Thank You For Your Service …
“Thank you for your service. Lest We Forget” … With these words another red poppy was solemnly placed on a serviceman’s grave at Memerambi Cemetery.
“Thank you for your service. Lest We Forget” … With these words another red poppy was solemnly placed on a serviceman’s grave at Memerambi Cemetery.
Almost 100 people gathered at Wooroolin Hall on Saturday night to forget floods and drought
South Burnett Regional Council has officially named the a strip of land in front of the old rail sheds in Wooroolin “Dalton Place”.
The inaugural Wooroolin Lions “Paddle 4 Fun” at the Wetlands on Saturday attracted watercraft of all sizes
Wooroolin Lions Club has come up with a novel way to raise funds and have some fun … and they hope they’re going to be “swamped” with participants.
Work on the first stage of the Kingaroy-Kilkivan Rail Trail is expected to start within two weeks.
A fire has damaged the smokehouse at the rear of Lowrie’s Meat House at Wooroolin
South Burnett vets are getting ready for three months of desexing … and all at a discount price.
Three of the South Burnett’s leading butchers are beefing up for a battle of bangers and burgers
The South Burnett Regional Council has begun a five-day public consultation process to gather the community’s ideas about the proposed Kingaroy-Murgon Rail Trail.
The SBRC will hold a series of public consultation meetings next week about the Kingaroy-Murgon Rail Trail.
Anzac Day commemorations in the South Burnett aren’t just confined to the larger population centres
The Wooroolin Community Committee has received $1723 from the Federal Government’s Anzac Centenary Grants Program to restore World War I photographs.
It’s been almost two years since the last disastrous floods hit the South Burnett … would we be better prepared if disaster strikes again this summer?
A short, sharp storm moved from the north-west through parts of the South Burnett on Tuesday afternoon
Students from Kumbia and Wooroolin State Schools learned the importance of three simple words on Friday: Recognise, React and Report.
Numbers were less than expected but that didn’t stop everyone having a good time at Wooroolin
Construction will begin next week on a $1.9 million one kilometre-long passing lane on the Bunya Highway, north of Wooroolin.
Time is running out for pre-bookings for an anti-VLAD rally “family fun day” planned at Wooroolin in November
A Bundaberg couple were transported to Kingaroy Hospital for treatment after a single vehicle crash on the Bunya Highway on Saturday afternoon.