It’s taken a little longer than a year and it’s involved everything from collection tins in local stores to two CROW-FM radiothons and two open air movie nights … but on Saturday, July 25, Wondai’s memorial to its much-loved former town emu Charlotte will finally be unveiled.
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.
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
The Ration Shed Museum gave heartfelt thanks to the Federal Government today for its renewed support
Australian guitar legend Phil Emmanuel has performed on stage with the some of the greats of the music industry – from James Morrison and Don Burrows to Dolly Parton and Lee Kernaghan.
It’s been four months in the making. But on Friday night, eager visitors finally got to inspect it
Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington says a report released recently by the Department of Tourism shows an increase in drive tourism In Queensland during 2014 – including an almost 5 per cent rise for the Southern Queensland Country region.
Sprucing up the formerly run-down Murgon Caravan Park and converting it into a free 48-hour camping ground appears to have paid off for the South Burnett Regional Council and Murgon’s businesses.
The second annual Reconciliation Fun Run (or walk) is on again this Sunday from Murgon to Cherbourg!
Four South Burnett wine outlets have won six awards from Gourmet Traveller Wine magazine
Create it, and they will come … that was the message from celebrity chef and passionate country produce promoter Miguel Maestre as he helped the South Burnett take over the city on the weekend at Brisbane’s trendy Eat Street Markets.
Clovely Estate will be hosting a Winemaker’s Dinners at historic Barambah Station next month
