Home is where the art is
Home is where the art is, and Jumping Ant Arts have featured 'Home' in their upcoming exhibition at the Kingaroy Regional Art Gallery.
From...
Business back in Horne’s hands
Wooroolin Used Machinery was purchased by Mick and Pat Magrath in February 1986 from Basil Horne.
The business was operative as a sandblasting business...
Adieu to Dr Morgan
Nanango has lost one of its finest doctors.
Dr Frederick Morgan OAM sadly passed away on Easter Sunday, 20 April 2025, at the age...
Councils united at Cherbourg summit
Cherbourg made history last week, becoming the second community outside of Brisbane to host a summit of Queensland's 17 First Nations councils.
The Burnett community...
Thompson praises council’s ‘team effort’
North Burnett Division 6 councillor Moira Thompson has praised her council's track record 12 months into the term, saying her area has enjoyed better...
SOCIALS: A journey of craftsmanship and heritage
On Sunday, 4 May, a remarkable new addition to the South Burnett region officially opened its doors ‘Brothers Whisky Lounge’, an intimate and meticulously...
Crack down on state forest illegal activities
Rangers are cracking down on illegal activity in the South Burnett’s state forests.
After a number of fines were issued over the Easter holidays,...
Plenty to hear and see at Orange Fest
Away from the citrus-covered arena of this year's Gayndah Orange Festival, crowds could also enjoy the finer pleasures of life thanks to a stacked...
UPDATE: Man airlifted after gravel road crash
A man received "significant" leg- and chest injuries in a motorbike-and-ute crash near Monto in the North Burnett on Tuesday afternoon, requiring air transport...
Elderly man hurt in Yarraman smash
Paramedics took a man in his 70's to hospital after he was injured in a two-car crash on Yarraman's south side on Tuesday afternoon.
The...
IN PICS: Crowds flock to Orange Fest
Gayndah's latest Orange Festival received an outpouring of support from the public, with attendees of the 2025 event hailing from all over Queensland and...
Lights on but nobody’s home
Almost half a year since the LNP took power in Queensland and despite the party's repeated promises to "bolster the thinning blue line," the...
Store repairs put on hold
Cherbourg's council has voted to delay repairs to a recently-vacated store building on the town's main street.
The Cherbourg Store on 20 Barambah Avenue, also...
