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.
JFAGI plans to approach Agriculture Minister Bill Byrne to save Jimna’s fire tower from demolition
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.
After last year’s weather forced Nanango’s Medieval Fayre to take cover in the Cultural Centre, Saturday’s sunshine had everyone smiling.
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.
Work on the first stage of the Kingaroy-Kilkivan Rail Trail is expected to start within two weeks.
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.
The South Burnett Wine Industry Association may spread its wings to become the region’s peak tourism industry body.
The annual Courier-Mail Regional Flavours festival shone a spotlight on the best of the South Burnett in Brisbane at the weekend.
An online petition has been launched seeking support from the State Government to complete two “missing” sections of the Brisbane Valley Rail trail.
South Burnett Tourism Association members voted on Tuesday night to wind the group up
Wondai Heritage Museum has a special exhibit on display, a model of the HMS Endeavour
Former Nanango mayor Reg McCallum will be the guest speaker at Friday’s “History Morning” at Nukku Nook
No you weren’t imagining it, there were a LOT of Minis on South Burnett roads at the weekend.
Some of the Durong Dingo Sanctuary’s immediate fencing problems have been solved … thanks to fundraising, generous donations and the help of a bunch of eager young volunteers.
New research released by Tourism and Events Queensland (TEQ) today estimates there has been an 11.3 per cent rise in domestic tourism across the Southern Queensland Country region in the year ending March 2015.
The South Burnett Tourism Association (SBTA) may close down in a fortnight, leaving the region’s tourist operators without a voice in the way the region is promoted to potential visitors in the future.
It’s deeply ironic – and slightly tragic – the South Burnett Tourism Association will be voting on whether or not to dissolve itself in the middle of this month.
The Kingaroy Observatory has formally opened its doors to the public after its long move from Maidenwell
Visitors to the Muntapa railway tunnel near Cooyar will enjoy easier access after recent work by Council
