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The organisers of the inaugural Wondai Street Sprints are looking for volunteers and not-for-profit organisations interested in getting involved in the event
The organisers of the inaugural Wondai Street Sprints are looking for volunteers and not-for-profit organisations interested in getting involved in the event
Wondai’s traditional Christmas Eve Carnival was blessed with balmy weather
The Wondai Show Society is gearing up for its big Christmas Eve Carnival next Thursday night.
Three empty and semi-derelict shops in Wondai have enjoyed a $150,000 makeover and put back into use
Yarraman Bowls Club has certainly had its ups and downs this year, but now look like they will finish on a high note.
The South Burnett could lose up to four race meetings – and possibly more in future – if the State Government proceeds with controversial recommendations designed to rein in Racing Queensland’s escalating debts.
Wondai’s water is safe to drink, despite the facts it looks dirty and may have an earthy taste.
Hivesville author Graham Braddock unveiled his first novel at the Wondai Art Gallery on Friday night
The South Burnett Chorale’s traditional Christmas concerts are getting underway this weekend!
Wednesday, November 11 was Remembrance Day …
Nanango MP Deb Frecklington is pressing the State Government to find a new vehicle inspection location
Rolling thunderstorms led to a smaller than usual crowd at the Wondai Regional Art Gallery on Friday night
The closing date for public submissions and feedback to the Stolen Wages Reparations Taskforce has been extended to Friday, November 20.
Murgon’s Graham House Community Centre have launched a drive to collect Christmas gifts for children.
The culture of volunteering is alive and well in Wondai as proven by Thursday’s “thank you” afternoon tea at Wondai Diggers Club for Meals on Wheels helpers.
The South Burnett Regional Council breathed new life into the proposed Wondai Sprints motor race meeting on Wednesday when it agreed to resurface parts of the Wondai Industrial Estate to provide Sprints organisers with a race track.
Well-known Wondai resident Winston Burrows has been presented with Life Membership of CROW-FM
In 1597, a Portuguese caravel ran aground on Stradbroke Island while it was exploring the Australian coastline.
Wondai’s big race meeting on Saturday celebrated not only the running of the annual Wondai Cup, but also the centenary of another Wondai institution, Ryan’s Butchery.
Sarah Eilbeck, the English lass who saluted in the Wondai Cup twelve months ago on Aashiq, was named Rookie Apprentice of the Year at Racing Queensland’s Thoroughbred Awards ceremony at Doomben on Monday.