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Leaders of Benarkin SS

Four brave students from Year 6 have raised their hands to be 2025 student leaders at Benarkin State School. School leaders Skye Nutter and...

Traffic operation in Goomeri

Goomeri Police, in partnership with the national heavy vehicle regulator, led a traffic operation on 25 February. This operation focused on heavy vehicles, such...

Hedges and edges

There are some areas of the garden where you might feel like a bit of formality - perhaps a lovely living fence along the...

Christine’s creative impact

Monto student leaders

Community to tackle crime

New seniors’ group’s green day out

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Sport

Action at Murgon’s Rodeo

The cowboys were against the clock as they held on for dear life at the Murgon Rodeo 2025. On Saturday, 15 March at the...

GALLERY: Kingaroy Golf’s memorable Peanut Harvest Week Centenary dinner and event

The Kingaroy Golf Club was abuzz with excitement as it hosted the highly anticipated "Peanut Harvest Week - Vets 36 Hole 4BBB Stroke" event...

Footy’s battle of the Burnett: two locals set to clash in NRL showdown

The clash between the Canberra Raiders and the Brisbane Broncos on Saturday evening will not just be a battle between Queensland and the Australian...

Discus go flying

It was all about the will to win as South Burnett Little Athletics Centre held their weekly meet on Wednesday, 12 March. Many athletes...

Paterson celebrates NZ three-peat

Blackbutt's Anne Paterson has firmly cemented herself as New Zealand's finest female woodchopper after winning her birth country's national timbersport contest for the third...

Gayndah’s golden squad wins 9’s carnival

The Gayndah Gladiators took out a confident victory in the Mundubbera 9's rugby carnival over the weekend, going undefeated in each of their six...

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Community News

Gayndah collaborates for better health

A small group of Gayndah community members are passionate about ensuring their town has access to good health services. John, the current Gayndah Community...

Driven to abstraction at Mundubbera

Get ready to be inspired by a series of abstract art at Mundubbera Regional Art Gallery. The Childers Art Group will feature their Driven...

Why is Relay important?

What difference does Relay makes for people living with a cancer diagnosis? What can Relay do to assist with the healing process? South Burnett...

Pets microchips to be checked

Attention all pet owners. The microchip company HomeSafe ID, which is used by many Toowoomba region residents as well as the RSPCA Queensland, has...

STAY INFORMED: Storms in North Burnett

Mundubbera and Eidsvold residents are being urged to stay informed about a severe storm in the region. This warning from North Burnett Regional Council...

UPDATE: Storm has passed

UPDATE The Bureau of Meteorology has confirmed an earlier severe thunderstorm heading through the South Burnett is no longer active. Rain continues to fall over the...

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‘Right to farm’ action needed

A panel of four experts at a recent Bundaberg agriculture forum outlined the threats to farming in the Wide Bay-Burnett caused by 'overeager' policies,...

Taabinga leaders’ goals

Taabinga State School has a big crew of keen Year 6 student leaders, ready to inspire fellow students and make a difference in 2025....

Speechless scratch-it discovery

A South Burnett local has achieved the win of a lifetime with an Instant Scratch-Its top prize. The Nanango man was left dumbfounded and...

Meet the South Burnett Hearing team

Born and raised in the South Burnett, Jacinda and Shae founded South Burnett Hearing in 2022. The aim was to bring the focus back to...

A taste of toastmasters

Calling all those who have a desire to improve their public speaking skills, South Burnett Toastmasters is opening its doors, ready to welcome everyone...

Nuclear ‘not viable’, committee claims

A federal committee tasked with investigating Australia's nuclear energy future has handed down its interim report, painting a grim picture of atomic power generation...

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