Taabinga Rotary Club has partnered with TAFE Qld South West to offer a “Responsible Service Of Alcohol” course to members of local service clubs, sporting groups and not-for-profit organisations at a greatly reduced price.
Everyone loves a chance to frock up and have a ball … and the latest fundraiser for the RACQ CareFlight helicopters held in Kingaroy at the weekend provided just that.
Kingaroy Rotary Club is making life a little bit safer by presenting five defibrillators to organisations located at strategic sites around Kingaroy.
There just three tables left to fill – as well as a couple of single or double spots – for the black tie “The Sky’s The Limit” charity ball at Kingaroy Town Hall on May 21.
South Burnett roads should be a little bit safer after another 300 or so Year 11 students were put through the day-long RYDA program in Kingaroy this week.
“The Sky’s The Limit” at this year’s Police Charity Ball which will be held at Kingaroy Town Hall on May 21.
Taabinga Rotary Club has launched an ambitious plan to give Kingaroy’s Town Common walking track a $250,000 upgrade.
Kingaroy Rotary’s $30,000 “problem” has been solved … with a cheque to purchase equipment for palliative care services in the South Burnett.
The Rotary Club of Murgon recently hosted a dinner in Wondai to raise funds for Hummingbird House
Kingaroy chef Jason Ford will be doing his bit to raise awareness about Rotary’s world polio campaign at a pancake breakfast in Kingaroy’s O’Neill Square on Saturday morning (October 24).
Book these dates … the Rotary Club of Taabinga’s popular Bookarama will be held on September 5-6 at Kingaroy Town Hall.
Graham House Community Centre, Murgon Lions and Murgon Rotary have thrown their weight behind a fundraising effort to help a local family.
Kingaroy Rotary has $30,000 burning a hole in its pocket and is seeking ideas on how to spend it
The Rotary Club of Kingaroy has unveiled the 2015 edition of its popular calendar which highlights the works of South Burnett photographers.
Bookarama is a big hit with readers and should also prove to be a big hit with farmers
Taabinga Rotary Club’s major fundraiser for the year – and local book lovers’ favourite weekend of the year – is on again this weekend at Kingaroy Town Hall.
Taabinga Rotary Club is once again looking for books – cook books, history books, novels … any books!
There’s no need to tell South Burnett farmers the drought is still biting hard, and with predictions of an El Nino around the corner, there’s not a lot of good news on the horizon.
SBRC’s Manager of Finance Gary Wall has been presented with a Rotary Pride of Workmanship Award
Kingaroy’s Girl Guides have had their faith in humanity restored with offers to help pouring in to fix their vandalised meeting hut.
