cliff near Nanango this afternoon.
Bad Start On Holiday Roads
The school holidays have started badly on South Burnett roads with three road crashes occurring on Friday
Smashing Fun With Mosaics
Everything old is new again at Nanango’s Winds of Change art gallery which has embarked on an exploration of all things medieval.
Protect My Property Day
Nanango Rural Watch Committee will be hosting a property marking morning on Saturday (June 22) at Airds Hardware in Drayton Street, Nanango.
Medieval Pottery Workshop
The Winds Of Change Art Gallery in George Street, Nanango (just across the road from the Nanango Cultural Centre) will be running a Medieval Pottery Class from 10:00am to 1:00pm on Monday (June 17) as part of its Medieval Month at the gallery.
NBN On The Way
Infrastructure for the National Broadband Network will begin to appear in the South Burnett soon after the South Burnett Regional Council approved three NBN sites at its monthly meeting on Wednesday.
Memories Come Flooding Back
A book capturing flood memories has arrived back from the printers just in time for its official launch
Pool Closures ‘Off The Table’
The South Burnett Regional Council will reconsider the idea of public swimming pool closures after receiving negative feedback from some South Burnett residents over the past few days.
Learning In The Fast Lane
A $3000 donation by the Kingaroy-Taabinga Rotary Club has provided students from three South Burnett schools with a hands-on opportunity to design, build and test their own mini Formula 1 racing cars.
SBRC Considers Pool Closures
The South Burnett Regional Council may be forced to look at closing some town swimming pools
Kathy’s Business Is Expanding
A six-month project to expand Nanango Country Veterinary Services culminated in an official opening on Saturday
Man Critical After Alleged Assault
Police are investigating an alleged assault at Nanango this morning which has left a man in a critical condition in hospital.
Volunteers Blaze A Trail Of Hope
If you say it fast enough it doesn’t sound like much … 115km of fencing. But if you drove along it at top speed, it would take more than hour. Now imagine walking along 115km of fencing, carefully checking it for damage and painstakingly removing flood debris.
Rural Firies Hold Open Day
Saturday is Rural Fire Service Day in Queensland, an opportunity to celebrate the dedication and commitment of the 34,000 men and women who volunteer in local brigades to help keep Queensland safe.
Police Mark A Caring Milestone
Back in January, a special milestone was passed in Nanango when a caring police officer referred a woman to the Alcohol and Drug Information Service.
Cadets March On Nanango
Nanango’s Showgrounds played host to 50 cadets from all over south-east Queensland on Saturday.
Big Boost From Bendigo
Community members gathered in Yarraman on Wednesday night for the presentation of grants cheques
Cadets To Parade In Nanango
Traffic will come to a halt in Drayton Street, Nanango, on Saturday morning to allow more than 70 Army Cadets to march from Nanango Showgrounds to the War Memorial.
Learning How To Shoot People
A portrait workshop held at Tipperary Flats at Nanango on Sunday afternoon proved a winner for the Nanango & District Camera Club.
Punters Enjoy Star Appeal
Nanango’s Autumn Race Meeting got off to a late start on Saturday after a horse threw its jockey.
