Wondai Wolves Romp Home
Wondai Wolves hosted – and dominated – the Wide Bay Female Nines rugby league carnival last Saturday.
Wondai Wolves hosted – and dominated – the Wide Bay Female Nines rugby league carnival last Saturday.
Early bird entries close on Friday (March 31) for this year’s South Burnett Express Rail Trail Relay to be run on Sunday, April 30.
Tiarna Petersen has risen through the ranks of Wondai’s 135 Army Cadet Unit to take up the prestigious rank of Regimental Sergeant Major (AAC).
History was made at the annual “Reef & Beef Challenge” … the first time an A Grade women’s team has run out wearing a Wondai Wolves’ jersey.
The Wondai tennis courts have enjoyed a $96,610 makeover, thanks to the Gambling Community Benefit Fund.
South Burnett art lovers were again spoiled for choice on Friday night with the region’s two Council-owned art galleries both hosting opening nights for their March exhibitions.
South Burnett Regional Council will conduct community consultations next month on an upgrade to the lower portion of Scott Street, Wondai.
More than 40 stallholders attracted a big crowd to Saturday evening’s new-look Wondai Twilight Markets.
Six residences for government employees will be built on the site of the former doctor’s house and surgery in Wondai.
The free caravan camps at Wooroolin and Wondai have added an estimated $2.43 million to the South Burnett economy since 2018.
South Burnett artists have taken over the Wondai Regional Art Gallery for February, with works in all three gallery spaces.
“Reflect, Respect, Celebrate” – the slogan for this year’s Australia’s Day – was also the theme for a unique art day organised by the Wondai Art Gallery.
Wondai Art Gallery will be running a special art competition on Australia Day (January 26) with the theme “Reflect, Respect, Celebrate”.
Wondai Regional Art Gallery is hosting a “must-see” exhibition over the Christmas break that has been at least three years in the making …
The State Government has announced it will close its 23 State-owned Driver Reviver sites next year, but the sites at Wondai and Yarraman won’t be affected.
A man aged in his 50s suffered a leg injury in a crash at Wondai on Sunday night.
Seven local not-for-profit groups will share $4.68 million in sporting grants under flood recovery assistance announced on Thursday.
A proposed service station in Wondai was given preliminary approval at the SBRC’s October general meeting.
The South Burnett Race Club’s biggest meeting of the year attracted an enthusiastic crowd to the Wondai track on Saturday.
South Burnett ex-service organisations have received almost $20,000 in funding from the State Government’s Anzac Day Trust program.