Delightful On A Sunday (And A Monday)
One of the South Burnett’s best-kept secrets for a relaxing afternoon lunch is tucked away on a dirt road about 20km south-west of Kingaroy.
Enjoy A Long Lunch Over The Long Weekend
Some people say the long, lazy lunch died in the 1990s. And that may be true. But only in the cities.
No Need To Fudge Mondays
Ever wondered how fudge is made? If you have, you can find out all about it if you drop by Taste South Burnett’s cellar door on Monday, October 5.
‘For Sale’ Sign Dashes Dream
The dream of a new multi-million motel and conference centre development in Kingaroy has evaporated
Take A Wine Master Class This Weekend
If you’ve ever wondered how grapes get turned into wine, you can have all your questions answered at one of the South Burnett’s largest wineries during the October long weekend.
Italian Festival Draws Bumper Crowd
Between 700 and 800 people travelled to Moffatdale Ridge for the South Burnett’s first-ever Italian Festival
Spend Saturday Morning At The Markets
If you love browsing through country markets and you’re visiting the South Burnett or Cherbourg over the October long weekend, make sure you get to Nanango on Saturday morning, October 3.
Rise In International Visitors
International visitor numbers to Southern Queensland Country have increased 5.6 per cent to 51,000 visitors, according to figures released today.
Nominations Invited
For Chairman’s Award
Southern Queensland Country Tourism has launched a new award for local tourism operators: the SQCT Chairman’s Award.
Big Makeover For Bucket
Nanango’s famous “Big Bucket” is sporting a new $5000 paint job, thanks to ESCO and Terry Mackrell
Tourism Promotion Offers $4000 Holiday
The South Burnett Regional Council is encouraging residents to give family and friends who live outside the region the chance to win a $4000, 10 night Regional Trail holiday if they visit the area before October 30.
Action Group Plans To
Press MP To Save Tower
JFAGI plans to approach Agriculture Minister Bill Byrne to save Jimna’s fire tower from demolition
Funding For Autumn Tourism Push
Southern Queensland Country – the Regional Tourism Organisation responsible for the South Burnett as well as most of southern and western Queensland – will benefit from $347,000 in funding to support tourism and events in the region.
Olde Worlde Comes To Nanango
After last year’s weather forced Nanango’s Medieval Fayre to take cover in the Cultural Centre, Saturday’s sunshine had everyone smiling.
MPs’ Energetic Defence Of Nanango
Shadow Energy Minister Andrew Powell dropped into the South Burnett Energy Centre in Nanango on Wednesday as part of a push to highlight there are, in fact, two “energy centres” in the Nanango electorate.
Rail Trail Work Starting Soon
Work on the first stage of the Kingaroy-Kilkivan Rail Trail is expected to start within two weeks.
Popular Camping Spot Re-Opens
A popular camping and day-use area in Imbil State Forest has reopened after a $1.5 million revamp by the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service.
Wine Industry May Spread Its Wings
The South Burnett Wine Industry Association may spread its wings to become the region’s peak tourism industry body.
Brisbane Gets A Taste Of Our Best
The annual Courier-Mail Regional Flavours festival shone a spotlight on the best of the South Burnett in Brisbane at the weekend.
Petition Launched To
Open Rail Trail ‘Gaps’
An online petition has been launched seeking support from the State Government to complete two “missing” sections of the Brisbane Valley Rail trail.
