Moreton Buys More Resources
Moreton Resources has entered into an agreement to buy Cockatoo Coal’s Kingaroy coal tenement
Uni Tests New Cooling Tower Technology
The State Government says new technology developed in Queensland promises to revolutionise the electricity industry, leading to a cheaper, more reliable source of energy in drought-affected areas.
Best Vintage Iron Came To Town
The “Vintage Iron” rally held in Kingaroy featured some of the “Best” vintage tractors in Australia
Crackdown On ‘Puppy Farms’
A State Government proposal to register dog breeders has been overwhelmingly supported by Queenslanders who responded to a survey.
Graziers Seek Answers
On Future Of Tick Line
A meeting of 45 local primary producers has demanded answers about the future of the tick line
Ambassadors To Help Police
Finalists in the 2015 Rural Ambassador competition are being sponsored to help spread the word about Queensland Police’s “Stock and Rural Crime” smart phone app.
KCCG Sees No Future For Mine
Landholders living and farming near a proposed coal mine near Kingaroy say they are still concerned despite their recent meeting with Moreton Resources CEO Jason Elks.
ACCC Cracks Down On ‘Porkies’
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has investigated alleged misleading conduct in the pork industry arising from claims such as “free range”, “bred free range” and “bred outdoors”.
Meeting To Discuss Ticks
Deb Frecklington has called a meeting to get feedback from cattle producers on future tick management
Kay Wins State Landcare Award
Kay Enkelmann, an employee at the Burnett Mary Regional Group’s Wondai office, has won the Australian Government Landcare Facilitator Award (Queensland) in this year’s Landcare Awards.
Wondai Shines Despite The Rain
Everyone in the country loves the rain, except perhaps the organisers of the South Burnett’s annual shows.
A Big Day Ahead At Wondai!
Gates will open at 8:30am on Saturday at Wondai Showground for the last local show of 2015.
Warning To Suppliers To
Store Stock Feed Correctly
Animal Health Australia is reminding stockfeed suppliers they have a legal responsibility to ensure restricted animal material – such as bone meal and feather meal – does not contaminate cattle feed.
SB To Miss Out On Feral Funding
The State Government has snubbed the South Burnett and Toowoomba regions in a program designed to target wild dogs.
Stockman Injured
A man injured while mustering stock has been flown to Bundaberg Hospital for treatment.
Opportunity To Quiz Hendra Expert
South Burnett Veterinary Services is hosting an information night tonight (August 25) to provide an opportunity for horse owners to ask questions about the Hendra vaccine.
ALP Endorses Candidate
Labor has endorsed Barcaldine health worker David Kerrigan as the candidate for Maranoa in the upcoming Federal election.
Funding For Alumni Program
The South Burnett Community Leadership Program (SBCLP) – a project of the Red Earth Community Foundation – has received funding for an alumni program in 2016 as well as evaluation of the leadership program and its impact on the region.
Surgeons Call For Action On Quad Bikes
Surgeons have called on the State Government to act swiftly on the recommendations handed down by a Coronial inquest into quad bike deaths.
Linc To Face Class Action
Landholders from the Hopeland community near Chinchilla have instructed Mullumbimby-based law firm Universal Law to investigate and commence a class action in respect of damage and other potential harm allegedly caused by Linc Energy.
