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Students push for increased study options

Kingaroy State High School students Khyla Thompson, Kelleeann Slade, and Abby Nowland discuss the future of education in the South Burnett. Pictures: AMY BUCKINGHAM. 231797_01

Current and future tertiary students are pushing for more educational opportunities in Kingaroy. After South Burnett Regional Council's Mayor Brett […]

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