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On the eve of Valentine's Day, Burnett lovebirds are being encouraged by the Wide Bay Sexual Health Service to engage […]

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PHOTOS: History unlocked at museum open day

Kingaroy locals and visitors alike explored the depths of history at the Kingaroy Heritage Museum. The museum open day on Saturday, 21 March welcomed...

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Latest from parkinson’s support group

South Burnett Parkinson's Support Group's informal meeting was held at the Murgon RSL Sub Branch on Monday, 23 February. Carmen opened the meeting at...

Staff fight burning bunyas at training day

Workers at a Bunya Mountains business learned about the unique environment surrounding their workplace during a fire evacuation training day. The crew of The Bunyas...

Boost for innovation

Fempro Armour founder Stephanie Bofinger is making waves in the sporting world. Her revolutionary body armour has transformed sports like motorsports, AFL, NRL and...

Joe does well for Kumbia

To celebrate the talent and dedication, South Burnett Regional Council announced the recipients of the local achiever awards at the Australia Day Awards, held...

Tigers take out 9s carnival

The Mundubbera Tigers won their own footy carnival last weekend, emerging as the best of eight clubs in a tightly-contested competition. The North Burnett citrus...

Iconic hall of memory

Earlier this month the Goomeri community gathered to celebrate a centenary milestone. The Goomeri Hall of Memory centenary celebrations was held on Saturday, 7...

The great AI content heist

In a recent Australian Financial Review opinion piece, “There is nothing creative about AI not paying for news content”, Rod Sims made a point...

Ollies Mower changes gears

After 13 years, Ollies Mowers is changing gears and welcoming new owners behind the iconic Kingaroy store. The new owners for Ollies Mower Service...

Handcrafted delights

The gardens of Nanango's historic Ringsfield House hosted a wide range of dedicated craftspeople on Saturday. The Nanango Handmade Markets on 14 March brought together...

Dandabah upgrades welcomed

Bunya Mountains community leaders are "absolutely delighted" with the recently completed $6 million upgrades to the Dandabah Picnic Area, saying the new facilities will...

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