Jules Says Farewell
Regional Tourism Development Officer Jules McMurtrie has bid farewell to local tourism operators in the latest issue of the Southern Queensland Country Tourism newsletter.
Tourism Association To Redefine Aims
The South Burnett Tourism Association will seek input from tourism operators and interested regional groups over coming weeks about what its role and objectives should be.
Brisbane Gets An Extra Day Off
The State Government announced today that a public holiday has been declared for the Brisbane Local Government Area for Friday, November 14.
Special Two-Day Show
At Gallery This Weekend
South Burnett residents will get a chance to become art critics this weekend when artist Lee Porter’s exhibition “Can You See What I See?” goes on show for two days at the Wondai Regional Art Gallery.
Flood Money For Events
Three South Burnett events have gained funding under a special State Government support package for events affected by floods earlier this year.
Brochure Sells Area To Schools
Southern Queensland Country Tourism – the organisation responsible for promotion of the South Burnett – has produced a new brochure aimed at selling the area to school groups.
Yarraman On Track For Centenary
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.
Wine Tourism Launch In Toowoomba
Southern Queensland Country Tourism – the tourism body responsible for promotion of the South Burnett – will be launching a new “Food & Wine Development Plan” in Toowoomba on May 24.
Autumn On Show
Brilliant autumn weather helped shape a brilliant Wondai Autumn Garden Expo at the weekend.
A Noble Victory … At Last!
Moffatdale’s Wally Pesudovs has been quietly celebrating a victory. After five years of hard work, four failed crops and $18,000 in outlays, he’s finally released his first wine.
Bold New Vision For Tourism
The South Burnett Tourism Association has backed away from oblivion at its rescheduled AGM, voting instead to elect a new executive and adopt a bold, new vision which will see it focus on local projects with greater member participation.
New Fund For Flood-Affected Events
The Queensland State Government announced today it has created a $150,000 fund so that flood-affected areas can reschedule events that had to be cancelled because of the 2013 floods.
Race Countdown Begins
One of the South Burnett’s most iconic picnic race meetings will be held five weeks from now … the 91st annual Burrandowan Picnic Races on Saturday, May 11.
SBWIA Withdraws Offer Of Help
The South Burnett Wine Industry Association has backed away from a proposal that it merge with the South Burnett Tourism Association to help keep the region’s tourism organisation alive.
Centenary Celebration In May
Time really flies in Yarraman … this year, they’re going to be celebrating Oktoberfest in May!
New Guide For Tourists Released
Southern Queensland Country Tourism has launched a new guide to inspire visitors to choose the local region for their next holiday.
Visitors Enjoy Easter Fun
The Easter long weekend always attracts a horde of visitors to the South Burnett … and this year has been no exception.
Made In The Shade
After their driveway washed down the hill this summer, the Coopers were due for a bit of sunshine.
Tourism Group At Crossroads
The South Burnett Tourism Association is at a crossroads after its outgoing President yesterday called for the organisation to be wound up.
Grants Open For Tourism Operators
A Federal Government grants program to assist the tourism industry has opened for applications and Federal Member for Wide Bay Warren Truss is urging South Burnett businesses to apply.
