How is the best way to get questions about the long-term future of Queensland out into the community? This was the problem discussed today at a “report back” meeting in Yarraman organised by Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington in the wake of the recent Queensland Plan Summit in Mackay.
Yarraman residents are getting ready for a big day of celebrations on Saturday, May 18
Get on track and head for Yarraman! On Saturday, May 18, residents will be celebrating 100 years since the arrival of the first train to the town.
Toowoomba Regional Council sport and recreation officers have assisted sports clubs in the shire gain more than $3 million of external grant money over the past two years.
Time really flies in Yarraman … this year, they’re going to be celebrating Oktoberfest in May!
Good Friday has been bringing Christians of different nominations together for more than 20 years
Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington is inviting local residents to come along and have a chat at any of her “mobile offices” being held in the South Burnett soon.
The State Government will commit an extra $100 million to school repairs on top of the $200 million it committed in last year’s budget, Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington announced today.
Yarraman’s Royal Hotel was awash with mohawks, skinheads and crazy coloured hair on Saturday but no one seemed to mind.
A community meeting that had been touted as being a discussion on Yarraman’s de-amalgamation from Toowoomba turned out to be the exact opposite when Toowoomba Regional Council held its first-ever Community Engagement Forum in the town on Wednesday night.
The Toowoomba Chamber of Commerce and Industry will be presenting a workshop in Yarraman on Thursday (March 14) to encourage local businesses and organisations to get a website.
Toowoomba Regional Council has been forced to cancel the activities planned for Errol Munt Park in Yarraman this Friday and Saturday.
A new date has been fixed for the twice-postponed Yarraman forum.
A public forum to discuss plans for Yarraman’s future which was planned for Monday night has had to be postponed for the second time in two weeks.
Toowoomba Mayor Paul Antonio and councillors from Toowoomba Regional Council will be visiting Yarraman on Wednesday, February 27, to discuss visions for the future of the town.
Plaintive barking coming from Yarraman Creek prompted local residents Susan and Scott Reilly to investigate … and what they found stunned them.
The future direction of Yarraman is expected to be a subject for discussion when Queensland Energy and Water Supply Minister Mark McArdle meets with representatives from the South Burnett and Toowoomba regional councils on February 26-27.
Yarraman community radio station Wild Horse FM held a special dinner at Heritage House on Friday
Road repairs scheduled in the Yarraman area as part of the 2010-11 flood recovery are still on course to be completed this year, although a Toowoomba Regional Council spokesman says the exact timing may have been effected by the latest round of flooding.
A mysterious egg discovered at Meandu Mine last October will finally unveil its secrets at tomorrow’s Nanango Markets.
