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South Burnett Regional Council has received a $25,000 State Government grant to deliver a range of recreational activities for women and girls.
South Burnett Regional Council has received a $25,000 State Government grant to deliver a range of recreational activities for women and girls.
A man aged in his 20s suffered a significant leg injury in a single-vehicle crash at Proston on Thursday night.
A woman aged in her 40s was airlifted to Brisbane with critical injuries after being struck by a vehicle at Inverlaw on Saturday night.
Fifteen local not-for-profit groups will receive a total of more than $1.1 million in funding from latest round of the State Government’s Gambling Community Benefit Fund.
South Burnett teenagers have taken out the top two places at the prestigious QCAS Stud Beef Young Parader competition at the Ekka.
Fundraising by the Proston Local Ambulance Committee could help save some of the youngest lives in the Proston community.
BIEDO is bringing a roadshow to the South Burnett later this month to help demystify digital “connectivity”.
South Burnett Regional Council held a workshop “on the road” in Proston this week.
A dozen not-for-profit community groups will share more than $322,400 in the latest round of Gambling Community Benefit Fund grants.
The South Burnett’s 2024 show season kicked off last Saturday with the 66th annual Proston Show.
A Proston mum whose son has been missing for nine months is distraught she learned via Facebook that his body had been identified.
Rugby league legend Gordon Tallis talked footy – and bouncing back – to an appreciative audience gathered at the Proston Men’s Shed on Saturday night.
Proston residents obviously love Christmas! Their festive – and community spirit – has led to Wondai Road taking out the Santa Claus Lane title for a second time.
The showgrounds were the place to be on Saturday night in Proston if you wanted to catch up with Santa!
Federal Member for Flynn Colin Boyce is opening an electorate office in Gayndah this week.
An estimated 1500 to 2000 people turned out in Proston at the weekend to help celebrate the town’s Centenary.
It’s been building up steam for more than a year but preparations by a group of dedicated volunteers will finally come to a head this weekend when Proston celebrates its centenary!
Murgon detectives have charged a 29-year-old Gympie man and a 21-year-old Proston man after a year-long drug operation.
A 38-year-old Wondai woman has been charged with possessing dangerous drugs (methylamphetamine) and drug utensils.
The Proston and District Heritage Association has unveiled some of the activities planned for the town’s huge Centenary weekend!